Believe in Better:
Building on Community!
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Although just over a week stands between the end of 2021 and the start of a new year, it’s good to look back on the successes and challenges during the last 12 months. Parts of our country close out 2021 with heartache and loss from devastating tornadoes. Neighbors to the north in Denton, Montana saw their homes destroyed in an instant by a late season wildfire. And yet, there was much to celebrate. We saw a return to classes for thousands of students, football fans filling stadiums and performers venturing back on stage. With COVID still in our midst, we progress with caution as we thank those who cared for the sick and those who lived in their labs to provide us with vaccines and treatments to weaken the virus. We’re not out of the woods yet, but we’re further along than this time last year! The successes in fighting the pandemic give us a magnitude of reasons to thank others, from first responders to healthcare workers, from the checkout clerk to the delivery person to the construction worker -- all the people who contribute to our health and safety and our sense of community providing the goods and services on which we rely. Kris Baker, field operations manager at Mountain View Meadows reported digging 61 foundations for new homes in 2021. His small crew work with precision and teamwork, pride and commitment to do their part to help others fulfill the dream of home ownership. Master mechanic Scott Owens keeps the equipment running, big equipment operator Galen Mann makes operating a huge excavator look like kids play, and Dana Driggs assists with everything from operating equipment to screening rock and clearing snow. Their commitment literally lays the foundation for building a better community. It’s too early to tell what is in store in 2022 for the building industry which still faces labor and material shortages, supply chain issues and rising prices, but these things are clear: people want homes, city infrastructure provides the best foundation for reliable services and better protection of water and land resources; quality construction matters; and a sense of community turns a row of houses into a neighborhood. Moving into 2022, we’ll meet the challenges ahead as we continue to build on community at Mountain View Meadows.
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Building a Better Community:
Home Builders with Hearts
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The Helena Building Industry Association (HBIA) held its 2021 Christmas Party last Thursday at the Colonial Hotel. The annual event provides members and their guests an opportunity to celebrate together but also to offer assistance to fellow members in need. The HBIA founded the non-profit “Home Builders with Hearts” to help support members of the local building industry community through times of medically-induced financial hardship. The fund is available to all HBIA members, including members’ employees and family. “Whether the need for financial help is travel expenses for medical appointments, a medical bill, or support for time out of work due to treatment, Home Builders with Hearts can help,” said Executive Officer Darcy Larson. “No request for funds is too small!” The HBIA Christmas Party included live and silent auctions of donated gift-filled baskets, goods and services to benefit Home Builders with Hearts and for 2021 recipients, Kevin and Laurel Assay. Kevin was diagnosed with an aggressive and invasive form of colorectal cancer in October 2020. Soon after his diagnosis, he and his wife, Laurel, travelled to Arizona for five months of homeopathic treatments, chemotherapy and radiation. Upon returning to Montana in April, Kevin finished the last of his chemo and then had surgery in Kalispell. At the beginning of August, Kevin went in for a PET scan and check-up to see how the fight against the cancer was progressing and they received devastating news that the cancer had metastasized to Kevin's liver, lungs and lymph nodes. Kevin subsequently started treatment at the Oasis of Home Treatment Center in Mexico. Anyone who would like to contribute to the fund to help recipients like Kevin and Laurel or to make a request for funds should visit www.helenabia.com and click on the Home Builders with Hearts tab at the top of the page.
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On Topic:
Experts Make 2022 Housing Predictions
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Forbes Senior Contributor Brenda Richardson summed up a year of home-buying: “The pandemic ignited a home-buying frenzy as the decade-long housing shortage converged with historically-low mortgage rates, shifting workplace dynamics and new opportunities for young buyers to pursue their first homes.” But what to expect in 2022? Richardson lets the experts predict what the housing market will look like in the coming year.
Danielle Hale, Realtor.com chief economist: We expect a whirlwind 2022 for the housing market. Home sales are expected to increase another 6.6% and home prices to rise another 2.9% on top of 2021 highs. A gradual uptick in mortgage rates will make affordability a top consideration for home buyers, especially the 45 million Millennials aged 26 to 35 who are at prime first-time home buyer age. Demand from these young households will keep the market competitive and fast-paced despite a small uptick in housing inventory as builders continue to ramp up production, increasing single-family starts by 5% in 2022.
