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There’s been a lot of talk about urban real estate lately and whether people are moving out of city centers around the country to flock to the suburbs. For some people, this is definitely true. Some homebuyers believe the “work at home” trend is here to stay and they want the type of space only […]
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The median value of homes in the metro area is about $465,000 and we’re seeing quite a few price reductions in the market. We thought it would be interesting to take a look at what you can buy when you look at homes reduced in price to near the median. Jefferson County: This home went on
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Curbed just released a list of the Top 10 Cities to move to right now that aren’t on the coasts – and Denver comes in at Number 5. Also on the list are Arlington, VA (No. 1), Boise (No. 2), Provo, UT (No. 8). Curbed writes: “Denver can seem effortlessly cool compared to
As one of the oldest neighborhoods in Denver, Colorado, Five Points was at one time known as the “Harlem of the West”. Rich in culture, residents of the neighborhood take pride in where they live. Activities are plentiful, and with so many wonderful things to do, you are sure to need some time to relax!
Great Neighborhoods in Metro Denver – Coffee Shops in Five Points Read More »
Homes for sale in the Cheesman Park Neighborhood are in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the Denver, Colorado area. With beautiful, sprawling brick homes, a quick walk around the area makes it easy to see why it is so desirable to both residents and visitors alike. The neighborhood has a friendly, hometown feel,
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Looking at homes for sale in Washington Park? If you are new to the area, you’ll hear the locals refer to the neighborhood as “Wash Park”. A gem in its own right, it has a cozy neighborhood feel, yet it is close enough the downtown area to enjoy the shops, restaurants, and festivities that the
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Stapleton has really taken off. The 7.5-square-mile area that once made up the Denver Metro area’s main airport has been completely transformed into one of the most successful planned communities in Colorado. Long before Denver International Airport (DIA) was the travel hub for the Front Range, planes were taking off and landing on the runways
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Cherry Creek’s condo market is the hidden jewel in Denver’s housing market. Condos for sale in Cherry Creek are in an upscale tree-lined community that provides residents with a variety of choices – from high-rise living to lofts to mid-rise new builds, each within minutes of great shopping, restaurants, and numerous outdoor activities. So if you may be
The Cherry Creek Condo Market is HOT! Read More »
Homes for sale in Curtis Park are in a booming and historic neighborhood that sits on the edge of LoDo. This area has become increasingly popular in recent years. Lofts, condos, and renovated classic homes have been making Curtis Park one of the new “it” places to live in Denver – even though it’s really the one of the oldest residential parts
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They say there are about 80 million millennials – people born between 1980 and 1995 – so it’s probably unwise to paint them all with a broad brush. It seems clear, though, that many millennials love the Colorado lifestyle. A major moving company recently reported that Denver is the third most popular place for millennials to move. Just two American cities
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