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Looking for a new GREEN lawnmower in Denver?

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Two-stroke gasoline-powered yard equipment such as lawn mowers emit nearly 10% of the Denver area's ground-level ozone pollution. At ground level, ozone is a health hazard for all of us, especially the young and elderly. Those who are active and exercising outdoors may experience breathing difficulties and eye irritation. Prolonged exposure [...]

New Speakeasy in LoHi!

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Some of you may have noticed that there is a permit in the window of what once was an apartment building and retail storefront at 32nd and Tejon. Business partners Todd Colehour and Sean Kenyon will be "mixing up" a new concept for the space that will continue to bring new life to LoHi - a speakeasy reminiscent of prohibition-era [...]

What is the difference between contemporary and modern architecture in Denver?

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What is the difference between a "modern" Denver home and a "contemporary" Denver home? It is a question that comes up and one that I ask buyers whenever they tell me they are looking for a modern or contemporary Denver home. There is a lot of confusion between the real meanings of these terms and it can certainly be confusing when looking [...]

How can I avoid a foreclosure on my Denver home?

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Help, how can I avoid going into foreclosure on my Denver home? It is an unfortunate call that we get a lot at our office. Homeowners who can no longer afford their monthly house payments and foreclosure seems like the inevitable. Luckily, over the past few years, there have been a number of options introduced by the government to not only [...]

Can you collect rainwater and reuse graywater in Denver?

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Are you allowed to collect rainwater in Denver? How about reusing graywater in Denver? As we move into spring and the rains start coming, it sure gets tempting to divert some of that water coming from the gutters into a garden. Or better yet, collect rainwater to use for watering down the road. It sure seems like a green concept and a way [...]

Looking for a great deal on a Denver Foreclosure? Then a Fannie Mae foreclosure is the way to go.

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Are you looking for a great deal on a Denver foreclosure? We get calls all the time from people wanting a steal on a Denver Foreclosure only to find that they can't get financing on it because it is in such bad shape or they have no chance at it because there are already 15 investor offers on it driving the price up. Now, buyers for Denver [...]

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