Daryl Fairweather, chief economist for Redfin: After two years of unprecedented uncertainty in the housing market, we’re expecting 2022 to be just as unpredictable. We expect 30-year-fixed mortgage rates to slowly rise from around 3% to around 3.6% by the end of the year, mostly attributed to the pandemic subsiding and inflation continuing to linger. By late fall, high mortgage rates, paired with already high housing prices, will likely slow annual price growth to roughly 3%. This low price growth will likely discourage speculators from entering the market, giving first-time home buyers a better chance at securing a home.
Sue Yannaccone, chief executive officer and president of Realogy Franchise Group: Real estate is entering a new era. The pandemic-fueled frenzy we saw over the last 24 months is giving way to a new kind of real estate market -- one that will be driven by solid and sustainable demand we haven’t seen in over a decade. In 2022, we may very well experience the year of the Millennial home buyer, with Gen Z (already in their early 20s) close behind. With remote and hybrid work decisions freeing these populations from the constraint of a daily commute and an increasing demand in home office space, we expect to see this demographic evolution continue to fuel the market. As we enter this period of sustained demand, inventory will be the metric to watch.
Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors: Mortgage rates will drift higher as the Fed scales back the purchase of the mortgage-backed securities and raises short-term interest rates, which are likely to hit 3.7% by the year-end 2022 on a 30-year rate after hovering at 3% for most of 2021. Home sales will notch lower by 2% in 2022, principally because of higher mortgage rates. Home sales will not crash thanks to job gains, investor demand and the work-from-home reshuffle in residential location choice. Home prices will only rise 3% to 5% nationally.
Robert Dietz, senior vice president and chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders: With housing demand solid and existing home inventory too low, home construction should continue at a strong pace in 2022, according to NAHB forecasts. Single-family builder confidence at the end of 2021 is high, registering a level of 83 on the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index. We expect a slower growth rate for home building in 2022, but the level of single-family housing starts will be about 25% higher than it was in 2019, pre-Covid.
M. Ryan Gorman, CEO of Coldwell Banker Real Estate: Fundamental demand from home buyers remains strong as Americans continue to dream of homeownership, and those dreams may be more likely to become reality due to partial remote work widening search areas to positively impact affordability, even with price increases.
Frank Nothaft, chief economist for CoreLogic: The CoreLogic Home Price Index Forecast has the annual average rise in the national index slowing from 15% in 2021 to 7% in 2022. 2022 should be a strong year for housing. Look for mortgage rates to rise but remain historically very low, home sales to grow to a 16-year high, price and rent growth to slow, refinance to shift toward cash-out and delinquency rates to remain low albeit with an uptick in distressed sales.
Matthew Vernon, retail and centralized lending executive for Bank of America: Prices throughout 2021 have risen substantially, and competition has been hotter than ever given the low supply of homes. At the same time, rent prices have sped past projected estimates based on pre-pandemic trends, making homeownership and steady monthly mortgage payments even more attractive, particularly for Millennial buyers. This demographic is in its peak home-buying years and 52% of younger generations say the importance of building equity has become more important recently. We expect to see a continued increase in home-buying interest and competition while mortgage rates remain low.
For more from the experts, visit Forbes.com. There you can read Brenda Richardson’s Dec 13, 2021 article “Experts Predict what the Housing Market will Look Like in 2022” in its entirety.
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Benefits and Updates:
MOUNTAIN VIEW MEADOWS
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1. THANKS TO ALL THAT DECORATED! From a single candle to a lit tree on a front porch to colorful displays splashed across houses, yards and rooftops and reindeer all-a-glow, you have made the holidays all that much brighter for your friends, families and neighbors. Some of you got into the excitement of the holiday decorating competition but all of you brought joy to our lives. Thank you to all!
2. GATES? Wondering about the six new gates that popped up recently? Intended to restrict motorized traffic on private land, please continue to feel free to hike the trails and dirt roads, pull your kids on sleds, run with your pets and ride your bikes when the weather permits. It’s easy to walk around the gates. And by putting a stop to non-authorized vehicles, your time out and about in the crisp wintry air will be that much safer…and hopefully we’ll see less trash to haul off!
3. ON AN ALLEY OR PRIVATE STREET? A friendly reminder that homes and condos with garages facing private streets or alleys need to keep exterior garage lights lit between dusk and dawn. LED lights cost pennies to operate and are much more cost-effective for home owners than light poles. Your garage lights on at night is an inexpensive way to keep your neighborhoods safe from things that go bump in the night, for walking your pets after dark and for deliveries of those last-minute Christmas gifts.
