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Second Home Buyers Look for More Urban Environments
Thursday, October 15, 2009
When Andy Bush went to market with the Walnut, a condo complex in Boulder, Colorado, he figured the buyers would be young single professionals and empty nesters. Instead many of the development’s first takers fit a different demo—the second home buyer eyeing retirement.
They come from New York, Kansas City, the San Francisco Bay area. They like the laid back, college town, mountain vibe of ...
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