wow !!! A Great Real estate Ad !!! Dont forget the water Quality is bad, because of old mine runoffs , that has poisoned, the rivers and streams.. and we are in a decades old drought, and have wildfires that smokeout the whole area , for hundreds of miles. We also have horrendous traffic , and high dollar rentals and property . Make sure you check out the taxes on properties. I would say that Durango is ALOT like Coeur d'Alene Id and Bend, Or. just to name a few, that were once special, but , now , look like anytown USA.
Really great and informative insight into Durango! A few things I'm curious to know,; is Durango a floodplain, being next to the Animas River, how is Water availability projected for the future, and the water quality in the area? Are private well water rights on agricultural ( farms/ ranch properties) being confiscated by gov? As a retired mountain real estate broker, you are doing a great service here! This is fantastic info!
Hi Karen, thank you so much for the kind words and for watching the channel! There are flood zones/ areas for sure. But in town Durango isn’t affected as much. It’s more as you go north of town. I haven’t heard anything about well water rights being confiscated here and the quality overall is good but I do always recommend home owners get a whole home filtration system.
Are Durango Wells on ranches ( for sale) contaminated by mine tailings, etc? After the Animas River Gold King Mine spill by the EPA, is the water truly tested by a reliable source ( not Gov!) to guarantee safety? I really want to move there. Water is a huge very important issue!
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wow !!! A Great Real estate Ad !!! Dont forget the water Quality is bad, because of old mine runoffs , that has poisoned, the rivers and streams.. and we are in a decades old drought, and have wildfires that smokeout the whole area , for hundreds of miles. We also have horrendous traffic , and high dollar rentals and property . Make sure you check out the taxes on properties. I would say that Durango is ALOT like Coeur d'Alene Id and Bend, Or. just to name a few, that were once special, but , now , look like anytown USA.
@@MegaDog357 thanks for watching and commenting.
Super helpful, thank you kindly! Great video!
@@MostHigh27 thank you so much! I really appreciate it and thanks for watching! If you ever have any questions just reach out- 970-431-0008.
Really great and informative insight into Durango! A few things I'm curious to know,; is Durango a floodplain, being next to the Animas River, how is Water availability projected for the future, and the water quality in the area? Are private well water rights on agricultural ( farms/ ranch properties) being confiscated by gov?
As a retired mountain real estate broker, you are doing a great service here! This is fantastic info!
Hi Karen, thank you so much for the kind words and for watching the channel!
There are flood zones/ areas for sure. But in town Durango isn’t affected as much. It’s more as you go north of town.
I haven’t heard anything about well water rights being confiscated here and the quality overall is good but I do always recommend home owners get a whole home filtration system.
Thank you so much! If we decide to move there, we'll definately call you. I have a lot of research to do!
@@mountainmedium111 sounds good! I appreciate it!
I love Durango!
Cant wait to come back!
It’s so incredible isn’t it!
Are Durango Wells on ranches ( for sale) contaminated by mine tailings, etc? After the Animas River Gold King Mine spill by the EPA, is the water truly tested by a reliable source ( not Gov!) to guarantee safety? I really want to move there. Water is a huge very important issue!
To my knowledge it has not been affected. Most of my clients properties have had water tested by DAK. I’d suggest reaching out to them.
Have you been to Rupert’s? Breakfast brunch lunch!
Yes, they are really good! I love their breakfasts! Have you been?
I currently live in Nevada and we have a severe problem with Internet especially fiber optic, how is wifi for remote work
@@lesleybergamesco5757 I typically recommend getting Starlink and the speeds for Starlink are awesome.
Colorado is a sanctuary state,no way I will there
Thanks for commenting and watching!
Steamworks?
Yes! Great restaurant!