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New Homes For Sale:
Plans to Build and Build to Suit
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A choice of new homes to meet your lifestyle and budget are ready for move-in at Mountain View Meadows with more under construction. Visit our Information & Sales Office at 431 S. Alice Street to tour our right-now homes, view plans to build and check out lot maps. Realtors are always welcome. Have your own plan? Give us a call at 406-449-0800 to arrange a meeting. The availability of new homes and lots is subject to change so check back often. Below is a listing of some of the new homes ready for move-in or currently under construction.
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The Uplands at Mountain View Meadows
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2656 Summers Crossing: "The Teton". Awesome 1830 S.F. 2-story home with 3 beds, 2.5 baths and an upstairs TV room. The Owner's suite features both a walk-in tiled shower and separate soaking tub, double vanity, a big walk-in closet and vaulted ceiling. The front porch entry allows you to greet visitors before entering the main open living area while the owner's entry off the 2-car garage provides adequate space to add a bench and park your shoes. The plan includes a large kitchen island, walk-in pantry and concrete patio off sliding glass doors at the rear of the home. Sign a buy-sell now while there is still time to select exterior colors and start planning what to do with all that room. Call 406-431-7680 for additional information.
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2644 Summers Crossing: "The Getaway". You say you want room inside with minimal maintenance outside? Well, this 3BD/2.5BA plan has it! With nearly 2500 SF, including the unfinished basement, this new home provides getaway space for everyone in your household. The main floor features a vaulted great room with a breakfast bar between the kitchen and dining area plus a half-bath, pantry and large laundry room with cabinets and a sink. Upstairs you’ll find two bedrooms for family and guests, two linen closets and a full bath along with the owners’ suite that features a vaulted ceiling, large walk-in closet, walk-in tiled shower and double vanity. The unfinished basement provides usable space now with the opportunity to finish out a bedroom, 4th bath and family room. But that’s not all! There is a covered outdoor living space behind the kitchen on the main floor and a second deck off the basement plus an oversized 2-car garage and a covered front porch for a total of four additional get-away spots! Make an appointment today to take a private tour of this home well-under construction. This home is well worth the price at $469,900. Appointments accepted Christmas week. Call 406-431-7680.
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366 Titus Street: You want room? This new home has it! Need an awesome home office space or private work-out room? This home has it! Want to snuggle up next to your fireplace or entertain in your spacious open great room? Well, then, you’ll want to give Dawn a call right now! This Sierra Custom Home under construction won’t last long. For additional information call 406-439-6380.
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2659 Upland Avenue: 2104 SF. Yes, you heard right! This gorgeous new 3BD/2BA Sierra Custom Home floorplan is the luxury home you’ve always wanted. Currently under construction in The Uplands neighborhood located south of BCBS, if you time it right it could be yours! Just a few of the best features include a huge laundry room with sink, a separate mudroom, a 3-bay tandem garage, a fireplace, covered patio, island seating for four in the kitchen, premium owners’ suite with two walk-in closets, trayed ceilings…the list goes on and on. More than we can include here! Call Dawn Purvis now at 406-439-6380 and she’ll fill you in on the details.
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2632 Summers Crossing: "The Bannock". A unique layout in this 2-story 3BD/2.5BA home provides you with privacy and comfort upstairs while maintaining a welcoming living space with a half bath for guests down. An eat-in kitchen opens onto a covered deck so you can enjoy meals outside when the weather’s nice. The kitchen features soft-close cabinets, granite counter-tops and stainless-steel appliances. A large owners’ suite with a private bath and walk-in closet, along with 2 bedrooms, a 3rd bath and a huge laundry room finish out the upstairs. Situated on a large lot you’ll find plenty of additional outside space for play and entertainment next to a small pocket park. But if you just want to bask in the warmth of the sun, you’ll find yourself spending most of your time relaxing on your covered south-facing front porch. This 1551 SF home priced at $369,900 won’t last long, so stop by the office at 431 S. Alice Street to find out how you can make it your own or call 431-7680 for additional details.
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317 Donna Street: Sierra Custom Homes always at their best! Check out the new 1769 S.F. 3BD/2BA single story home underway in The Uplands neighborhood. You’ll love the views from your front porch! Inside get ready to live in style and comfort with all the upscale features that you expect from a Sierra Custom Home. For additional information contact Dawn Purvis at 406-439-6380.
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Condos at Mountain View Meadows
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2891 & 2894 Vista View Avenue: 1255 SF Vista View Condos under construction. This new single-level 2BD/2BA floorplan features a vaulted great room, kitchen peninsula and walk-in pantry, owners’ suite with double vanity, tiled shower and walk-in closet, and storage space off the attached 2-car garage. A 12’ x 14’ covered outdoor living space provides plenty of room for lounging, planters and hosting a BBQ. Drop by the office at 431 S. Alice St. for a tour of the location and find out how you can own your own home for only $329,900.
