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What To Do With All Those Palisade Peaches - 5 Summer Recipes

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Food. Who doesn't discuss dinner plans or their latest meal prep with work colleagues, family, and friends? At our office, we take food seriously.

Palisade peaches are a Colorado delicacy and can add so much flavor to our favorite dishes. When it is peach season, you bet our Corcoran Perry & Co. team has a favorite recipe they look forward to

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Summer Wrap Up - Denver Style 

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Summer means BBQfestivities, pool days, sweet treats, and adventures. Wrapping it up should bear no exception. Trade in your hosting duties for a fun holiday weekend this Labor Day at one of these iconic end-of-summer events! There are so many great local options,no matter your interest, you'll be able to pack your weekend full of fun

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Breaking it Down - What is an HOA?

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When you see home listings nowadays, you may notice a line item for Homeowners Association (HOA) fees in the description. When seeing that line item, it can be tough for some to justify that additional monthly or annual fee without knowing specifics. Here's our breakdown of Homeowners Associations so you know exactly where your dollar

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Inventory in NoCo Continues to Climb: August 2022 Northern Colorado Market Report

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Inventory Increases:

As inventory continues to climb throughout Northern Colorado, some jurisdictions saw as much as a 60+% increase in volume over this time period last year. While the data shows many single family homes hit the market these past couple of months, it seems townhomes & condos aren't seeing as much of an increase. In fact, in

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Make the Most of Back to School- Real Estate Market Edition

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We are officially in back-to-school mode! In the greater Denver area, we tend to experience a shift from early August through Labor Day, with prices retracting and less inventory added daily. As headlines continue to read negatively, let's discuss why you should remain positive in this

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