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A search for "Wagar" on the Aspen Times Web
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Not for rent
Dear Editor:
Because I agree with both F. Scott Fitzgerald, author, and Rich Wagar,
Realtor, I can't support the basic premise of the city's current infill
legislation.
Letters to
the Editor | September 11, 2006 |
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Aspen's Best People
A
lot of writers received votes in this category.
Strangely, many of them
were reporters and not columnists. So, for those who don't understand,
a newspaper columnist writes on the opinion page, and usually has a
photo mug that runs atop their...
Aspen Times Weekly | September 2, 2006
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With kindest regards, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
Rich Wagar
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In
The News:
Demolition
is under way at the Deep Powder and Limelite Lodge
at Cooper Avenue and Aspen Street, making way for redevelopment
of the area. A new lodge is planned by the Limelite
owners.

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Off
the charts: Aspen real estate sizzles
By Joel Stonington
September 4, 2006
The Aspen Times
It's no secret that Aspen's real estate market is absurdly expensive, nor that
it has experienced amazing growth in the last 30 years. Here's another log to
the fire: 2006 has already seen unprecedented appreciation.
There has been up to 60 percent appreciation
on numerous condos or houses in the Aspen area
in under a year, and three $20 million properties
sold or were put under contract last month.
"On certain properties there has been enormous
escalation in value," said Ernie Fyrwald,
owner of Morris and Fyrwald Real Estate. "There
are some properties that shock us all. They get
listed at an exorbitant price and then sell.
Sometimes it's very astounding. It's not the
case across the board, but there are quite a
few. It has a lot to do with lack of inventory."
Condominiums are some of the easiest properties
to track, and it's where people have seen some
of the biggest value increases.
A Villas of Aspen unit, for example, recently
saw a 19 percent increase in four months. It
sold for $1.385 million in March, was relisted
in July at $1.65 million and is now under contract.
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