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Coronavirus and the Denver Real Estate Market

Coronavirus and real estate

With all that's happening in Denver with the rapid spread of the coronavirus, many of our buyers and sellers have questions about how it's impacting our real estate market. In general, we're still seeing a lot of market activity. While there might be a fair bit of trepidation, there are still plenty of sellers proceeding with listing their [...]

The Impact of the Coronavirus on the Denver Real Estate Market - MARCH MARKET REPORT

Denver real estate market report - March 2020

The real estate market picked up early for Denver this year, on par for another frenzied spring selling season. This is reflected in the stats from February, which show a 56% drop in median days on market from January and just 1.4 months of active inventory for detached homes. The looming question now is, what impact will the Coronavirus and [...]

Denver's Best Brunch Spots are So Good You Won't Mind Losing an Hour of Sleep this Sunday!

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It's beginning to feel a lot like Spring along the front range, although surprise snow is never out of the question in Denver. One thing is certain however, longer days are upon us as the clock shifts ahead one hour this Sunday. Our digital devices will updateas we sleep and we'll just have to come to terms with the car dashboard being an [...]

What to Do in Denver This Weekend - Winter and Spring Events

Mid-winter bluegrass fest

The snow and cold can dampen the mood this time of year, but our list of Winter and Spring events across the front range will give you something to look forward to!

STAR BREWS BEER FESTIVAL

Feb 8 | $42 | Temple Nightclub Denver
The Temple Nightclub will be transformed into a galaxy far, far away on February 8th for all Denver Rebels, Imps,and [...]

Denver Digs Trees: Low-Cost Trees Available to Denver Residents

Denver Digs Trees

It's already time to think about Spring planting season - that is if you plan to receive a deeply discounted tree this Arbor day as part of the Denver Digs program. For over 35 years, the Park People have made it their mission to transform Denver neighborhoods, making them more green through the distribution of low-cost trees for Denver [...]

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