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2020 Colorado Ski Resort Guide: Opening Days and COVID Safety Guidelines for the 2020-2021 Ski Season

Colorado Ski Opening Dates and Covid Guidelines

The cool fall air is blowing in, the days are getting shorter, and the trees have begun changing color. This means many Colorado residents are starting to think about ski season and what that might look like during the pandemic. Colorado ski resorts have been busy solving social distancing logistics so they can open on time with safety [...]

Should You Buy That Fixer Upper?

Fixer-upper: an affordable home in need ofrenovations

So, you're contemplating the pros and cons ofpurchasing a fixer-upper versus a more pricey home that'sready-to-go without any renovations. You have probably heard thatrenovations are a lot of work, but how do you know if it'sworth the reward? To make sure you're not biting off morethan you [...]

Helpful Tips When Moving With Pets

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Your pets are part of the family and you want themto be happy at all times! However, you have a big move coming upand you know this will cause them stress and discomfort. Whetheryou are moving to a new house or relocating to a new city, petsfeel all the anxiety that comes with this huge change. If only wecould tell them what was going on! [...]

What to do in Denver this Fall - Virtual and Socially Distanced Denver Events

Red Rocks Drive-in

Events in 2020 don't look quite the same as they did pre-pandemic, but that doesn't mean you have to completely miss out this year. Event hosts and venues are getting crafty about how to continue their events despite the pandemic and in accordance with all social distancing guidelines. Denver has several in-person events as well as virtual [...]

Denver Buyers Hungry for Housing Inventory - September 2020 Market Report

Denver Real Estate Market Report - September 2020

The Denver real estate market continues to break records despite the ongoing pandemic, with a new high average sale price and the most home sales of any August on record. Both attached and detached homes continue to appreciate in Denver, a welcome sign for Denver homeowners and further evidence of the strength of the housing market. Attached [...]

5 Socially Distant and Uniquely Denver Activities

Denver's 5280 Trail

This summer may be more low-key than you're used to, but you can still have fun around Denver while practicing social distancing. We live in a beautiful city with plenty of fun, accessible, and nearly free activities that you can do while remaining away from the crowds. These five socially distant activities are totally unique to Denver and [...]

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