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Real Estate Trends | In the Community | Current Events Current EventsThe Cabaret Dinner Theatre - Sugar, June 29 - Sept (...read more) Walker Field Air Show - Aug. 10-12. (...read more) Palisade Peach Festival - Aug 16-19. (...read more) Tour the Valley Bike Ride - August 26. (...read more) Movies Under the Stars (...read more) In the Community20th anniversary ride of the Tour of the Valley 20th anniversary ride of the Tour of the Valley takes flight on August 26, 2007. (...read more) 7th Annual Walk 4 Life - October 2, 2004 Presented by the Junior Service League of Grand Junction in partnership with City Market Stores and Cost Cutters Family Hair Care. (...read more) The Junior Service League of Grand Junction presents the 8th annual Walk 4 Life, bringing people together to promote breast cancer awareness, education, detection, and support. (...read more) Bank of the West - Fruita Fall Festival You can almost hear downtown Fruita bustling with the sounds of a carnival, street vendors and bluegrass music as preparations for the 91st annual Bank of the West Fruita Fall Festival move forward. (...read more) Children's Miracle Network and RE/MAX are tied by their desire to provide local community hospitals with modern tools and information. (...read more) WHAT IS COLORADO DISCOVER ABILITY? (...read more) Colorado Discover Ability (CDA) is a non-profit organization that provides outdoor recreation to people with disabilities and youth at risk and we at RE/MAX 4000 are proud to sponsor the Duke Robillard benefit on January 19th. (...read more) Family Health West Nonprofit - Eldercare Organization Benefits from Charitable Contributions By Sue Saelens, RN, Director of Contributions (...read more) "Go outside and play," your parents used to tell you over and over again. (...read more) Habitat for Humanity - Mesa County Habitat for Humanity of Mesa County was incorporated in March 1990 by a VISTA volunteer who had been working with the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless. (...read more) HONORING WOMEN: An Event to Honor the Women in your Life! On April 15, 2004, the Women's Foundation of Colorado and the Western Colorado Community Foundation are hosting a luncheon to honor women who have made a difference in our lives and our community. (...read more) Hospice & Palliative Care of Western Colorado It's about courage, caring, hope and healing (...read more) Hospice & Palliative Care of Western Colorado Established in 1993, Hospice & Palliative Care of Western Colorado is a community-based non-profit organization offering comprehensive hospice and palliative care services to individuals throughout Mesa, Delta, Montrose, and Ouray counties. (...read more) With the crack of a bat and the roar of the crowd, spring is here. (...read more) The March of Dimes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects and infant mortality. (...read more) A STRONG ALLIANCE WITH THE COMMUNITY... (...read more) The Mesa State College Foundation has played a key role in providing funding to the College for scholarships and program support and ties the community to the College. (...read more) Mesa State College - Expanding Opportunities 2005 Mardi Gras Gala The Mesa State College Foundation works to expand the educational opportunities available at Mesa State in a variety of ways. (...read more) The shortage of high paying jobs has been a major economic issue in Mesa County for some time. (...read more) Since its announcement of the Century Project in 2006, St. Mary's Hospital has been steadily moving forward with the largest renovation and expansion project in its history. (...read more) The Art Center - See the Color of Creativity Combining the efforts of local members and community leaders, the Western Colorado Center for the Arts was incorporated in 1953 as a nonprofit corporation. (...read more) The National Multiple Sclerosis Society —Colorado Chapter In 1991, the Western Slope Office of the Colorado Chapter of the NMSS was opened in Grand Junction to serve the 20 counties of Western Colorado, offering programs and services to the people and their families living with the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis. (...read more) An early snowstorm in the Rockies caught a number of travelers by surprise last month. (...read more) Volunteers and United Way of Mesa County On a typical day in the Grand Valley, thousands of people in Mesa County go to