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AVON — Jamie Farquhar has joined Prudential Colorado Properties’ new Avon sales office, announced John Slevin, president and owner.
Farquhar and his family lived in the Vail Valley for more than six years before relocating to Pennsylvania two years ago.
“It’s good to be home and great to be working with Prudential,” said Farquhar. “I am excited to have the backing of Prudential’s fine-tuned organizational structure and expert support staff.”
Prudential Colorado Properties is one of the leading real estate companies in the Vail Valley with seven office locations, a property management office and 70 brokers.
Farquhar can be reached at Prudential’s new Avon office in mid-June. He can be reached by cell phone at 401-0703 or by e-mail at jamie@vail.net.
Fractional buyers have new mortgage option
VAIL — Blue Sky Mortgage has a news source of mortgage money for fractional real estate buyers, according to Blue Sky Mortgage president Jimmy Brenner.
“The limited sources available to this point made an oligopoly for a few lenders in the industry and new competition should be good for all involved, especially the consumer,” Brenner said.
The new products will include loans for as much as 80 percent of the purchase price, and options such as interest-only and portfolio underwriting.
Brenner said his company has been serving Colorado’s resort communities for almost 33 years.
Reach Blue Sky Mortgage at 476-0602.
Benefit golf tournament a worldwide affair
GYPSUM — The Christie Lodge in Avon, the Vail Valley Charitable Fund and Grand Timber Lodge in Breckenridge are hosting the annual Christel House Open golf tournament at the Cotton Ranch Club in Gypsum.
The Christel House Open is one of more than two dozen charity golf tournaments being played around the world on the same day, spanning six continents and 20 time zones. This year the tournament will benefit the Vail Valley Charitable Fund as well as global charities.
The event opens 7-11 p.m. Sunday, June 11 with Casino Night at The Christie Lodge. Registration for the golf tournament follows at 10:30 a.m. the next day at the Cotton Ranch Club and ends with an awards reception and dinner.
Various sponsorship levels are available and organizers are seeking silent-auction donations.
Contact the Vail Valley Charitable Fund at vvcf@vail.net.
Aspen backcountry expansion plan shot down
ASPEN — The Aspen Skiing Co.’s plan to expand backcountry skiing on Burnt Mountain has been derailed, at least temporarily.
The U.S. Forest Service’s regional office in Denver ruled in favor of a Wyoming-based environmental group’s claim that a portion of the Skico’s plan would adversely affect an inventoried roadless area.
Vail, Colorado
Farquhar and his family lived in the Vail Valley for more than six years before relocating to Pennsylvania two years ago.
“It’s good to be home and great to be working with Prudential,” said Farquhar. “I am excited to have the backing of Prudential’s fine-tuned organizational structure and expert support staff.”
Prudential Colorado Properties is one of the leading real estate companies in the Vail Valley with seven office locations, a property management office and 70 brokers.
Farquhar can be reached at Prudential’s new Avon office in mid-June. He can be reached by cell phone at 401-0703 or by e-mail at jamie@vail.net.
Fractional buyers have new mortgage option
VAIL — Blue Sky Mortgage has a news source of mortgage money for fractional real estate buyers, according to Blue Sky Mortgage president Jimmy Brenner.
“The limited sources available to this point made an oligopoly for a few lenders in the industry and new competition should be good for all involved, especially the consumer,” Brenner said.
The new products will include loans for as much as 80 percent of the purchase price, and options such as interest-only and portfolio underwriting.
Brenner said his company has been serving Colorado’s resort communities for almost 33 years.
Reach Blue Sky Mortgage at 476-0602.
Benefit golf tournament a worldwide affair
GYPSUM — The Christie Lodge in Avon, the Vail Valley Charitable Fund and Grand Timber Lodge in Breckenridge are hosting the annual Christel House Open golf tournament at the Cotton Ranch Club in Gypsum.
The Christel House Open is one of more than two dozen charity golf tournaments being played around the world on the same day, spanning six continents and 20 time zones. This year the tournament will benefit the Vail Valley Charitable Fund as well as global charities.
The event opens 7-11 p.m. Sunday, June 11 with Casino Night at The Christie Lodge. Registration for the golf tournament follows at 10:30 a.m. the next day at the Cotton Ranch Club and ends with an awards reception and dinner.
Various sponsorship levels are available and organizers are seeking silent-auction donations.
Contact the Vail Valley Charitable Fund at vvcf@vail.net.
Aspen backcountry expansion plan shot down
ASPEN — The Aspen Skiing Co.’s plan to expand backcountry skiing on Burnt Mountain has been derailed, at least temporarily.
The U.S. Forest Service’s regional office in Denver ruled in favor of a Wyoming-based environmental group’s claim that a portion of the Skico’s plan would adversely affect an inventoried roadless area.
Vail, Colorado
