Real estate in the Denver area is booming, which means some homes are selling within a matter days or even within hours of being listed. This includes homes for sale in Hilltop. Experts are calling homes than sell within 24 hours “flash sales.” From contemporary ranches and Tudor-style homes to Santa Fe Style villas, buyers […]
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Situated between the two largest cities in Colorado — Denver and Colorado Springs — Castle Rock offers small town living in a convenient location. With the promise of gold and of available land through the Homestead Act of 1864, settlers began coming to the area, the town’s website explains. The discovery of rhyolite stone in the area
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If you live in the Denver area or you are considering a move to Denver, Westminster, CO may be a great choice for you. Westminster is situated off I-36 and I-25 and stretches across many miles. The Denver International Airport is close enough to make travel easy, but not so close that air noise is
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Located 20 miles north of Denver and 20 minutes from the Denver International Airport, Brighton is home to approximately 34,000 people. Its cost of living remains among the lowest in the metro area, the city’s website reports, and it boasts a home ownership rate of 73.3 percent. Brighton was formed in 1881 and named for the birthplace
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Each year, Money Magazine scours the countryside to find the best small towns in the nation. What are they looking for? According to Money, these are towns that are “thriving economically” and have “all you could want in a place to raise a family: plenty of green space, good schools, and a strong sense of community.”
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According to the tourism organization, Visit Aurora, Aurora, Colorado was originally known as Fletcher, but renamed for the Roman Goddess of the Dawn in 1907. With more than 300 days of sunshine each year, Aurora lives up to its name. Aurora is located within three counties: Adams, Arapahoe, and Douglas. There are four public school districts
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The site of the first gold strike in Colorado, in 1850, Arvada is now home to about 108,530 people. However, it still manages to retain its small town feel. A thriving business community and residential areas share the tree-lined streets of this pleasant community that offers convenient transportation routes to Denver and the Denver International
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If you are relocating to Colorado for a new job or simply to take advantage of all that the Denver metropolitan area has to offer, consider these practical considerations as you start your search for the perfect community. 3 Important Considerations for a Successful Relocation Lifestyle: The first step to a successful relocation is to consider how
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Well known for its average of 300 sunny days per year, its vast array of outdoor activities and its healthy and fitness minded population, Denver is popular location for business. According to the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, ” In the last three decades, the region diversified its oil and gas-dependent economy, spearheaded construction of the nation’s
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