work. (...read more) WALKAMERICA - Grand Junction 2006 WalkAmerica is the walk that saves babies. (...read more) Walls go up on Habitat's Auction House fundraiser The second Habitat for Humanity "Auction House" fundraiser is underway! (...read more) Western Colorado’s First Hospice Care Center Western Colorado’s first hospice care center on 12th Street adjacent to Primary Care Partners. (...read more) Grand Junction's 125th Anniversary Be a part of the celebration this summer as Grand Junction celebrates its 125th birthday! (...read more) Grand Valley Catholic Outreach The Vision: Provide emergency services to individuals and families in need... (...read more) A look at how Hilltop and Livewell are making a difference in the Grand Valley In an instant... (...read more) The Women's Foundation of Colorado For 20 years, The Women's Foundation of Colorado has worked to help Colorado's women and girls achieve equality... (...read more) The 17th annual Viva el Vino will be held Saturday, May 5, from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. at Two Rivers Convention Center. (...read more) Winter Activities in Grand Junction The Grand Mesa is located just thirty-five miles east of Grand Junction and is home to Powderhorn Ski... (...read more) Real Estate TrendsThe Mesa County Economic Snapshot Provided by Grand Junction Economic Partnership (...read more) Economic Health of Mesa County - Terrific! If there was any question about the economic health of Mesa County, one only has to look at the real estate sales activity during the second quarter for the answer. In a word - terrific. (...read more) For most people, buying a home will be the largest investment they will make, so it makes sense that home warranties are gaining in popularity. (...read more) To prepay your mortgage, or not? To pay off your mortgage, or not? A financial option... (...read more) The Mesa County Real Estate Report - July 2006 Mesa County is enjoying real estate sales at a pace that exceeds last year's record levels. (...read more) Should I rent or should I buy? (...read more) Annual Report 2004 Real Estate Trends Mesa County Edition By: First American Heritage Title Company, Annette L. Miller, Vice President (...read more) What is credit scoring? (...read more) First American Heritage Title Company First Quarter 2005 Real Estate Trends, By: First American Heritage Title Company, Annette L. Miller, Vice President (...read more) First Quarter 2006 - Real Estate Trends for Mesa County By Annette Miller - First American Heritage Title Company (...read more) Learn it - Live it - Green it! What exactly is "going green"? (...read more) Many people are into the fix and flip fad. The strategy has become even more popular in recent years.... (...read more) Mesa County Real Estate Report By: Robert C. Reece, President, Advanced Title Technology. Inc (...read more) Mesa County Real Estate Report - Recap 2005 By Bob Reece Advanced Title Company (...read more) Mesa County Real Estate Report 3RD QUARTER, 2005 By: Robert Reece President Advanced Title Technology, Inc (...read more) Mesa County Real Estate Report, 1st Quarter, 2005 By: Robert Reece President Advanced Title Technology, Inc (...read more) Mesa County Real Estate Report, 2nd Quarter, 2005 By: Annette L. Miller - First American Heritage Title Company (...read more) Mesa County Real Estate Report, 2nd Quarter, 2005 By: Robert Reece President Advanced Title Technology, Inc (...read more) By Annette L. Miller, Senior Vice President First American Heritage Title Company (...read more) By: Jennifer Brownwell of Meridian Land Title (...read more) Real Estate Report - Third Quarter, 2004 By: Robert C. Reece of Advanced Title Technology, Inc (...read more) Real Estate Sales "March" Ahead in first Quarter March's healthy numbers came in with 567 sales and $101.7 million in volume for Mesa County real estate transactions. (...read more) Estate Planning. Regardless of wealth everyone has an estate. (...read more) Third Quarter Real Estate Trends The 2004 third quarter kept pace with last year, even registering small increases over the robust third quarter of 2003. (...read more) Fourth Quarter and 2003 Year End Results Mesa County-Real Estate Report (...read more) What you need to know concerning the new HOA Regulations (...read more) Why Choose RE/MAX?National Power of RE/MAX Brand RE/MAX is overjoyed to announce the launch of Remax.com... (...read more) |
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