Housing

Sure, there's some work to be done but check out some of those sweeping mountain views from the back yard!

The short answer is, not a heck of a lot.

You can't get much for $200K these days in terms of housing here in Northern Colorado but if you're willing to downsize a LOT...there are some places for you.

Housing in Colorado has skyrocket but there are some homes that can fit into a budget if you look close enough and are willing to move a "little" further out.

WalletHub took the pulse of real estate in 300 cities of varying sizes using 26 key metrics.

The open spaces and foothills views will be store fronts and housing.

Space is limited and the rental prices are getting higher. It's getting tougher for families to find affordable rentals without killing their budgets.

Two Northern Colorado towns, in both Larimer and Weld Counties, were just listed in the five most affordable communities in the state.

Time lapse videos were made for places like Fort Collins. It seems literally impossible to keep up with the structural changes that take place here.

As an owner of two 80 lb. German Shepherds, I have to say that finding a place to rent was incredibly difficult. Now that my wife and I are homeowners with a lax HOA, we don't have to worry about it. However, there have been a few instances that it was very tedious and discouraging when it came looking for a new place to live...

The housing market throughout Northern Colorado is still red hot in many cities, including Greeley. However, the most expensive house in the city is still relatively good priced compared to other housing. Would you buy it?

It's a good thing that the city of Fort Collins recovered as well as it did from the financial crisis a few years ago. But that also means that the housing prices continue to increase at a faster pace than what we like.