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Cheesman Park Market Report - Denver Colorado Real Estate

The median sales price for homes in Cheeseman Park, Denver for Apr 10 to Jun 10 was $185,500 based on 38 sales. Compared to the same period one year ago, the median sales price decreased 3.6%, or $7,000, and the number of sales increased 15.2%. Average price per square foot for Cheeseman Park was $206, an increase of 6.7% compared to the

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Virginia Village Market Report - Denver Colorado Real Estate

Virginia Village Market Report - Denver Colorado Real Estate

The median sales price for homes in Virginia Village, Denver for Apr 10 to Jun 10 was $230,000 based on 63 sales. Compared to the same period one year ago, the median sales price increased 24.3%, or $45,000, and the number of sales increased 0%. Average price per square foot for

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We gave away an iPad!

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To celebrate the launch of our new website, LIVE Urban Real Estate gave away a shiny new iPad to one lucky winner! During the month of June, and during the Highland Street Fair, hundreds of people registered to win. We drew a name at random, and the winner is Adrian Weatherby of Denver. Congrats Adrian. Enjoy your new [...]

Diary Of My Kitchen Remodel: The Last Great Frontier

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How did I get here? It seems I've wanted a new kitchen forever. I bought my classic arts and crafts bungalow nearly 15 years ago in NW Denver's Harkness Heights neighborhood (part of the larger Berkeley neighborhood). It's truly my dream home. I used to live around the corner, and would walk by all the time and quietly say to myself "Someday [...]

Is now a good time to remodel my kitchen?

With the real estate market as it is, is now a good time to remodel my kitchen? According to Consumer Reports, right now is an excellent time to redo your kitchen and is the most popular remodel happening these days. With money tight, it might come as a surprise, but as you dig deeper, it makes [...]

Should I get a sewer scope when buying a house in Denver?

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I'm buying a house in Denver, should I get a sewer scope done as part of my inspection? The answer to this very good question is yes. Why might you ask? Because to replace a sewer is going to run you between five and twenty thousand. Sewers are usually forgotten during inspection, but with this type of price tag, it is probably something you [...]

Denver Metro Home Sales Down a Bit, Prices Up a Bit

I've heard agents around the office lately commenting on the fact that showings on their listings have slowed down a bit since the Homebuyer Tax Credit expired, and I have seen some of this with the LIVE Local Team listings. We have a handful of properties in the $250-300,000 price range that are hanging out on the market a bit longer than [...]

What to do in Denver this weekend? The Biennial of Americas, hosted by Denver

What to do in Denver this weekend? How about the Biennial of Americas, starting today, July 9th. The 2010 Biennial of the Americas is an international event that celebrates the culture, ideas and people of the Western Hemisphere, hosted by the City of Denver.Throughout the month of July, Denver will welcome national and international [...]

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