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These podcasts could well be called Real Estate Education Brain Candy. Just did a string of deals in a row. Was looking for inspiration for my next one/s, and this show delivered. Thank you, Osman and Hamish. #brilliant #easy-to-listen-to #entertainment

That is quite a potential pivot: being a GC for clients. But also, in the ballpark. Thanks again for the overall insight on the local market. #fantastico

Thank you for these. Truly think these are built for agents in the first few years more than clients. But I understand the aim: a client can see even a few minutes of one of these and know you are legit.

So fun and so informative. 🦾

Thanks for this. I have so many wonderful memories of this area from my time in Denver.

I practically went thru withdrawals when the channel went quiet for a minute. Good to see the podcast back. -- Funniest line: Our advice with flips is: Don't. -- Most useful section: the explanation on the new state housing laws and how they could play out in Boulder and beyond.

Nice job here describing the Holiday Neighborhood, an imaginative re-use of former commercial space. Is it for everyone? No. Neither is Table Mesa, Gunbarrel, Martin Acres, nor any of the other Boulder neighborhoods. Holiday expands the number of housing choices available to Boulder residents or newcomers, and that's a good thing.

Great to learn the history of one of Boulder's newer neighborhoods. Nice!

Previous comment is completely negative as a typical NIMBY bemoaning that that Boulder isn’t the same as it was in 1974. Growth in thriving and attractive communities is inevitable as people have the will and resources to move to places that can offer a good quality of life. If one desires a community with no change, they should consider a small rural town with no industry or tech development and fewer cultural offerings.

This area sucks. Nothing is affordable. That part is total bullshit! And look at the "housing" no yards and no privacy. Probably not the greatest place to raise a family. Also, there's never any parking, way too much traffic, constant porch thieves, and lots of illegal alien invaders.

There is so much misinformation in this promo propaganda video. There is no grocery store there. The traffic in NOBO is terrible and dangerous. As you can see in the video the grounds are unkept. The bus service only goes down Broadway and not down 28th street. so you are stuck. Bike paths down Broadway are none existent and dangerous. The Homeless shelter is smack in the middle of this fabricated community with low income housing all around. There are drug addicts all over the place and homeless camps everywhere. Its a crime center and Boulder Police are out there all the time. The urban density is awful. The idea that you don't need a car is ridiculous... You do need one. The winds are treachurous. The snow and ice not fun. Parking sucks. The whole area is poorly planned and maintained.

Such a great and highly informative video!

So informative. Loved the video and breaking it down by neighborhood with the map!

Love these so much! #consistency #boulder #realestate

You missed the mark on the history of the neighborhood. The houses along Meadowbrook and Piñon were not part of the original Frasier Meadows development. Those lots were designed much larger than the Frasier Meadows lots. The neighborhoods west side boundary was Erie and Fox Drive. Before the landscaping matured, you could hear the cars go by on the turnpike at night. Late night, there would only be a car every two or three minutes, perhaps. The landscaping maturing his serve as a good sound baffle for the neighborhood. The boundaries of Fraiser Meadows aer Baseline Road, US 36, Foothills Parkway. The western edge is the open space/Bear Creek. Williams Village is a completely separate neighborhood, not connected by any roads to Frasier Meadows. The field between Frasier Meadows and Williams Village was much more open until the University started developing further in the dormitory complex. Originally, there were only the four towers of dormitories and a Commons building that was torn down several years ago. The road was never connected purposely to keep the university traffic out of the neighborhood. The chancellor’s house was not built until 15 years after Fraser Meadows was completed. The elementary school next to Burke Park was Burke Elementary school. It closed in 1982 and was re-purposed as Horizons. The eastern portions of Keywadin become part of Frasier Meadows by default. Before Foothills Parkway, there was a two lane road from US 36 to baseline Road. It dead ended at baseline Road. It was Thunderbird Drive and is now relocated slightly west of the original two lane uncurbed road.

Consistency is difficult to achieve. And you are doing it. #consistency #great #realestate #bombshelter

I know what your travel was :)

“I am not a Republican.” 😂 This was great. As always, super informative. Re: Boulder politics, realities of NAR ruling and more. #inspiring #tutorial #boulder #realestate AND shoutout to Standard Bike Repair… awe, so sweet! You guys are the best!!!

Great chemistry between you two; articulate and informational on the Boulder market and beyond. Thank you for constantly delivering the free real estate content; makes me a better informed agent.

How is the tennis facility progressing?

You used the word sprawling...So appealing. :-O

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Great idea for a video. Liked the automatic closed captions too, as a hearing impaired person. Food for thought: MTB Project and TrailForks are great apps that have “all the trails” for folks that want to dig deep in exploring trails within the Front Range.

You should cut to a map while demonstrating where it is. Boulder bad… over sold and crazy crowded. CRAZY crowded. Get a scooter, don’t have a car…lol

Fact: these podcasts are entertaining. I am currently organizing small parts bins in the bike shop, listening, learning and chuckling.

Spicy meter: high. I think about local politics all the time, but have few outlets besides X and Daily Camera to hear about it. Liked the blunt talk combined with nuance in this episode. As always, thank you, Osman ans Hamish!

A wealth of information, as usual. Nice work, Osman and Hamish.

Can’t believe this education is free. Well done, Osman and Hamish.

Once again, blown away by the candor, humor and intelligence. Noticed the House Einstein videos were better than everyone else’s and now I understand why.

“Don’t Call Us, We’ll Call You LLC” 😂😂😂 In all seriousness, another great episode: perfect amount of information mixed with laugh out loud funny. Great job, Osman and Hamish 🎉

Is CityPark neighborhoods considered safe??

Great info and tips!

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I can attest to the humor element of this podcast. I chuckled/laughed multiple times. Great stories, humorous anecdotes and conclusions.

Best one yet. Love the insight. Thank you for offering this gold, Osman and Hamish.

This is brilliant, Osman and Hamish. I appreciate you offering this “free training.” It is worth paying for

Love the music, and the history/pics of the Trolley Car era.

Great video, House Einstein!

This house is amazing.

Illuminating as always. Nice work, Osman and Hamish. Btw, not a sloth. 😂

Not that you would want to, but… “real estate agent school” is what came to mind as I listened to your latest podcast.

The value of houses in HOAs may be higher but is that because the HOA adds value or are HOAs more likely to form in places with higher values to begin with?

How many times can you squeeze the phrase “due diligence” into the first 2 minutes of a video???

Just love the stories and knowlege. Especially: LOVE the stories from an experienced realtor in the same area that I live/work. A feeling of camarderie.

I can’t speak to what it is like to be a potentail client. But I can speak to what it is like to listen to your thoughts as a new realtor: I get smarter, as I listen.

Really well done video!! Nice work, Osman

Super impressive.... As always!

Informative! Sounds like there are some deals out there with the slower market...

Is this in Colorado? So beautiful!