I've been sitting on the porch looking at the rain and my green spring grass, looking atseed catalogs, and dreaming about how great my garden will look in May and how brown it will be by August. I'll admit to working to conserve water in my daily life (low flush toilets, no running water while I brush my teeth) but when it comes to the [...]

I've been posting about the Launch of Denver B Cycle on Facebook. If you don't know about it you should! It's a GREAT new way to see Denver, or to get around the city. You go to any of the 50 or so stations in the city, and check out a bike...then return it at the station where you got it or check it in at your destination. Say you're in [...]

I read today that Denver was just named a top 20 city of the future by Sunset magazine. The article states that the 2010's shall be the Decade of Experimentationand the West will be its laboratory. We can definitely see evidence of this in our aggresive light rail program, bike sharing and plethora of "green" building. It is great to see [...]

Can you believe it is already Tax Day? While there really isn't much correlation between Tax Day and the deadline for the First Time Tax Buyer Credit, now that we are half way through April, I have been getting asked a lot if there is still time to qualify for the tax credit? The answer is [...]

How can I live a more green lifestyle? We hear that a lot as Realtors and dealing with houses on a daily basis, the obvious answerthat pop to ourbrainsare items like solar, energy efficient appliances, new insulation, etc. The aspect we often forget about though is perhaps the most important to our survival, water. [...]

Starting in April of 2010, the EPA will be enforcing a new set of regulations that apply to renovations on pre-1978 homes. Anyone that's purchased an older home has signed a lead-paint disclosure form (which basically states that you're aware of the potential presence), but few think much about it beyond closing on the property. Each year in [...]