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What's the deal with the Beauvallon condos in Downtown Denver?

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What's the deal with the Beauvallon condos in DowntownDenver? It is a question I get alot. In fact, of all the great buildingsin Downtown Denver for sale, I get more inquiries and questions about theBeauvallon than all the other condo buildings Downtown combined.

Why you may ask?First, I believe it has a lot to do with striking appearance of [...]

Thinking of selling your home in Denver? Don't play the waiting game.

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According to conventional wisdom when selling real estate, once you pass the Autumnal Equinox, there's no sense in putting your house on the market. And if you're a buyer, there's no sense in looking for a house during the fall either. It's widely believed that all the ˜good stuff' will come on the market in the [...]

Rediscover Tennyson St celebration this Saturday. Pumpkin patch, creative booths, live music, art & more!

Rediscover Tennyson Street this Saturday, October 15thfrom 10 am to 5 pm between 38th and 45th onTennyson. You have driven by and seenall the construction on Tennyson Street all summer. Now come celebrate with the street as theconstruction winds down and discover all the amazing changes the street now hasto offer.

Rediscover Tennyson will feature live music at [...]

Preparing your Denver lawn for winter.

What should I do to prepare my Denver lawn for winter? As you are raking leaves, and with fall setting in, it sure is easy and tempting to forget about your Denver lawn until next spring. After a summer of watering and mowing, most people won't miss these weekly tasks. But is it best to just leave your lawn be for the winter, or can you take steps now to help it through the cold months and to thrive once spring rolls [...]

Rake, Reuse & Recycle: Denver LeafDrop 2011

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LeafDrop is a leaf collection and composting program designed to keep leaves out of the landfill and off our streets. Each fall Denver Recycles offers Denver residents an alternative to disposing of their leaves by providing free drop sites throughout the city typically during the first three weekends in November. All leaves collected at the [...]

Should I have a survey done when buying a Denver home?

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Should I have a survey done when buying my Denver home? It is an excellent question and one that isoften overlooked when buying a Denver home.The standard answer is no. Iwould estimate that 90% of all buyers do not get a survey done when buying ahome here in Denver. But is that thebest way to go?

To answer the question thoroughly, I turned to JonathanGoodman, Real Estate Attorney with Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and [...]

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