September Newsletter

Real Estate News, September 2016

Todd Holmes, RE/MAX Alliance 3000

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Dear ,Cooler temperatures are here but only a slightly cooler forecast for the housing market. Based on a thorough review of the current market data, buyers and sellers can expect flat home values and less competition over the next 3-4 months. Home inventory is expected to increase moderately, buyer demand will remain strong, and home values will increase again in the Spring (but at a slower pace than previous years).Latest market charts and reports:Number of Active Listings vs Number of SalesMedian Sales Price vs Days on the MarketUS National Real Estate Report (Dow Jones)Planning to buy or sell in the coming months, contact me today to schedule a meeting. I'm experience with these market conditions and ready to help you with your plans.Best regards,ToddFive Star Real Estate Professional, 5280 MagazineRE/MAX 100% Club & Executive ClubRecent Client Testimonials

Household Chemical Roundup

Aurora, Colorado | Saturday, September 10th 

Are you moving, recently renovated your house, or have car projects? Do you have products such as pesticides, paint, automotive products, household cleaners or other items that can be considered household hazardous waste? Not sure what to do with them? Attend the Household Chemical Roundup and safely and efficiently recycle or dispose of those items that can be harmful to people, pets and the environment -- or just difficult to get rid of.

The next roundup will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016, at the Aurora Central Facilities, 13645 E. Ellsworth Ave. – one block north of Alameda and Potomac. Open only to Aurora residents, participants must show proof of residency with a driver’s license, utility bill or other identification with an Aurora address. The event is free, although donations are appreciated, and there is a $3 fee to dispose of each tire. Business waste, medical/biological waste, ammunition, propane tanks, and explosives are not allowed.

What do we take? Check our list of accepted household waste.

If you're interested in volunteering, you can bring your materials without waiting in line, plus we'll provide lunch and a token of our appreciation.To volunteer or for more information, email hcr@auroragov.org or call 303.739.7372.

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