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2960 & 2962 Aspen View Loop: 1285 S.F. ASPEN VIEW CONDOS. Front porch views, an attached 2-car garage and a covered outdoor living space highlight this single-level 2BD/2BA Weatherall built condo, the first of four just underway along Alpine View across from the Aspen Park neighborhood. The owner’s suite features a vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet, tiled walk-in shower, double vanity and private water closet. A raised breakfast bar separates the kitchen from the vaulted great room. Soft-close cabinets, stainless-steel kitchen appliances and pantry provide the chef in your home a comfortable space to prepare meals. For additional info, stop by the Info & Sales office at 431 S. Alice St. or call Rebecca at 406-431-7680.
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Craftsman Village at Mountain View Meadows
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2815 Travis Avenue: "The Coach House". Does your dream home come standard with a 3-bay garage? If so, the Coach House was designed specifically with you in mind! We invite you to stop by the office at 431 S. Alice Street to discuss what it takes to lock in this new 3BD/2BA home for yourself before the end of the year to be ready for move-in late spring. Granite, laminate flooring, soft-close cabinets, tiled wet areas, lovely owners’ suite, vaulted great room and side patio are just a few of the special features you’ll love in this Weatherall built home.
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2811 Travis Avenue: Leave it to Sierra Custom Homes to make a great floorplan better! The highly popular “Settler” is back with additional square footage and a fresh new look. With 1646 SF you’ll have the room you crave for your home office while maintaining lots of space to unwind when the work day is done. Don’t need an office? No problem, this 3BD/2BA home hits the perfect balance between size and value to fit most any lifestyle. Just underway in the new Craftsman North phase of Craftsman Village, call Dawn Purvis for pricing while there is still time to select interior colors. 406-439-6380.
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2828 Alyson Rain Street: "The Discovery". Wow! If you think you can stand the outstanding unobstructed mountain Views you may want to make your move now! Just getting started but sure to sell fast, this 1713 SF single-level floorplan features huge windows facing the mountains to the south and west with a 10’x16’ covered deck looking out over city lights and the mountains to the northwest. The owners’ suite features unobstructed mountain views, a tray ceiling, walk-in closet, double vanity, a 4’x5’ tiled walk-in shower, linen closet and lots of room to move around. The open floorplan provides tons of space for relaxing, dining and entertaining. Of course, this 3BD/2BA home comes with all the quality finishes you deserve from granite countertops to soft-close cabinets, stainless-steel appliances and tiled baths and laundry room. You won’t find a better home or view priced under $500K. But don’t wait! You might still have time to choose your colors if you call today. 406-431-7680.
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Craftsman North Front Garage Lots: New front-load building lots in Craftsman North. Check out the views! Reserving lots now for home construction beginning now. What plan will you choose? Stop by the Mountain View Meadows office at 431 S. Alice Street for details or call 406-431-7680.
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Craftsman North Walk-Out Lots: New walk-out building lots in Craftsman North. Unobstructed mountain views! It’s time to plan your move to Mountain View Meadows with a home design that fits your style on the lot of your choice. But call now before someone else reserves the one you want! 406-431-7680.
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Craftsman North Rear Garage Lots: New rear-load building lots in Craftsman North. Located in the Craftsman Village neighborhood, the new building lots are located to the north of Mountain View Park. Pick up a lot availability map at the Mountain View Meadows office located at 431 S. Alice Street and Danielle will show you a wide array of classic craftsman home plans to get you started. For additional information call 406-461-9748.
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Aspen Park at Mountain View Meadows
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ASPEN PARK: Now is the time to take a drive through beautiful Aspen Park at Mountain View Meadows to see for yourself if this upscale neighborhood is right for you. Homes in Aspen Park typically range from 2,000 SF to 5,000 SF with custom details inside and out. Stop by the office at 431 S. Alice Street to discuss the lots and your ideas. We're here to assist you in whatever way possible to ensure a smooth and rewarding experience. Contact Mark at 406-449-0800 or email info@mvmeadows.com for additional information.
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The Best in Our
Neighborhood:
Holiday Decorating
Best In Neighborhood Winners!
