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UPDATE: Marshall fire destroyed 1,084 homes collectively worth more than $513 million, authorities now say cosun.co/34jbCJe via

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Marshall fire destroyed 1,084 homes collectively worth more than $513 million, authorities now say

Of the homes destroyed, 550 were in Louisville, 378 were in Superior and 156 were in unincorporated Boulder County.

12:18 AM · Jan 7, 2022

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That would actually put the mean value of each home at $473,247.23 which seems a little low.

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Jesse Aaron Paul

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remember that's the value of the buildings not the land

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Welp. My dad's house in Longmont is about to go up in worth I guess. That BoCo housing crisis microclimate is no joke!