Itwas announced this week that a major settlement was agreed upon with thenation's five largest loan servicers including Wells Fargo, Bank of America,Citi, JP Morgan Chase and Ally/GMAC. The settlement will provide as much as $25billion to help distressed homeowners and participating states and [...]
Spending less on utility bills doesn't mean you need to rush out and buy new Energy Star appliances. With light maintenance and good habits, you can improve the energy efficiency of your kitchen appliances, up to $120 annually, without sacrificing [...]
Join UrbiCulture Community farms for their first annual UrbiCulutureFarmraiser this Thursday, February 9th at 6:30pm at the Future homeof Fire on the Mountain located 3801 W 32nd Ave Denver CO. TheFarmraiser will be pure entertainment all evening long. Performances includeHawaiian and Modern Dance, Live Folk and Bluegrass Music, Poetry and [...]
DIY NETWORK'S HIT SHOW œRESCUE RENOVATION IS LOOKING FOR HOMEOWNERS WHO HAVE GOTTEN STUCK IN A RENOVATION PROJECT AND CAN'T CONTINUE!
DIY Network's hit show œRESCUE RENOVATION is now searching for do-it-yourself Denver area homeowners who have gotten in over their heads and have stalled in their home renovation project. Selected applicants [...]
Since the new year just started, and the snow finally begins to fall, I start reflecting on 2011 and beginning a new year. It's natural for all of us to look back, and try to use what we learn to help us move forward. Of course, because of my profession, I tend to focus on the housing [...]
There sure is a lot of work going on around Union Station inDowntown Denver, what is the plan for it? If you have driven by the arearecently, you certainly must have seen some gigantic piles of dirt, lots ofcranes in action and construction vehicles buzzing around everywhere. Bigchanges are in store and when it is done, Downtown Denver will [...]
URBAN DENVER MARKET SALES STATISTICS - Denver's Uptown Neighborhood
Colfax Avenue to East 20th Avenue
and Broadway to York Street
Denver's Uptown neighborhood began in the 1880s as prominent families moved east, 'up the hill' from Downtown. Early in its formation, the westerly portion was named Brown's Bluff for Brown Palace developer Henry [...]
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