Bev West, Greeley Real Estate - West Realty

03/09/2026

BUYER NEEDS & WANTS: Patio home, with finished basement, 3+ bed, 2+ bath, 3 car garage, located in either Arvada, Berthoud, Erie, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Loveland, Mead, Westminster, or Windsor. Extra plus features: walk-out basement, backs to open space, backyard with possibilities of having garden boxes. $700,000 or less.

03/09/2026

BUYER NEEDS & WANTS: 3+bed, 2+bath, large garage or shop, large dining space, 1+acre or large lot, located near the foothills ie. Thompson Canyon, Poudre Canyon, Horsetooth Reservoir, Carter Lake, Pinewood Springs etc. with easy access to trails. Prefers to be within 45 min drive from Loveland Airport. $550,000 or less.

02/11/2026

REALTORS® pay yearly dues to the Colorado Association of Realtors (CAR) to help protect and defend the property rights of home ownership in Colorado!

We’re proud to share that HB 1036 (a proposal that would have authorized new “vacancy taxes” on residential property) died in committee — a huge win for REALTORS® and property owners across Colorado.
CAR will continue fighting to protect property rights and oppose unnecessary new taxes on Colorado homeowners.

CAR Chief Executive Officer Tyrone Adams testified at the Colorado State Capitol in strong opposition to House Bill 1036, a proposal that would have authorized new “vacancy taxes” on residential property.

He was joined by many Colorado REALTORS® from PPAR, Vail, SMDRA, FCBOR, and many others who also testified, showing up to speak out on behalf of homeowners, property rights, and a fair tax system.

We’re proud to share that HB 1036 died in committee — a huge win for REALTORS® and property owners across Colorado.

This bill raised serious concerns about unequal tax burdens, layered local taxation, and penalties on lawful homeownership that could disrupt real estate transactions and discourage housing investment.

CAR will continue fighting to protect property rights and oppose unnecessary new taxes on Colorado homeowners.

01/22/2026

JUST LISTED! A Rare-Find Ranch-Style Home with RV PARKING
Set on nearly a quarter-acre, this move-in-ready 4-bed, 3-bath home pairs timeless oak floors and updated interiors with professionally landscaped gardens featured on the Greeley Home Tour. Designed for comfort, storage, and lifestyle—inside and out. 3507 Powderkeg Dr. Evans. $445,000, Mls #1050063
Property Website: https://www.iresis.com/go/mls/1050063

11/28/2025

Residential-Detached Property For Sale at 226 53rd Ave Greeley, CO 80634 on ColoProperty.com

11/18/2025

Fall isn’t about cooler weather—it’s when serious buyers with tight timelines start hunting.

School zones can make a bigger difference than many sellers realize. Families that are moving mid-semester want smooth transitions, and homes near top-rated schools often get snapped up first—even if they’re smaller or a bit older.

Homes in highly rated school districts can sell up to 8 days faster and command a 4–10% higher price, depending on your area.

If your home is in a sought-after district, West Realty will make sure it stands out in your listing and marketing. Sometimes, this detail matters more than square footage!

11/14/2025

Why Selling in the Fall Can Be a Smart Move

Many people think spring is the only time to sell — but fall has its perks! Fewer listings mean your home stands out, serious buyers are still shopping, and the warm fall colors make your home feel extra inviting. 🍂

11/11/2025

November Market Update – What’s Happening in Greeley Real Estate?”

The fall market is still active! 🍂 While some sellers wait for spring, motivated buyers are out now taking advantage of less competition. If you’re curious what homes are selling for in your neighborhood, I’d love to share a quick update.

11/06/2025

INTERESTING?? You don't have to get a loan to buy a car! Some financial educators say that if you can't buy the car outright in cash TWICE, you simply can't afford the car at all.

11/05/2025

Seller Impersonation Scams
Vacant parcels are prime targets for seller impersonation scams. Through such scams, impersonators use forged documents, fake driver’s licenses, or falsified corporate paperwork to make it appear as though they own a property. They then take out loans, rent the property or sell it to an unsuspecting buyer.

Scammers will look through land records of each county, and vacant land is a top target. They’ll look at the records for the individual who owns it and will create an identity to line up with the ownership record.

Once the property is listed by an unsuspecting real estate professional, the scam can unfold quickly—often involving a cash buyer, a remote closing with a notary the scammer arranges, and a quick transfer of funds before they disappear. All of a sudden, days, weeks, months, or maybe even years later, the rightful property owner learns the land was essentially stolen from them.

11/04/2025