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Drum roll, please! The $200 Grand Prize winner of this year’s Holiday Decorating Contest, selected from the first-place winners in each neighborhood goes to Trevor and Diana MacDonald. Their home on 2946 Summit View in the Aspen Park neighborhood is equally crazy gorgeous front and back. Photos can’t do this display justice! But there are more winners. Secret judges, each assigned a specific neighborhood, have made their decisions. $100 First place winners go to: Craftsman Village; 2878 Twilight Avenue featuring giant-sized cellophane-wrapped candy garland and a nativity scene--this display looks awesome day or night! Antelope Trace: first place goes to 2727 Favor Avenue. From the front display to the corner lights to the fence along Stacia, you’ll feel the welcoming warmth of holiday cheer. The Uplands: 366 Elouise Cobell. This stand-out display of lighted rooftops, snowmen, reindeer, candy canes and Christmas trees along with glittering boulevard trees will knock your holiday socks off! Condo owners also got in on the action with 2859 Twilight Avenue taking the $50 first place spot for best front porch display featuring a beautiful combination of decorations and lights. Seeing how a whole lot of condo owners really put on quite a show this year, the focus will expand past the front porch next year, so get ready! Check out more winners, including runners-up in each neighborhood, overall 3rd and 4th place winners and Honorable Mentions in photos under “From Mark & Rebecca”. Ok, we have to admit, there were tons more worthy of mention so you’ll just have to take a drive around the neighborhoods and see all the delights for yourself! Thank you to those who joined in a little competitive fun to brighten the holidays and to those top winners--Congratulations for being the best in YOUR neighborhood!
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Welcome to the Neighborhood
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Kevin & Sara Brosten
Are so excited to join the community and enjoy their beautiful Sierra Custom Home.
Craig & Chandra Erickson
Are looking forward to meeting their neighbors and celebrating the Holidays in their lovely new home.
Tyler, Debra &
Raelynne Fortier
Are thrilled to get settled into their wonderful Weatherall built condo.
Arthur & Kareen Bangert
Are loving their gorgeous custom built home in Aspen Park.
John & Mairi Bramblett
Just closed on their condo with a beautiful view in Craftsman Village.
Zach & Jessie Antonick
Are ecstatic with the move from Craftsman Village to their new Sierra Custom Home in The Uplands.
Ryan & Alex Orcutt
Think their new home in The Uplands neighborhood is amazing and can't wait to enjoy the family-friendly area.
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Congratulations! And Welcome
to the Neighborhood!
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Fun & Fitness
Sled Bells Ring?
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In the hopes of focusing on the “fun” side of Fun & Fitness, taking a sleigh ride for the holidays hit the top of the list. But finding none within 90 miles, researching the benefits of sledding came in a distant second. And it is something you can do right here at Mountain View Meadows.
Growing up, kids created sledding hills anywhere there was a steep enough decline to keep the sled sliding. Sometimes that was right on the road with a lookout at the top of the hill. With today’s traffic, staying off-road is the only safe way to travel on a sled and that is especially true at Mountain View Meadows.
So, let’s take a look at the hill at the end of Ryland Ave. One of the reasons that hill is highly desirable is that it starts in a turn-around at the end of the cul-de-sac so there is no through traffic. And the hill is plenty steep enough to angle north for a longer ride without crashing into someone’s fence. And if you follow the dirt road cut, the ground will be smoother underneath.
Kids think of sledding as one of the most exhilarating and exciting wintertime activities. Sledding may be fun for kids, but it’s a different story for parents, who are usually tasked with hauling sleds uphill so their kids can ride back down. Besides fun, raising your spirits and the thrill of the ride, what are the benefits of sledding? According to a health blog on Colorado’s Rocky Mountain Health Plans website at RMHP.org, sledding with your kids can improve your health in four major ways.
1. Sledding is an aerobic exercise. The American Heart Association recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes per week of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise, or 75 minutes per week of high-intensity aerobic exercise. Walking uphill is a form of aerobic exercise, so sledding with your kids can help you meet this weekly fitness goal. Meeting this fitness goal regularly can lower your risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, high blood pressure, and certain types of cancer. Keep these benefits in mind as you climb to the top of the slope on your next family sledding adventure.
2. Sledding strengthens the lower body. Sledding isn’t just a cardio exercise -- it’s a strength training workout, too. Walking uphill tones and strengthens your glutes, hamstrings, quadriceps, and calves. The steeper the incline of the slope, the better the workout. Strength training workouts like sledding do more than just build strength. These workouts also increase your bone density, improve flexibility and balance, and protect your joints from injuries. You don’t have to race up the hill to experience these benefits. You can build strength in your lower body even if you’re walking uphill at a comfortable pace. In other words, every sledding trip you take with your kids will bring you one step closer to looking and feeling your best.
