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Blog :: 01-2013

Another Beautiful Listing Under Contract in Less Than 24 Hours

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This Arvada home is a perfect example of today's real estate market in the Denver Metro area. It was updated with young, modern buyers in mind, the layout was opened up as much as possible, and the finishes are a great combination of forward-thinking design and utility, taking advantage of the lovely views, the big backyard backing to [...]

Highlands: Colorado's new craft beer hot spot?

One of the biggest draws of the Highlands, making it the hottest neighborhood in Denver and I would say the country, is the ability for homeowners to so easily walk or ride their bike down the block and meet friends and neighbors for a drink on a sunny afternoon. With the influx of new homeowners to the neighbor also comes an influx of new [...]

The Denver Real Estate market in 2013.

About this time every year I like to sit down and try to do my best to predict what the Real Estate market in Denver will do in 2013. Of course it is always a challenge and I can't predict with any degree of certainty, but as I start making predictions this year, I find myself much more confident in what will happen than years past. In 2012, [...]

Snowmaking begins for the return of Ruby Hill Rail Yard?? in Denver

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Returning for its seventh season, and just in time for the Broncos big game, volunteers for Denver Parks and Recreation and Winter Park Resort have begun snow making in anticipation of the January 2013 opening. Ruby Hill Rail Yard brings the excitement and energy of skiing and snowboarding to Denver with a free, ski and rider urban rail [...]

Free trees for all Denver Residents in 2013.

Even though it feels like the dead of winter, it is never too early to start thinking about your yard this summer. Once again, The Park People and Denver Forestry will be giving away free trees this spring to all Denver residents. I got one for my yard last year and the process couldn't have been easier. Applications are due by February 15th [...]

What the fiscal cliff compromise means to Denver Real Estate.

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How will the fiscal cliff resolution impact Denver Real Estate? It seems like all we heard about on the news for months was the Fiscal Cliff. Now that there seems to be a resolution, at least for the time being, I thought it would be helpful to take a look at what the compromise means for the Real Estate market in Denver in the coming [...]
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