Steve, sorry for the formatting of the stats. Also wantred to let you know that the median price only fell 1% since June of last year for Loveland.

Rob

Hi Steve,

Right know the market in Loveland is holding it's own. Yes there are areas that values have gone down due to foreclosures and there are areas that have increase a little.

Here are some stats on Loveland for the last 10 years.

Year # sold % Change Dollar Value % Change Avg Sales$ % change

1998 1816 12% $288,889,280 18% $159,080 6%
1999 1751 -4% $307,358,050 6% $175,533 10%
2000 1965 12% $379,419,885 23% $193,089 10%
2001 1866 -5% $392,471,195 3% $210,327 9%
2002 2045 10% $445,880,256 14% $218,034 4%
2003 1976 -3% $438,846,011 -2% $222,088 2%
2004 2162 9% $514,310,240 17% $237,886 7%
2005 2142 -1% $531,754,516 3% $248,251 4%
2006 1820 -15% $464,160,780 -13% $255,033 3%
2007 1604 -12% $392,540,165 -15% $244,726 -4%
2008 1467 -9% $350,466,694 -11% $238,900 -2%

Let me know if you need anything else. I'm a native of Loveland. Rob Proctor AT Home Realtors, 970-481-2133

Steve,

I would recommend you contact a real estate agent specializing in the area in and around Loveland. One of the best resources for experienced realtors is a website called Active Rain. The link below will take you to a website featuring experienced real estate agents in the Loveland area. Good luck in your move.

http://activerain.com/states/CO/cities/Loveland

Thanks,

John Allaire
Prudential Utah Real Estate
Eden Utah