3. Sledding can improve your mental health. There are mental health benefits of sledding, too. Studies show that exposure to nature can alleviate the symptoms of depression and anxiety. Researchers found that even looking out a window or putting a plant in your room can have this effect. Going outside and spending time in nature will have the greatest effect on your mental health.
4. Sledding can reduce stress levels. Being in a constant state of stress can negatively impact your health. Chronic stress can lead to short-term health problems, such as restlessness and muscle tension, in addition to long-term health problems, such as high blood pressure and heart disease. Eliminating the stress in your life may not be possible, but any form of exercise, including sledding, can make it easier to manage your stress levels. Exercise is one of the stress-coping techniques most commonly recommended by healthcare providers. Engaging in any form of physical activity will increase your body’s production of endorphins. This “feel-good” hormone will improve your mood and put you at ease so you temporarily forget about the stressors in your life. What better way to do that than a beautiful day of sledding on the Western Slope with your kiddos?
Still unsure about hitting the slopes on a sled? Think of it this way: when your kids are big enough they can pull their own sleds up the hill and you can take pride in the fact you set the example. They’ll get more aerobic exercise as well, build lower body strength and cut down on the stress of grades, Twitter, competitive sports and sibling rivalries. The difference is, they won’t think about the benefits, they’ll just enjoy the ride downhill. You might want to try a run yourself!
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From
Mark & Rebecca
Celebrating with Staff & Crew
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It was quite an honor to get to celebrate a successful year with staff, crew and their significant others this year with a holiday party in our home after cancelling the annual event last year due to COVID. And it was so very nice to have Weatherall Builders owner Jon Cowie, Project Manager Marty Burckhard and his wife, Cara and Warranty Specialist Bil Shipley join the celebration. It wasn’t quite as obvious for Sales Office Manager Danielle Starkey and part-time Assistant Annalee Venneri to feel it was a celebration for them as well as they worked alongside Mark and me preparing food, setting up the bar, decorating and setting the tables for all 22 in attendance. They kept their cool throughout the prep and ducked out just in time to dress in their holiday best before the first guests arrived. I was still in my sweats… but managed to slip out before seen and reappear in time to invite everyone to fill their plates and take a seat at a table. Mark and I moved from place to place to enjoy some individual time with each person. At one point Mark jumped up on a coffee table to thank each one for their exceptional contributions to a stressful and challenging but overwhelmingly successful year. Afterwards we continued to catch up with everyone and some of the younger folks got us all laughing outload playing “Heads Up“. If you haven’t heard, housing is high on demand these days keeping our staff, crew and builders working their tail-ends off! They roll with the punches dealing with delays, supply issues, product cancellations and uncooperative weather while striving for excellence all the way. We can’t thank them enough for bringing their talents, incredible work ethics, integrity and grit to the table day after day throughout the year, not just during the holidays!
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Weatherall Builders join our family at the "Big People's" table
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Kris & Jen bring
style to the party
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Jon and Danielle and... who's that crashing the party?
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Galen, Laurie, Scott & Donna with us for 17 years!
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Annalee and Chris,
the newcomers!
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Mark proclaims his thanks to all
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Rebecca & Mark win
Habitat Christmas Party
Ugly Sweater Contest
but, let's move on to more
winners in the MVM
Holiday Decorating Contest!
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Antelope Trace
$100 1st Place Winner
2727 Favor Avenue
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Antelope Trace
Best Runner-up
2747 Favor Avenue
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Aspen Park
Best Runner-up
2946 Big Timber Loop
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Craftsman Village
$100 First Place Winner
2878 Twilight Avenue
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Craftsman Village
Best Runner-up
2853 Alexis Avenue
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The Uplands
$100 1st Place Winner
366 Elouise Cobell
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The Uplands
Best Runner-up
340 Elouise Cobell
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Condo
Best Front Porch
2859 Twilight Avenue
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Condo
Best Front Porch Runner-up
2661 Jeannette Rankin
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Overall 3rd Place
2880 Big Timber Loop
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Overall 4th Place
2853 Jeannette Rankin
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Honorable Mention
2908 Stacia Avenue
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Honorable Mention
384 Elouise Cobell
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Honorable Mention
2786 Stacia Avenue
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Condo Honorable Mention
2874 Runkle Parkway
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Condo Honorable Mention
2691 Jeannette Rankin
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