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Durango School District looks to sell historic building to fire department
Former high school would be remodeled; Big Picture High would be razed and replaced with bays for fire engines
Real Estate
Business
Student training to create attainable housing
It’s no secret that housing prices have shot through the roof this past year, which adds to the slew of housing issues our community already faced before the current spike.…
Local News
Middle class homebuyers squeezed out of La Plata County market
‘If we don’t have housing available ... we’re not going to be the community that we want’
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Iconic Strater Hotel in Durango sells for $13.44 million, according to records
New owner says biggest challenge since acquisition is tight labor market
Regional News
Lawmakers launch effort to drive down property taxes, combat assessments
Measure aims to help with skyrocketing real estate prices and rising tax bills
Business
Bayfield acts to address housing costs
Town begins plans to build affordable duplexes, examines reserving some for town employees
The Durango Herald
Tight housing market accelerates educator’s arrival to lead Durango charter school
Philip Werline was No. 1 pick for The Juniper School
Local News
No letup in sight for hot home sales in La Plata County
Median county price for a house hits $499,000
Local News
Residents buy Durango mobile home park from corporate owners
River View homeowners take ‘control over housing destiny’
Local News
Owner of Los Angeles Dodgers is buying up Crested Butte’s downtown buildings
Billionaire has bought several bars, shops and restaurants
Local News
Fort Lewis College begins to address housing costs
Durango prices viewed by faculty and staff as double what they can afford
Business
Wells Group brings out its crystal ball
John Wells, Bob Allen take a look at real estate in 2021
Business
Regional Home Builders Association seeks to elevate economy together
Through the quiet neighborhoods came the steady sound of a hammer, the sharp zing of a circular saw and laughter on a jobsite. For a long time, it seemed unfair…
Local News
Some COVID-19 adaptations will have legs
Will bump-outs, remote work and high housing costs stick around?
Local News
Remodel coming to The Durango Herald building
Work expected to be complete in mid-October
Business
January can’t cool La Plata County’s hot housing market
Prices highlight need for more affordable housing
Local News
It’s end of the road for old Durango Chamber of Commerce building
Demolition expected for red building at Santa Rita Park
Local News
Durango’s real estate market immune to COVID-19
La Plata County sees strong sales as virus fuels urban flight
Business
Coronavirus drives blistering sales of Colorado mountain homes
Markets in resort communities have set records since July
Local News
Durango School District 9-R commits to protect Buckley Park
Agreement with city begins search for equitable land swap
Local News
Durango School District 9-R has one heck of a fixer-upper ready to hit the market
‘For sale’ sign expected soon in front of administration building
Local News
Worldpay to close Durango office building
250 workers will move to telecommuting from their homes
Business
Durango’s office space market catches the coronavirus cough
COVID-19 creating plenty of vacancies for the desk set
Local News
Why so many homebuyers are picking Durango
Outdoor wonderland, COVID-19 draw new residents, spur home sales
Local News
Home prices rise, inventory sinks in Durango and La Plata County
‘We need product to accommodate all the people who would like to live here’
Local News
Denver firm buys Three Springs apartments for $35.25 million
Trailbreak Partners: Durango to benefit from urban flight
Local News
La Plata County to demolish building on East Second Avenue in Durango
Study will evaluate possible uses for downtown real estate holding
Local News
Bakers Bridge, a rite of passage for many Durango youths, becomes restricted
Property owners list land for sale, clamp down on access amid vandalism
Local News
High-end home sales take off across La Plata County
Condos and townhomes less popular as market adjusts to COVID-19
Local News
Durango shopping centers sell for $13.4 million
Selling agent says tenants will not be moved out