The small Denver suburb of Franktown, Colorado provides a large spectrum of real estate options. Choose from smaller, older homes to horse ranches to luxury homes with views. This quaint town lies due south of Parker, Colorado and due east of Castle Rock forming a 90 degree triangle. The short and easy access to both […]
Erie Colorado Evolves
by Paula King, Erie Real Estate Erie, Colorado is one of the fastest growing communities in the greater Denver/Boulder area. When the new elementary school opened last year, the enrollment was already over capacity. Now, another new elementary is slated to be built in the Canyon Creek subdivision and will open as soon as 2011. […]
The FUTURE of Condo Living – Coming Soon to Downtown Denver!
by John Ludwig, Downtown Denver In the movies I’m sure you’ve seen those scenes with people gaining access to secure areas by a fingerprint scan or perhaps a retinal scan? What if that was your primary way of gaining entry to your home? Cars are going keyless these days, so why not condos? A new […]
Lone Tree Sales Tax
by Larry Hotz, All Denver Real Estate Effective July 1, the local portion of sales tax in Lone Tree, Colorado increased from 1.5% to 1.8%. This increase was authorized in a May 6 election to provide funding for new recreational and cultural amenities. Home to the already financially lucrative Park Meadows Shopping Mall as well […]
Lobsterfest In Niwot, Colorado
by Paula King, Niwot Real Estate Expert It is that time of year again. Throughout Colorado, communities come together in the summer for concerts, parades, parties and festivals. Now, this may seem like an oddity. But, last Saturday, Niwot celebrated its annual Lobster Bash. Yes, it was old fashioned lobster clambake in cowboy country! This […]
Kentwood’s Gallery Magazine
By Larry Hotz, All Denver Real Estate Kentwood Company‘s Gallery Magazine has expanded both quality and distribution volume with its latest issue. The newest issue has 42 pages highlighting Denver’s finest offerings of luxury homes and real estate. And, over 100,000 magazines will now be mailed to homes in Denver’s highest income neighborhoods.
Downtown Denver Construction
by John Ludwig, Downtown Denver Real Estate Specialist Seems like there’s a lot of cranes and cone zones downtown, doesn’t it? It’s like the city is trying to put on its best outfit for the DNC gathering coming up in August…. But are we overbuilding? Depends on what you read. According to CB Richard Ellis […]
Ravenna Golf Community
by Dennis Martin, Littleton Real Estate Expert Southeast Denver has several luxury home communities on private Country Clubs. The southwest suburbs have very few high-end communities for the luxury home buyer. Now there is an alternative on my side of town. Let your cares fade away in the rear view mirror. Set your sights on […]
Lowry Vista Scandal
by Larry Hotz, All Denver Real Estate A proposed 80-acre park at Lowry in Denver was sold to a private development company for only $10 when the City expressed concerns about dangerous pollution at the former Air Force base landfill. Lowry Vista is located in the former Lowry Air Force Base which is now a […]
Downtown Condo Prices
By Larry Hotz, All Denver Real Estate “City Condo Prices: Sky’s The Limit”. That was the lead headline this morning in The Denver Post, Denver’s daily newspaper. Despite a softer market outside the downtown area, developers are raising prices on new condo projects downtown. Dee Chirafisi of Kentwood City Properties is sometimes called “the Mayor” […]