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Market trends in 80423, CO
Last updated September 2026
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Sale history for 154 Bond Rd
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$614 (+328.2%)
$1,910 + $11,350
$13,260
2024
$143 (+1.6%)
$1,910 + $11,350
$13,260
2023
$141 (+13.5%)
$970 + $2,360
$3,330
2022
$124 (−3.4%)
$760 + $1,900
$2,660
2021
$129 (+1.3%)
$760 + $1,900
$2,660
2020
$127 (+0.2%)
$790 + $1,960
$2,750
2019
$127 (+11.6%)
$790 + $1,960
$2,750
2018
$114 (+0.5%)
$790 + $1,960
$2,750
2017
$113 (−12.2%)
$790 + $1,630
$2,420
2016
$129 (+14.2%)
$790 + $1,630
$2,420
2015
$113 (+7.6%)
$840 + $1,900
$2,740
2014
$105 (+1.7%)
$840 + $1,900
$2,740
2013
$103 (+1.2%)
$730 + $1,730
$2,460
2012
$102
$730 + $1,730
$2,460
2011
$102 (−27.1%)
$1,390 + $1,010
$2,400
2010
$140 (+0.2%)
$1,390 + $1,010
$2,400
2009
$140
$2,050 + $1,420
$3,470
Tax history for 154 Bond Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$614 (+328.2%)
$1,910 + $11,350
$13,260
2024
$143 (+1.6%)
$1,910 + $11,350
$13,260
2023
$141 (+13.5%)
$970 + $2,360
$3,330
2022
$124 (−3.4%)
$760 + $1,900
$2,660
2021
$129 (+1.3%)
$760 + $1,900
$2,660
2020
$127 (+0.2%)
$790 + $1,960
$2,750
2019
$127 (+11.6%)
$790 + $1,960
$2,750
2018
$114 (+0.5%)
$790 + $1,960
$2,750
2017
$113 (−12.2%)
$790 + $1,630
$2,420
2016
$129 (+14.2%)
$790 + $1,630
$2,420
2015
$113 (+7.6%)
$840 + $1,900
$2,740
2014
$105 (+1.7%)
$840 + $1,900
$2,740
2013
$103 (+1.2%)
$730 + $1,730
$2,460
2012
$102
$730 + $1,730
$2,460
2011
$102 (−27.1%)
$1,390 + $1,010
$2,400
2010
$140 (+0.2%)
$1,390 + $1,010
$2,400
2009
$140
$2,050 + $1,420
$3,470
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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RR
Rural Residential District
The purpose of the Rural Residential RR zone district is to serve as a transition area between the denser development found in towns, community centers and rural centers and the lower densities found in the County's agricultural and resource areas. This is accomplished by permitting development of single-family dwelling units on lots of 2 acres or more.