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Realtor parcels in Arvada, CO
Bottom line: 66 parcels in Arvada, CO match shinnslist’s Realtor trade: long-held homes on the county’s tax lien sale list, with an estate on title or a recent estate record, a county code violation, or a stalled building permit. Each one is a fact from the county record, checked by hand on the trade’s top results. Nothing here predicts a sale.
Free beta 66 matches · read October 16, 2026
What this counts
Realtor parcels, in plain words
Homes held 10 years or more with a real life event or distress sign on the county’s record: the taxes are unpaid and the home is on Larimer County’s 2026 tax lien sale list (the treasurer publishes it before the November 19 sale; a Larimer home counts as long held when the county’s seven-year sales record shows no sale of its own), the owner of record is an estate (the owner has died and the estate holds the title, so the heirs or the estate’s representative decide what happens next), an estate record on the title in the last 3 years with no sale since (a death certificate or affidavit, or a personal representative’s deed passing the home to the heirs: of Boulder County homes with one a year ago, 13.5% sold within 12 months, against 4.0% of all homes), the county has confirmed a code violation there or is acting on one (zoning, building, weeds), or a building permit for a new house, an addition or a remodel has gone cold (open 18 months to 6 years, or expired). Newest county record first. Boulder County and the Estes Park end of Larimer County; in every county, the owner of record reads as an estate or its heirs in the county’s own owner name (ESTATE OF, DECEASED, HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE), on a home held 10 years or more where the county says how long.
| Realtor matches | 66 |
|---|---|
| Tax bill mailed out of state | fewer than 10 of 66 with a mailing address |
Source: shinnslist (county records), read October 16, 2026. How the counts are made and graded: How we grade. Nothing here predicts that an owner will sell. These are counts of public county records.
The town
Arvada in the county records
| Parcels in the hunt | 47,728 parcels the county files as homes or residential land in Arvada. |
|---|---|
| Tax bill mailed elsewhere | 10,300 of the 47,696 with a mailing address on file (22%) send the tax bill to an address other than the property. |
| Mailed out of state | 1,092 (2%) send it outside Colorado. |
| Years since the last sale | Median 9 years, from 30,936 parcels with a recorded sale: under 5 years 8,706, 5 to 9 8,886, 10 to 19 6,835, 20 or more 6,509. |
| Property types | As the county labels them: Single Family 38,050; Townhomes 4,555; Condo, Res: Attached 2,481; Duplex: Two Family 1,204; Residential 1,175; Single Family Rowhouse 225. |
Questions
Realtor parcels in Arvada, answered
How many realtor parcels are in Arvada?
66, read October 16, 2026.
What does the Realtor trade look for?
long-held homes on the county’s tax lien sale list, with an estate on title or a recent estate record, a county code violation, or a stalled building permit. Records: Boulder County Assessor: the owner of record and every recorded document on the account, with its document type (its nightly public files; the codes read off the Clerk and Recorder’s index). Boulder County Land Use: its code-enforcement cases and building permits (public map layer; unincorporated land only). Larimer County Assessor: the owner of record and its last seven years of sales. Larimer County Treasurer: its 2026 tax lien sale list of delinquent real property (published before the sale, refreshed nightly).
How was it checked?
Checked by hand on Oct 16, 2026 against the counties’ live records: the 22 estates (an estate is the owner of record, the purchase, the latest recorded document, 22 of 22 each), the 10 code cases (the case outline holds the home, its type, status and date, and the purchase, 10 of 10 each), 12 of the 68 stalled permits (the permit holds the home with its kind and month, and the purchase, 12 of 12 each), and 12 of the 383 estate records (on the county’s live sales layer the document is on the account that day without a price and nothing priced follows it, 12 of 12; 4 of them on the Clerk and Recorder’s index: 3 named as the card says, 1 death record indexed as a supplemental affidavit). The top 12 of the 67 homes on Larimer County’s tax lien sale list, Oct 16, 2026: on the list for the amount the card says, the county’s address, and no sale of its own in the county’s seven-year record, 12 of 12 each. The owner of record as an estate or its heirs in every county, Oct 18, 2026: 12 drawn in Jefferson, Weld, Broomfield and Adams read so on the state’s live parcel record (each county’s owner of record as sent to the state, March and April 2026), 12 of 12.
Does a match mean the owner will sell?
No. A match is a recorded fact that fits the trade. Nothing here predicts a sale.