There are an amazing number of state and city parks in the Denver area. Learn about other parks in Part 1 and Part 2 of our series. Red Rocks Park This is a Denver Mountain Park that is free of charge and is open daily from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. […]
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People relocating to Denver shouldn’t let naysayers discourage them. Large, private properties within driving distance of Denver are not hard to find. At least that’s the case when Colorado home buyers choose to settle in Franktown. Considered a census-designated place, it encompasses a 123.8-square miles and houses less than 500 people, but that doesn’t mean it’s
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With more than 40 state parks in Colorado and numerous city parks, there is much to explore on over 500 miles of trails and 4,000 campsites. Denver’s urban park system alone embraces close to 6,000 acres of “traditional” parks, natural areas, and parkways. Three New Parks Mayor Michael B. Hancock, along with city officials and
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Compared to other metro areas in the United States, the salary needed to afford a home in the Denver area is in the middle. A recent survey conducted by HSH.com revealed that it takes a salary of about $61,642 to afford a median-priced home in Denver. For professionals relocating to Colorado, that could be good
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Long before Forbes magazine spilled the golf balls about Cherry Hills Village, this charming community was attracting professional athletes from afar and with good reason. Conveniently located south of Denver, it’s home to three renowned golf courses that many amateur and pro duffers alike will surely recognize. Plus, high-end couture retailers, boutique shops, gourmet restaurants and cultural venues
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Denver is known for its active lifestyle. It’s easy to be active with so many scenic places within the metro area. There are more than 40 state parks in Colorado. There are more than 500 miles of trails and 4,000 campsites, plus city parks, and each is a little different. Here are some unique facts about
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The City of Lone Tree, Colorado draws residents searching for higher-end homes in a community where they can live, work and play. The history of Lone Tree is fairly new as officials it incorporated it only a couple of decades ago in 1995. People relocating to Colorado can find Lone Tree homes for sale that meet
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When you look at new construction homes in the Denver area, it’s easy to get blinded by the exquisite decorating and upgrades. But it’s just as easy to overlook a great Washington Park real estate deal just because of a seller’s old furnishings or outdated wallpaper. When it comes to house hunting in Washington Park, rely
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For first-time homebuyers in Denver, it likely feels like a stretch to buy a luxury home. But if you are relocating to Colorado, buying a luxury home isn’t much of a stretch compared to renting. According to a recent report by Trulia reported in a Forbes article, owning is still less expensive than renting in 100 of
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If you like modern architecture but also appreciate history, consider Denver’s Highlands neighborhood. Three distinct commercial districts make up the neighborhood: Highlands Square, Tennyson Street and Lower Highlands or LoHi. A pedestrian bridge connects the Highlands neighborhood to the downtown activity. I specialize in Highlands real estate and can help you locate the perfect modern loft,
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