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Grand Junction commercial real estate market shows steady growth, according to new report
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - A new report from Bray Real Estate shows steady growth within the commercial market. According to the Commercial Report for Quarter 3 of 2025, 151 commercial units have closed so far in 2025. This is a 36% increase over 2024. Building permits have also increased...
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Denver vs. Grand Junction: Two very different retail stories
The latest GlobeSt analysis on Denver’s retail sector paints a striking picture: Leasing demand is slowing sharply even as rents hover near five-year highs. For Western Colorado observers, this invites the question: How does Grand Junction’s retail landscape compare?. The Denver metro retail market remains one of the...
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Grand Junction commercial real estate market shows steady growth, according to new report
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Grand Valley home sales rise as prices drop in October
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - The price of homes in the Grand Valley is going down, and more people are buying according to the Bray Report for October 2025. According to the report, 235 homes were sold in October, an 18% increase from 199 homes sold in October of 2024, and a nearly 16% increase from 203 homes sold in September 2025.
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Grand Valley home buying remains attainable despite market challenges, according to local mortgage broker
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Home ownership in the Grand Valley may be more attainable than many realize, according to local mortgage professionals, despite ongoing market challenges and average home prices around $400,000. Redfin reports a slight decrease in Colorado home sales this year, from 6,620 homes sold in October...
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Gart Properties announces leadership transition
Gart Properties, a real-estate-investment, development and management firm that owns Canyon View Marketplace, 632 Market St. in Grand Junction, and is part-owner of Powderhorn Mountain Resorts, announced a leadership transition that reflects its growth and long-term strategic vision. Following 26 years as a partner and president of the company, Mark...
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Grand Valley home buying remains attainable despite market challenges
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Critics say Rifle’s housing study and action plan don’t go far enough in addressing the city’s growing affordability crisis
It’s a common refrain in Carbondale, Basalt and even Glenwood Springs: if you want cheaper housing, move downvalley. It’s true — buying or renting a house in Rifle, Silt or Parachute is much cheaper than it is up or midvalley. According to the brokerage Redfin, the average selling price for a house in Rifle was $482,000 in October 2025. In Carbondale, it was over $1.2 million.
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Martinez, Nelson join Realty ONE Group
Realty ONE Group Western Slope, 441 Colorado Ave., announced it hired Venus Martinez and Jami Nelson. Martinez specializes in residential properties. She has a bachelor’s degree in business management and marketing. Realty One Group said in a news release, “Her integrity, work ethic and personalized approach have earned the trust of numerous families throughout Colorado.”
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This Gorgeous Town In Colorado Is So Affordable, Retirees Say They Wish They Moved Sooner
Imagine discovering a place where your retirement dollars stretch like taffy, surrounded by mountain views that would cost you millions elsewhere, but here?. They’re just part of your daily commute to the grocery store. Welcome to Montrose, Colorado – the town that’s making retirees check their GPS coordinates twice,...
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Grand Valley home sales rise as prices drop in October
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The price of homes in the Grand Valley is going down, and more people are buying according to the Bray Report for October 2025. According to the report, 235 homes were sold in October, an 18% increase from 199 homes sold in October of 2024, and a nearly 16% increase from 203 homes sold in September 2025.
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Fruita celebrates groundbreaking of affordable housing project
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) -The city of Fruita and Headwaters Housing celebrated the groundbreaking of the Oaks Redevelopment Project at 6 p.m. on November 4. City officials said the project is a major step toward creating new affordable workforce housing for Fruita residents. The redevelopment will transform the former assisted living facility into 62 modern apartments.
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Fruita celebrates groundbreaking of affordable housing project