Oct 9, 2026 · 2 hr 15 min · 15 segments
*What happens when the comps do not tell the whole story?* *We look at Boulder’s micromarkets, mountain valuation and the limits of relying on data alone. Then we break down a hurry-up offer strategy…
So I would like you to lead it because it's a link to the ghost towns in Colorado that maybe you want to go visit this spooky season.
So I, man, I benchmark, I bookmarked this one from a couple of weeks ago and it was like, ah, you know, it's, it's October enough.
So there are five spooky ghost towns that are apparently worth going and seeing, um, for the run up to Halloween.
We could tease you listeners and make you wait to hear the first or the last one.
I'm going to list them off quickly, and then I think we can just riff about some ghost towns.
But St. Elmo, Independence, Animas Forks, let's see, Ashcroft, Tomboy are the five.
So if you want to enjoy the outdoors in Colorado, going to one of these ghost towns sounds like a fantastic way to maybe get some leaf peeping in, but also with a destination.
And the link is to the Denver Gazette that goes into a lot more detail on these towns.
So fun outdoor adventure, photography, videography, kind of excursion for the family.
My brother's in town, and the last time he was here, we went to Eldora, the old little town there, and took some photos.
I think one made it to the publishing floor, but that's the only, in my mind... nearest ghost town or but even then Eldora is getting like I mean an influx of money right now so
So I would like you to lead it because it's a link to the ghost towns in Colorado that maybe you want to go visit this spooky season.
So I, man, I benchmark, I bookmarked this one from a couple of weeks ago and it was like, ah, you know, it's, it's October enough.
So there are five spooky ghost towns that are apparently worth going and seeing, um, for the run up to Halloween.
We could tease you listeners and make you wait to hear the first or the last one.
I'm going to list them off quickly, and then I think we can just riff about some ghost towns.
But St. Elmo, Independence, Animas Forks, let's see, Ashcroft, Tomboy are the five.
So if you want to enjoy the outdoors in Colorado, going to one of these ghost towns sounds like a fantastic way to maybe get some leaf peeping in, but also with a destination.
And the link is to the Denver Gazette that goes into a lot more detail on these towns.
So fun outdoor adventure, photography, videography, kind of excursion for the family.
My brother's in town, and the last time he was here, we went to Eldora, the old little town there, and took some photos.
I think one made it to the publishing floor, but that's the only, in my mind... nearest ghost town or but even then Eldora is getting like I mean an influx of money right now so
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