Meadowood · Dallas, TX · Strawberry Park · Beaver Creek, CO · Las Ventanas · Cabo San Lucas, MX
Showing2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
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Meadowood — water leak (Dec 2025 – Mar 2026 · ~$9,450 excess)
Dallas Water spiked from ~$200/mo to $827 (Dec) → $3,867 (Feb 26) → $5,990 (Mar 26). April 2026 normalized at $187. The cause is actively being investigated.
Primary Residence
Meadowood
Dallas, TX · 4650 Meadowood Rd
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2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
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Vacation Property
Strawberry Park
Beaver Creek, CO · 801 Strawberry Park Rd
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2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
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Resort Villa
Las Ventanas
Cabo San Lucas, MX · PH 5501
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2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
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Routine & recurring monthly spend
Cost by property — trailing 13 months
Apr 2025 – Apr 2026 · Stacked by property · All recurring expenses. Large one-time outliers excluded.
4650 Meadowood Rd · Dallas TX 75220 · Cirro Energy · Atmos Gas · Dallas Water · Richardson Landscape
Showing2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
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Water leak — Dec 2025 through Mar 2026 (~$9,450 excess)
Normal ~$200/mo. Dec $827 · Feb 26 $3,867 · Mar 26 $5,990. April 2026 normalized at $187. The cause is actively being investigated.
Cost summary2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
Monthly spend
Utilities by type
Apr 2025 – Apr 2026 · Trailing 13 months · Electricity · Gas · Water
Budget ~$4,000–$5,000 based on 2025 actuals. 2026 T&M rates increased. Invoice expected December 2026.
2026 est. total: $25,800 + ~$4,500 extras = ~$30,300
Contract comparison
2025 vs 2026 by category
Capital & repairs
Outlier expenses · Strawberry Park
One-off spend $2,500+ · selected period
Resort Villa · Cabo San Lucas, MX
Las Ventanas
Penthouse 5501 · Las Ventanas al Paraíso · Km 19.5, Carretera Transpeninsular · Rosewood HOA · CFE · Rosewood gas
Showing2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
Cost summary2026 YTD · Jan – Apr
Electricity & Gas — combined
Monthly spend with days occupied
Apr 2025 – Apr 2026 · Trailing 13 months · CFE electricity (est.) + Rosewood gas · hover or tap a bar to see days occupied
Electricity (CFE est.)Gas (Rosewood)
Cabo San Lucas — climate context
Avg temperature & humidity · Apr 2025 – Apr 2026
Actual recorded monthly averages · Source: Visual Crossing weather data
Electricity consumption at Las Ventanas stays elevated year-round ($1,060–$2,220/mo) because even Cabo's cooler winter months average 71–74°F — A/C runs continuously rather than seasonally. The summer humidity spike (63–77%, May–Sep) compounds cooling demand, pushing bills higher. This explains why electricity cost tracks temperature and humidity more than it tracks days occupied. Gas, by contrast, is entirely occupancy-driven — it goes to zero in unoccupied months regardless of outdoor conditions.