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Loveland Housing Market Report (Updated Monthly)
Loveland is the corridor's outlier: single-family supply at just 2.7 months, the corridor's tightest, and a median that rose about 1.5% year to date while the rest of the corridor softened on price. Here's what the town numbers show, and why the move-up band above the median behaves differently.
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Lake Loveland: The Lakefront You Don't Control
Lake Loveland is the corridor's one established, in-town lakefront, and the premium pays for mature stock with no metro-district carry. But the lake is a private irrigation reservoir its owner drains to roughly 40 percent every fall, and lake access is a title question, not a given.
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Centerra, Loveland: The Toll You Pay Three Ways
Centerra isn't a neighborhood, it's McWhinney's integrated shopping-and-living machine, and it tolls a move-up buyer three ways: a metro-district mill on the tax bill, a 1.25% retail PIF on every receipt at its own shops, and the urban-renewal financing beneath both.
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Mariana Butte, Loveland: The Move-Up Buyer's Guide
Mariana Butte is a west-Loveland golf community by the city's public course and the foothills. It's really three products under one name, and the frontage, view, or open-space edge you pay a premium for sets your hazard load: wildfire on the foothills lots, flood on the golf and river lots.
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