What is the plan for Union Station in Downtown Denver? They aren't tearing down the original building, are they? Fortunately, the answer is no, the original Union Station building is not coming down. But five years from now, the original building is all you will be able to [...]

1. Used appliances are hot.
Demo started last Monday, and one of the first things the crew removed was the old appliances. I had a stove, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a dishwasher which I needed to go away. Craigslist to the rescue. I took photos and posted ads on Sunday night, and within a hour, was receiving calls. One at 11:30pm! Oy. [...]

Now that the Denver Zoning Code has been changed, how do I figure out what my house is now zoned? While it seems complicated looking at these new codes and numbers, once you figure out what the codes mean, it is actually quite simple and much more informative than the old R-1,2,3 zoning [...]

Noted in the Denver Post this past July 26, 2010, an article was published by Margaret Jackson which I'm sure many of us, including myself, will find very interesting!

Shea Properties is renegotiating its contract with the University of Colorado for its former hospital campus along Colorado Blvd. The new contract is expected to give Shea [...]

The last two weeks have been busy, as we get ready for the demolition of the existing kitchen. All of a sudden, the project is upon us! Yikes.

We've been working on the plans for our new kitchen since January. At our initial meeting with architect Rob Fisher, we started creating a vision for the new space. The current kitchen sits in the back [...]

Do these really low interest rates I keep hearing about really save that much money on a home loan? I have gotten this question a bunch lately, people wondering if all they are hearing lately about interest rates is really worth paying attention to or just another media story blown out of proportion. The answer is absolutely and completely [...]