June 2006 - Colorado Springs, Co
Over the last 4 years Colorado Springs has seen national and local builders
enter the scene. With the high quality of life, the beautiful scenery and
a great pool of jobs, people from all over the US are wanting to call Colorado
Springs home.The new home division of Colorado Springs real estate market, has been on the
steady rise. With the recent funding for the I-25 highway expansion and
the proposed toll road, builders are seeing the benefit of building and trying to keep up
with the demand.
Click on the area of this map to get a list of new
home builders in that area.
CLICK HERE to view builders of homes in the
$150,000-190,000 price range.
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| Job growth in the Colorado Springs area was the fastest in nearly 4 years
during January 2005. The
number of people who collected paychecks in the area increased in January by 2.6
percent from a year earlier to 246,600, according to the Colorado Labor and
Employment Department. An increase in the number of job holders indicates
a growing local economy. Builders are ramping up for this spring fling of home shoppers.
Builders are offering incentives from military discounts to furniture.
Pulte is offering through March 31, 2005 $5,000 in free furniture to their home
buyers. CreekStone Homes is offering a 2% active military discount, and
Today's Homes is offering 6 months no interest.
These builders are found in a number of the new communities that are
sprouting up around Colorado Springs.
Woodmen Hills is one such community
that includes single family housing with 2 first-class recreational centers and
Antler Creek golf course in the neighborhood. Prices range from the $160's
to $300,000.
Stetson Hills is a popular community that has been
steadily growing for the past couple of years. Stetson Hills is
east off of Austin Bluffs and runs along Powers Blvd. US
Homes is offering from $7,000 to $11,000 towards upgrades, closing costs
or off the purchase price. |
