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With PrideFest just around the corner, June 15 and 16 at Civic Center Park in Denver, it’s time to pull pride season party ideas out of the closet.
And like any plan, a great party comes together best with foresight.
Spring has sprung, and one way to rejuvenate your home is to follow a few simple and inexpensive tips from local feng shui experts.
Buying a home may be the largest investment decision you’ll ever make – It’s crucial to hire a realtor that will represent YOU as a buyer broker, has a track record of excellence and is an experienced agent with excellent negotiation skills. The problem is, there is no standard, objective rating system for hiring a realtor, so doing so will be a matter of background investigation and judgment.
Some of things a homeowner needs in order to answer this question are very simple and available to the average consumer with some Internet research and looking at your current financial paperwork.
Stagnant real estate values in recent months in many areas across the country have homeowners everywhere continuing to feel anxious about homeownership, some are in a position in which they want or need to sell, while others may be in danger of losing their homes. Listen, it’s quite possible the real estate market has hit [...]
By Christine McManus 2900 Aurora Ave., Boulder What: First Out Front Colorado office Near the southern gateway into Boulder, it was here that Managing Editor Phil Price, a recent journalism graduate of the University of Colorado, and his staff put together the first monthly issue of Out Front Colorado (then Out Front). Price, who said [...]
Leading growth in outlying Denver neighborhoods is – of little surprise – Stapleton, which according to the 2010 U.S. Census added 143 same-sex households to the 3,700 residences built 2002-2010 on the former airport grounds, located conveniently close to Downtown.
For visitors from out of town and those who simply do not drive – not to mention partygoers who want to drink without worrying about where the car is parked – there are ways to get around the city without driving.
Highland – a trendy area that includes Lower Highland (LoHi) and West Highland (WeHi) – has become one of Denver s hot spots in recent years. The once-blighted area, which maintains its small neighborhood charm, has sprung forth with new life thanks to a surge of new development. And better yet, the area is super [...]
By Noelle Leavitt A new sustainable home is about to give green a new meaning in the Highlands. Urban Green Development – which fully supports the LGBT community – is finalizing all the touches on a LEED platinum single-family home called the green cube. The house actually looks like a green rubik’s cube, located at [...]