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Denver has a beautiful skyline, especially at night. Posed against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, Denver and the entire Front Range has one of the most picturesque downtown skylines in the world. If you love architecture you can find plenty of magnificent buildings in downtown Denver. Are you going to be going on vacation or taking a business trip to Denver, Colorado in the near future and you want to find ...
Are you thinking of planning a skiing trip in Colorado in the near future and want to find out some fun things to do on your trip? Whether you are an instate skier or someone who is going to be traveling from out of state you will love the great time you will have on your Colorado skiing trip. There are a lot of fun events that you can participate in and the slopes will ...
The Denver International Airport was built in 1995 after years of frustration and failed plans to open. Despite it's initial failures, the new DIA is one of the finest airports in the country, and one of the busiest. The new building is not only functional, some say it is a work of art. Built to emulate the Rocky Mountains located due West of Denver, the Denver International Airport is one of the most recognizable images associated ...
If you are familiar with the state of Colorado, then you probably know that its capitol is Denver. In Denver you will find a lot of different attractions and exhibits that you simply must visit if you are planning to take a trip. You will also find several historic buildings that you will want to take a tour of. One of these is the Colorado State Capitol building, which distinctly resembles the United States Capitol. ...
The Denver Art Museum is one of the more dramatic buildings in the Denver landscape. Appropriately housing some of Denver's best art, the Denver Art Museum is a must see for anyone visiting the Mile High City. Are you going to be taking a trip to Denver and want to find something fun and interesting to do while you are there? You should go and check out the Denver Art Museum. If you have ...
17174 E Prentice Drive, Centennial,CO, 80015 This Single Family Home in Aurora is centrally located between Quincy Reservoir and Cherry Creek State Park....
3124 Quari Street, Aurora, CO 80011 Welcome to 3124 Quari Street in Aurora. This Single Family Home is located near schools, parks, and the Rocky Mountain...
5466 S Picadilly Ct, Aurora, CO 80015 This bank-owned, two-story townhome features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a loft and an attached 2-car garage. This...
1885 S Quebec Way #E27, Denver, CO 80231 This bank-owned, two-story, end unit condo features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a loft and includes kitchen...
It is about time that the government starts reaching out to homeowners that are struggling to stay in their homes. Creating awareness around what help is out there and who is the best to turn to when it seems as though there is so much misinformation. DSNews published an article today on what steps the government is starting to take to keep people informed. The Making Home Affordable Program... [Read more...]
There is a lot of information floating around in the Denver area about the affordable housing programs for Denver real estate. Every situation is different but what is most important is that homeowners are clear on what decisions you should make when it come to your investment. The Housing Wire has published a great articleon the difference between HAMP (Home Affordable Modification Program)... [Read more...]
Inventory is down in the Denver real estate market. Home prices are on the rise in Denver. Denver home owners are starting to list their homes, but there is still hesitation in the market. Are we truly in a sellers market, should sellers really have 100% confidence in the market? Check out this article from Inman News, to sell or not to sell, that is the question. Many analysts believe that... [Read more...]
Last Saturday was my first shift as a health care volunteer with the Denver Dumb Friends League and I completely fell in love with it. As a health care volunteer I administer medications to the animals in the facility and of course give them some love in the process. Most of this 3 hour shift was spent with the cats and kittens on what happened to be the shelter’s most cat-focused day of the year,... [Read more...]
It is getting harder and harder to find qualified buyers in the Denver real estate market. Is doing away with subprime lending the best decision for the Denver market? The Housing Wire published a great article that raises some questions about how voters will ultimatly decide, should everyone have access to credit again? New data released today by FICO Inc. show that a whopping 25.5 percent of... [Read more...]
Now that the dust has settled after the tax credit in Denver, how will home prices be affected in the Denver real estate market? It seemed as though we could not get people into houses fast enough once the tax credit was released, now it is a ghost town when it comes to buyers. Have all the buyers been taken out of the market? Are we now in a sellers market? Let us know what you think. Check... [Read more...]
We did it! Travis Hightower, Abigail Hayes (Hightower in spirit), and Colonel Hightower set out Sunday morning at 4am to complete a much anticipated group of fourteeners. Mt. Democrat, Mt. Lincoln, Mt. Bross, and Mt. Cameron were on the docket for the day. We started out at Kite Lake at about 7:30 am and finished about 2pm. We had a great climb, Travis and his Dad suffered some minor cramping... [Read more...]
We posted a blog several weeks back about how the government owns 46% of the foreclosure inventory. Green River Capital, whom we have worked with for the past 3 years has reached another mile marker in their amazing effort to remain “Indispensable” to their clients. There efforts to provide services in all areas of the distressed market in proving to be a positive move for this company. ... [Read more...]
The Denver real estate market has been recovering well, yet there is a lingering question about whether or not there will be another dip in the market. The “shadow inventory” rumor has seemed to die down but the question still remains, with the unemployment rate at record highs, and the backlog of foreclosures still in question, what is in store for Denver real estate? This article... [Read more...]