Cahone
Cahone, CO · Real Estate
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‘There’s nothing like this’ Liking what they saw, brother-sister duo from the Kimbrough Team brought The Agency to GJ
Dave Kimbrough and his sister, Jan Kimbrough-Miller, got a lot miles – Dave estimates 20 years – from Dave’s claim in advertisements: “I’m not bragging, I’m just applying for a job.”. That was him and the Kimbrough Team of real estate agents actively seeking...
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Grand Junction mom using bake sales to try and save home from foreclosure
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) — A local resident is using bake sales to try to save her house from foreclosure after financial struggles put her behind on mortgage payments. Vicki Tromburg, a full-time college student and single mother, fell behind on her mortgage after getting out of an unhealthy relationship and losing her job. When she tried to catch up on payments, she had trouble communicating with her lender and couldn’t determine how much she owed.
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Garage condo development begins construction
Grand Garages is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony Jan. 22 to mark the start of construction on its garage condominium development at 2467 Industrial Blvd. in Grand Junction. Grand Garages LLC parent company Playground Properties said in a news release its garage condominiums are designed for individuals and businesses seeking secure, customizable space for vehicles, storage, hobbies and small-business use.
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Cookies Outlaw Cafe listed for sale
Cookie’s Outlaw Cafe, 2493 U.S. Highway 6&50, Unit 4, is listed for sale. Online listings show different asking prices based on whether the sale includes the restaurant business, the real estate or both. According to a BizBuySell listing, Outlaw Cafe has been operating since 1998 and is being marketed...
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City Council adopts adjusted parks impact fees
The Grand Junction City Council agreed during its Dec. 15 workshop to adopt revisions to the city’s parks and recreation impact fees after additional analysis and extended discussion about housing affordability, legal defensibility and how the city should fund park infrastructure as it grows. The decision follows a request...
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Ashcraft receives Realtor in Action Award from GJARA
The Grand Junction Area Realtor Association recognized Amy Ashcraft of Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties with the Realtor in Action Award, honoring her dedication to her community and the positive impact she makes beyond her real estate work. According to a news release from Coldwell Banker, the Realtor in Action Award...
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Housing Task Force urges cost-benefit analysis for major code changes
Members of the City of Grand Junction’s Housing Affordability Task Force are asking the city to begin evaluating the cost impacts of major building and development code changes before they are adopted. The task force said affordability goals cannot be met without understanding how regulations affect housing prices. The...
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An old motel in Parachute is being turned into workforce apartments as cost of housing rises
The rising cost of housing across the Western Slope is forcing people to relocate, downsize and leave jobs, even in small, rural communities such as Parachute and Battlement Mesa. This trend has drawn the attention of affordable housing developers such as Aspen-based Headwaters Housing Partners, which is building a 68-unit...
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Fruita looking for public feedback on housing needs assessment plan
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) — The City of Fruita is asking residents to review and share feedback on its latest Housing Needs Assessment and Comprehensive Plan. Fruita recently conducted the assessment after receiving a grant from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs to address housing issues within the city, including rising home prices and affordability concerns.
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Fruita looking for public feedback on housing needs assessment plan
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) — The City of Fruita is asking residents to review and share feedback on its latest Housing Needs Assessment and Comprehensive Plan. Fruita recently conducted the assessment after receiving a grant from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs to address housing issues within the city, including rising home prices and affordability concerns.
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What to ask before buying a retail property
Investing in retail commercial property is one of the most effective ways to build long-term wealth, generate consistent income and diversify a portfolio. But for first-time investors, retail real estate can feel complex. Strong investment outcomes depend on approaching the process with a clear strategy, an understanding of risk and the ability to ask the right questions.
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New Grant to Help Fruita Homeowners Save on ADU Construction Fees
The City of Fruita, Colorado, has received a $75,000 grant from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) to support Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). The grant will fund a program that offers fee waivers and financial assistance to homeowners building new ADUs.
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Owners put Okagawa Farms on the market
A well-known agricultural landmark in the Grand Valley has quietly come to market. Okagawa Farms is listed for sale for $1,850,000 as a turn-key business opportunity. According to the listing by The Christi Reece Group, Okagawa Farms was founded in 1980 and operated for more than 40 years. Today, the...