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Longmont Housing Market Report (Updated Monthly)
Longmont single-family runs 2.6 months of supply against Boulder's 4.7, so the corridor is the tighter market, not the looser one. And the median is still down about 4.8% year to date. Both are true at once, and together they change how a move-up trade has to be financed.
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Old Town Longmont: Authentic Historic Living in Reach
Old Town Longmont is the authentic, in-band version of walkable historic living: an 1870s grid around a working Main Street where the walkability was never designed, just never lost. Genuine old homes and a lighter historic layer than Boulder's, at a Longmont price.
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Fox Hill, Longmont: The Golf-Course Premium You Don't Own
In Fox Hill the premium buys a golf-course view, not the course. It's private, for-profit land that foreclosed once, the 'included' membership is a one-year social comp with golf billed separately, and 'Fox Hill' now blends new attached flats with the original course homes. Here's how to read it.
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Prospect New Town, Longmont: You're Buying a Design Regime, Not a Lot
In Prospect New Town you aren't buying a house on a lot, you're buying into a designed, covenant-governed New Urbanist community: walkability, bold architecture and a short walk to shops, in exchange for small lots, strict design rules and an HOA. Here's how to tell if that trade is yours.
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