For the actual house, I won't need anything more than 4,000 sq ft. Anything more would have to be extraordinary and come with a good amount of land. I would never spend that much on a home unless it completely blew me away. I don't really have a price range, basically anything under 10 million. Yes, I'll either buy a home or buy land and have one built. With the same downward spiral of results. Same for Boulder, though Boulder at least has better career opportunities.īut I have lived in a town (in WA) with the same problems, and the same enablements. Even though it has oh, so much cachet among some out-of-state transplants. This was high up on our list of reasons why we did NOT want to move to Durango. Rambler's got it right by moving to the fringe. I challenge anyone to find more, per capita not for profits to enable any and all perceived underprivileged.Ĭolo. It's attractions have impacted it in ways that make it both untenable and a haven for the homeless.

It has become a four season destination, so it's year round.ĭurango is first and foremost a tourist destination.

You can't efficiently move the number of vehicles that come thru the narrow corridor from the south,east,north and west. I don't want to see what the traffic will be in just five years. Precisely due to the number of people relocating. Durango has lost a lot of what made it attractive since I moved here in 77.

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