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Blog :: 2014

Diary of my Berkeley addition: Foundation and framing

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It has been a crazy two months at my house and finally getting around to post some pictures and talk a bit about the process. It has been easier than I thought since all the construction has been in the backyard and hasn't impacted us inside too much. It has been loud, and we certainly miss our backyard, but am amazed by how easy it has been [...]

Live in the Pinnacle in this Stunning Luxury High-Rise Penthouse Unit

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Five-star-resort-living in this top-selling luxury high-rise. Light surrounds you in this open/airy penthouse unit.

The floor to ceiling windows show off the 10 foot ceilings and accentuate the top of the line custom finishes.

Stainless appliances, slab granite countertops, cherry cabinets and floors to name just a few.

Absolutely stunning views of the Park, Lake and Pike's Peak! [...]

How the proposed Zillow/Trulia merger might impact the real estate consumer

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Big news on the national real estate front. Real estate sites Zillow and Trulia have announced they plan to merge. And it could signal significant changes for the industry in the coming years. Our own John Skrabec, Founder and Broker/Owner of Live Urban Real Estate chimed in on the issue, in a article published today at [...]

Live in Park Hill in this Lovely Updated Ranch

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Lovely updated 50's ranch in northeast Park Hill, filled with natural light, new windows, kitchen has stainless appliances and granite countertops, updated bath with fantastic tile, original wood floors, two bedrooms on the main and one huge non-conforming bed in basement with great closet space, basement partially finished (non-conforming [...]

Live in Lincoln Park in this Super Chic Loft-Style Condo

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Super Chic, one bedroom, one bathroom, two level loft style condo in desirable Lincoln Park.

Massive amounts of volume fill the entire property with tons of natural light. Soaring ceilings make the property feel much larger than it is.

A short walk to the 10th and Osage Light Rail station, one garage space and another surface parking space [...]

Live in Berkeley in this Wonderfully Vintage and Charming Bungalow

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WONDERFULLY VINTAGE & CHARMING INTERIOR WITH A LOW MAINTENANCE EXTERIOR!

LARGE LOT HAS BEAUTIFUL XERISCAPE TO INVITE YOU INTO THE HOME AND THE QUIET, PEACEFUL BACK YARD IS ALREADY SET UP WITH A LARGE DECK AND GARDEN!

SUNLIGHT FLOWS INTO THE OPEN FLOOR PLAN. THE MASTER BEDROOM IS LARGE W/DOUBLE CLOSETS.KITCHEN IS UPDATED WITH NEW CABINETS, [...]

What to do with your extra fruit and veggies this year in Denver

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One of my biggest pet peeves is walking through Denver neighborhoods in the fall and seeing so much fruit from fruit trees lying on the ground, going to waste. With all the hungry people in Denver, it sure seems like such a waste of high quality, free food. I get it, picking fruit can be a pain and very messy. Luckily, there are a few great [...]

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