Egbert
Egbert, WY · Real Estate
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Rubbish Works Junk Removal Launches Northern Colorado Location
Rubbish Works Junk Removal, a national leader in full-service junk removal and hauling, is proud to announce the official opening of its Northern Colorado location, serving Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Boulder, and surrounding communities. Locally owned and operated, Rubbish Works of Northern Colorado offers professional junk removal solutions for...
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A Sanctuary on the Shoreline with Schroetlin Custom Homes
European stonework and vast windows frame this lakeside retreat. Mike Schroetlin comes from a family of builders: His father, grandfather and uncles all worked in construction in Loveland and the surrounding areas, creating a family legacy of craftsmanship along the Front Range. Schroetlin built his first custom home 25 years ago, and even though it’s hard work, he never tires of the job. That’s because every project presents a unique floor plan filled with challenges and payoffs.
1310kfka.com
Bandimere Speedway Is Reported Buyer Of Hudson-Area Site
Bandimere Speedway, which closed its “Thunder Mountain” site in the Morrison area last Oct. 18 after 65 years, appears poised to move to a site near the northwest corner of Interstate 76 and Colorado Highway 52 in the Hudson area in Weld County. According to the Loveland Reporter Herald, a $3 million sale of a 114.45-acre tract there closed Monday. The seller was Rocky’s Autos Inc., and a post on the “Community of Hudson Colorado” Facebook page indicates that the Bandimere family was the purchaser and would be buying adjacent parcels there as well.
The Coloradoan
Fort Collins URA wants to buy another motel with nuisance issues, blight
The Fort Collins Urban Renewal Authority wants to buy a third property along North College Avenue that has been deemed a blight or a nuisance, and it's willing to use eminent domain to do it. The URA, whose mission is to transform blighted areas, is already planning to purchase the old Albertsons building , 1636 N. College Ave., and the Budget Host motel, 1513 N. College Ave. This time, it's the El Palomino Motel, 1220 N. College Ave., a 36-room motel. On May 22, the board voted 9-0 to negotiate for the purchase of the site and to use eminent domain to acquire it if necessary. The site is contributing to blight conditions in the area, URA staff says. There were 404 calls for service to Fort Collins Police Services and 60 to Poudre Fire Authority in the past year, staff said in a report. The property also has unresolved public nuisance issues with the city program, and the physical property is being neglected. URA staff said they reached out to the property owner last fall about buying the property, and there's still a big gap between the money being offered by the city — which they say is above
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We want to Welcome Sonja Jenkins !
Keller Williams Realty Northern Colorado would love to welcome Sonja Jenkins to their office. Sonja has lived in Fort Collins for over 30 years and has 2 wonderful daughters and 2 amazing grandsons that are actively involved in sports. She retired from Thompson R2-J schools in Loveland after 30 years of teaching elementary music, in addition to 1st and 2nd grades.
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Coan, Payton & Payne, LLC Expands Team with the Addition of Attorney Mark W. Yoder
Coan, Payton & Payne, LLC (“CP2”) announces that Mark W. Yoder has joined the firm. “We are pleased to welcome Mark W. Yoder to Coan, Payton & Payne,” said R. Clay Bartlett, Executive Committee Member at the firm. “Mark’s exceptional experience in securities and business law, combined with more than 20 years of lending and commercial real estate transactions, will significantly strengthen and broaden our capabilities,” continued Bartlett.
The Coloradoan
Did you notice the new 'for sale' sign at Swetsville Zoo? Here's what we know about it
1310kfka.com
Thompson School Board Weighs Bond Issue
The Thompson School Board directed district staff to work on a bond issue that would raise $100 million for the district to be placed on the November ballot, a move that would not raise taxes on residents, but would rather extend existing tax rates past their point of expiration. According to the Loveland Reporter Herald, the decision came after district staff presented results of public polling indicating strong support among the community for such a move, while also showing less support for various options that would increase the tax rate beyond its current level.
coloradohometownweekly.com
Bandimere Speedway reported buyer of Hudson-area site
Bandimere Speedway, which closed its “Thunder Mountain” site in the Morrison area last Oct. 18 after 65 years, appears poised to move to a site near the northwest corner of Interstate 76 and Colorado Highway 52 in the Hudson area in Weld County. According to a deed recorded...
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Over 100 new housing units coming to Cheyenne, how they can impact our community
Cheyenne, Wyo. - New development is in the beginning stages near Converse Avenue and Storey Boulevard. In speaking with City Councilman of Ward II Tom Segrave, he says these units are a "new product for our community and I really hope it sells and takes off and it meets the needs of our people."
Wyoming News
City of Cheyenne begins discussions of new $74.4M annual budget
CHEYENNE — Anticipated general fund revenues in the next city budget are up from the current fiscal year, but Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins said it’s important to proceed with a fiscally conservative budget after the state Legislature passed more laws lowering property taxes for most Wyoming homeowners. The projected general fund revenues for fiscal year 2026, which begins July 1, 2025, are $74,417,876, up $2,770,229 from FY 2025, or 3.8%. “Projecting revenues this year was difficult,” Collins told City Council members during a work session Friday. “We took a very conservative approach in our projections due to the uncertainty...
The Coloradoan
Northern Colorado development news: Swetsville sale, mammoth museum overall and more
Is the Swetsville Zoo staying put? It appears so ... for now. The storied roadside Timnath sculpture park — or, more accurately, the roughly 36-acre slice of old farmland it sits on — is back on the market after years under contract with a Colorado developer. What happened? It's complicated and laid out in my story below. While you're down there, look for other business and development highlights ― from a mammoth museum overhaul to Starbucks' rising tide of unionized stores officially hitting home. What's up with the new "for sale" sign outside Swetsville Zoo? Here's what we know. After 35 years, Museum of Art Fort Collins is looking to the future with a renovation and, eventually, expansion of its historic downtown building. Check out the rendering for yourself. A Midtown Starbucks has become the first in Fort Collins to successfully unionize. Let us be your guide: Get these Fort Collins-area summer festivals, concerts and more on your calendar. Enjoy that fine weather the rest of this week, my friends. - Erin This article originally appeared on Fort Collins Coloradoan: Northern Colorado development news: Swetsville sale, mammoth museum overall and more
Wake Up Wyoming
Cheyenne Realtor Talks About Construction Rumors
Cheyenne, Wyoming, is on the cusp of a population boom. New tech companies are moving in with server farms, bitcoin companies, and an upgrade for our nation's nuclear missiles. New homes and rows of apartment buildings are being constructed. Streets are being widened, some with new lanes added and repaired.
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Applications accepted for Affordable Housing Task Force
Cheynne, Wyo. - The City of Cheyenne is seeking applications to fill a vacancy on the Affordable Housing Task Force. The task force was established to assess the current and projected future landscape of housing affordability in Cheyenne and evaluate current programs and initiatives to produce new affordable housing and preserve existing ones.