Real Estate Agents Pam and Dave Pettigrew, Realtors ® hope to provide you with all of the information you need about real estate and relocation to Fort Collins, Colorado and the surrounding communities of Loveland, Windsor, Greeley, Wellington and Berthoud. These towns and cities are located in north-central Colorado in Larimer and Weld Counties, which are north of the Denver-metro area, along the 'Front Range' of the Rocky Mountains and stretch all the way to the Wyoming border.
Fort Collins is the major population center of this area and has been dubbed 'The Choice City'. The area continues to receive national recognition as a wonderful relocation and retirement destination; a place to live, work, raise a family and retire.
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Realtors Pam and Dave Pettigrew offer residential real estate and relocation services for Fort Collins, Colorado and surrounding areas.
"Of all the decisions you'll face when buying or selling a home, there is none more important than who you choose to represent you. Choose carefully"
- Dave and Pam Pettigrew
News Flash!
June 4, 2009 U.S. News & World Report in an article headlined "The Top 10 Housing Markets for the Next 10 Years" and quoting Moody's Economy selected the Fort Collins / Loveland area as one of the TOP TEN with a projected 4.1% annual home price increase over the next ten years. Moody's sifted through employment and population data and analyzed geographic and industry trends to generate 10-year home price projections for each of the nation's 384 metropolitan statistical areas and using this data, U.S. News compiled a list of the top ten housing markets for the next ten years. In selecting the Fort Collins / Loveland area, this is what they had to say:
"Not far from Colorado's breathtaking Rocky Mountain National Park are the neighboring cities of Fort Collins and Loveland. Thanks to university research, local support and private investment, this area of roughly 300,000 residents is evolving into a leading center for traditional and renewable energy", says Brian Willms, the president and CEO of the Loveland Chamber of Commerce. "We have this fantastic wind corridor to produce wind energy, over 300 days of sunshine a year – so it's a great place for solar energy – and we have some of the most productive natural gas reserves in the country,” he says. "And with all of the research and development taking place here, it's the perfect culmination for a new energy economy.” Fort Collin's 2008 median home sale price was $212,000. Home prices in the area should rise an average of 4.1% annually over the next ten years, Moody's Economy.com projects.
This is the #3 ranking out of all the 384 MSA's researched.
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