You’ve heard from us that downtown Denver is showing signs of a buyer’s market. To be sure, and to understand exactly what is happening, we need to track two things; …
21 Things you should know before buying or selling a condo
On July 27th we launched a 12 week campaign consisting of some of the most important, and often times unanswered, questions condo buyers should have answers to before making a …
What’s going on in downtown Denver? Is it a good time to find some “deals”?
It’s been a tough summer on the downtown condo market, but how long will this be the case? For the past 4 weeks we have been tracking inventory and condos …
Neighborhood of the Week: Sloans Lake
In the mid 1800’s, Sloans Lake was not a lake at all, it was actually the location of the main road from Golden to Denver! A local farmer who owned …
Celebrating 1 year, Denver High-Rise Living is being recognized
As Denver High-Rise Living celebrates their first year in business, they do so with recognition and support of their community. Earlier this year, Denver Metro Realtors named them as an …
10 Fun Facts about Denver
1. DENVER IS NEAR THE MOUNTAINS, NOT IN THEM. There are 200 named peaks visible from Denver, including 32 that soar to 13,000 feet (4,000 meters) and above. The mountain …
Neighborhood of the Week: Theater District
Denver’s Theater District has more history than many of us might be aware of. It’s an area of town that is usually filled with high spirits and great energy. The …
Construction begins on 92-unit income-restricted condo building in Lincoln Park
A five-story condo building in Lincoln Park that will be restricted to those earning up to 80 percent of the area median income has broken ground. A groundbreaking ceremony was …
Neighborhood of the Week: RiNo (River North Art District)
If you love art then you’ll LOVE RiNo. Originally home to industrial companies, until the 80’s and 90’s, RiNo became a sought after neighborhood to artists as those warehouses became …
Neighborhood of the Week: Union Station
In 1881 four different railroad stations existed in Denver. The problem is that passengers had to transfer to other stations to continue their travel, so the four stations came together …