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Prospective homebuyers in the market for riverfront property in one of Colorado’s most sought-after ski resort towns are in luck — if they’re willing to shell out $105 million for the state’s most expensive listed home.

The 8.4-acre lot at 41 Popcorn Lane and 100 and 102 Difficult Lane in Aspen consists of a main house, guest house and caretaker’s house, built in 2013 along the Roaring Fork River. With property taxes set at more than $76,600 annually, the main house is priced at $72 million, while the other two are bundled at $33 million.

The property sits on “the highest” end of the price range for Aspen real estate, said Mandy Welgos, broker associate at real estate agency Aspen Snowmass Sotheby’s International Realty.

The Aspen property consists of a main house, guest house and caretaker’s house along the Roaring Fork River. (Photo courtesy of Evan Gaynor and Petr Wiese/Mountain Home Photo)
The property was first listed at the end of August, and Welgos’ agency has engaged with in..

Two other national companies renewed leases in the 5 million square foot development.

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Updated plans for a slimmed-down venue next to Fiserv Forum eliminate previously proposed VIP suites and shift the venue away from fronting on North Vel R. Phillips Avenue.

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The company's acquisition addresses a dire need in the U.S. — treatment of opioid addiction — and adds 80 employees. The now combined companies also can benefit from each other's expertise and software capabilities.