If you've been looking for that home to enjoy the holidays with your family, this is one you will want to see.
Check out one of the great homes you will see this Friday
82 Turnberry Place
Monday, December 12, 2011
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Ranked #55 in the Nation in Closed Sales Volume!
"What an honor to be recognized in this way", said The Iverson Team. We are so thanksful to our loyal customers, friends and family who send their friends and family to us. That's what makes us so successful! Thanks!Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Strong activity on homes selling for under $500,000
Properties selling for $500,000 or less have accounted for 57% of all transactions in May, and 54% year-to-date. There have been 227 transactions under $500,000 year-to-date through May, of which 92 have been bank sales.
Eagle County also had 8 transactions with a sales price of $4 million or more in May. The highest residential sales were sold in Vail; a Chalets at Lodge at Vail selling for $12.5 million, and an $8.15 million property selling at One Vail Road.
With a combination of the numerous properties under $500,000 and the high end transactions, Eagle County’s overall average sale price is $996,244.
New Development Update through May:
Westin: 5 Transactions Avg. Price; $659,000 $741 PPSF
Solaris: 5 Transactions Avg. Price; $6,567,420 $2,407 PPSF
Arrabelle: 2 Transactions Avg. Price; $2,680,000 $1,574 PPSF
Ascent: 32 Transactions Avg. Price; $595,625 $389 PPSF
Data compiled by and courtesy of Land Title's Trevor Theelke [ttheelke@ltgc.com].
Eagle County also had 8 transactions with a sales price of $4 million or more in May. The highest residential sales were sold in Vail; a Chalets at Lodge at Vail selling for $12.5 million, and an $8.15 million property selling at One Vail Road.
With a combination of the numerous properties under $500,000 and the high end transactions, Eagle County’s overall average sale price is $996,244.
New Development Update through May:
Westin: 5 Transactions Avg. Price; $659,000 $741 PPSF
Solaris: 5 Transactions Avg. Price; $6,567,420 $2,407 PPSF
Arrabelle: 2 Transactions Avg. Price; $2,680,000 $1,574 PPSF
Ascent: 32 Transactions Avg. Price; $595,625 $389 PPSF
Data compiled by and courtesy of Land Title's Trevor Theelke [ttheelke@ltgc.com].
GOLFING HEAVEN
Fresh air, green rolling hills, stunning views, unlimited access to an 18 hole, top-rated course, plus a driving range, golf lessons and a well-stocked pro shop – what more could a golf enthusiast want? Golfing communities are the answer for anyone who loves to hit that little white ball down the fairway, but they are also popular with homebuyers who have other interests too.
Golf communities come with many side benefits like social clubs, community events, first-class dining, full-service spas, and other recreational facilities such as tennis and basketball courts, swimming pools, horse-back riding and walking trails.
These days, golf communities cater to all types of people from working singles and growing families to retiring baby boomers. Most people choose a golf community for the beautiful setting, the health benefits and the ready-made sense of neighborhood.
Homes in golf communities come in a wide range of sizes and price ranges. From luxury homes to vacation condos, your REALTOR® can find you a home that perfectly fits your lifestyle.
The Iverson Team is here to assist you with all your real estate needs, TheIversonTeam@slifer.net or give us a call and let's start shopping.
Golf communities come with many side benefits like social clubs, community events, first-class dining, full-service spas, and other recreational facilities such as tennis and basketball courts, swimming pools, horse-back riding and walking trails.
These days, golf communities cater to all types of people from working singles and growing families to retiring baby boomers. Most people choose a golf community for the beautiful setting, the health benefits and the ready-made sense of neighborhood.
Homes in golf communities come in a wide range of sizes and price ranges. From luxury homes to vacation condos, your REALTOR® can find you a home that perfectly fits your lifestyle.
The Iverson Team is here to assist you with all your real estate needs, TheIversonTeam@slifer.net or give us a call and let's start shopping.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Need a Home Care Specialist? We have one!
Now when you purchase your new property in the Vail Valley, you won't have to leave it and worry.... Katy and James Allen, have started their own Home Care Company. They are part of the Iverson Team - Katy is Kathy's daughter and Matt's sister. She and her husband have teamed up to assist you with that personal care you expect. Visit their website to learn more! www.nella-home.com.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
INSURING YOUR NEW HOME
Before you buy a home, it’s important to find out about the property’s insurance status. From the moment you and the seller execute an agreement of sale, you have an insurable interest in the property. These days, 2 out of 3 homes are underinsured, so you want to make sure that the property has adequate insurance before you move forward on the agreement.
It’s also important to find out if you can get new insurance once you are the owner. Before you sign an agreement, ask the seller to get a C.L.U.E. (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) personal property report. A C.L.U.E. report details the kind of damage claims that were previously made on the home. If too many claims have been made, it could be costly or difficult to get new coverage.
Since the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT) was passed in 2003, homeowners can get a free C.L.U.E. report once a year. Just go online to www.choicetrust.com and order your report.
Contact: TheIversonTeam@slifer.net when you're in the market for your new home. 970-569-2112; 970-569-2104.
It’s also important to find out if you can get new insurance once you are the owner. Before you sign an agreement, ask the seller to get a C.L.U.E. (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) personal property report. A C.L.U.E. report details the kind of damage claims that were previously made on the home. If too many claims have been made, it could be costly or difficult to get new coverage.
Since the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT) was passed in 2003, homeowners can get a free C.L.U.E. report once a year. Just go online to www.choicetrust.com and order your report.
Contact: TheIversonTeam@slifer.net when you're in the market for your new home. 970-569-2112; 970-569-2104.
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