About Cinda Riley - Bliss Realty Group | Central Colorado
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A Tradition of Trust
Cinda was born and raised in Salida, Colorado and has chosen to remain in the town she so loves. She believes in Salida and its future while trying to help retain Salida s quaint and colorful history. Cinda has been very successful in business, having worked in real estate in the community for 35+ years. She feels a deep desire to give back to the public and its people who have given so much to her. Her career as a real estate broker in Chaffee County is quite impressive. She is past president of the Chaffee County Board of Realtors, Chaffee County Realtor of the Year and a past Director of the Colorado Association of Realtors. As part of the community, she has served as a Poncha Springs trustee, Planning and Zoning Commission and Salida Woman of the year. She is also a past director of Habitat for Humanity. She
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A for-sale sign advertises a home in a neighborhood in Aurora. The area has seen median sales prices rise more than 10% over the past year.
The lack of options hit Ali Wasserman early on in the house hunting process.
It was spring of 2020. Armed with a $400,000 budget, the 26-year-old was determined to find a place to call her first home in Denver, even as the pandemic took hold around her.
But the first townhome Wasserman toured, which looked promising online, had no doors on any of the bedrooms. In another, the master suite was built using half-walls.
“It was terrible,” she said. “I was like, ‘I’m not paying 400 grand for half-walls and no doors.’”
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Coronavirus drives blistering sales of Colorado mountain homes
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Markets in resort communities have set records since July
Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020 12:46 PM Telluride and Mountain Village real estate sales will surpass $1 billion in 2020, setting a new record. Across the high country, resort communities have seen record sales since July, with prices at all-time-highs. Jason Blevins/The Colorado Sun This ranch property near Purgatory is selling for $5.9 million. Steve Peterson/Special to The Denver Post A 0.24-acre lot for sale at Pine and Third streets, near Steamboat Springs High School, is listed for $725,000.
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Listings down, prices up in mountain towns
The pandemic helped boost home sales in mountain towns this fall, particularly quick and competitive sales of single-family homes
December 22, 2020
Josh and Toni German from Denver had dreams for years of living full-time in a mountain town, but jobs kept them tied to the Front Range.
During the pandemic’s work-from-home requirements, the Germans took the step to relocate to a quiet neighborhood west of Steamboat Springs.
“We were working remotely because of COVID, and basically we decided we were going to make the leap and let our bosses know,” said Toni German, who works in brand management. “If they needed us to come back in, we agreed to be willing to visit the Front Range offices several times a month.”