New Homes Colorado

A new homes Colorado couple hopes to capitalize on the stream of Californians moving to new homes Colorado by selling new homes Colorado real estate on Los Angeles-area television stations. Bleck decided to set up Premier Properties after moving to new homes Colorado Springs from southern California and finding that shopping for a home in new homes Colorado while living in California required several expensive trips.

Premier advertises new homes Colorado real estate on television in both southern California and southern new homes Colorado. Premier buys half-hour blocks of air time on Los-Angeles area cable stations and KOAA, an NBC affiliate seen throughout southern California. Then the company divides the time into 50 slots, each about 30 seconds long, to advertise homes and office buildings. It sells the slots for $ 175 per month to real estate agents and $ 225 to individuals selling their homes directly.

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New Homes Colorado

New homes Colorado from cities around the state, including Fort Collins and Canyon City, have appeared on the show, said Bleck, spokesperson for Premier. The show airs either Saturday or Sunday morning throughout southern California, she said. Premier claims that about 650,000 people in California view the program each week. Although there are signs that California's real estate is coming back, Bleck said Californians are very interested in new homes Colorado property. "The Californian is looking to get out and get out fast. ... They say, 'I can spend less money and move up,"' she said.

The spots, which are scripted by Bleck and filmed by a professional camera crew, give potential new homes Colorado buyers "a really good view from outside" and allows them to weed outhomes they dislike on sight, she said. "I have two or three new homes Colorado per month that I advertise. ... We do get some good responses," said Edwards, a broker innew homes Colorado. Not all agents are as enthusiastic. Rogers, a broke, said she advertised a parcel of lots on Premier and got no response. "I might hesitate (to use Premier again). ... It is rather expensive," Rogers said. "I'm not sure what benefit it would be for a normal home." She added that she thought the service might prove useful for selling higher-priced homes.

New homes Colorado: Inspired by June 27, 1994 Denver Post Article.

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