By: HouseLogic Sign that paperwork. Write those checks. Get those keys!The closing. It all comes down to this. The grand finale. Once you have the keys, the house is yours. Nice work getting this far. You’re almost a homeowner. Let’s run through some questions you may have as you cross the finish line. What Does ‘Closing’ […]

The Washington Park neighborhood ─ affectionately known as Wash Park to natives and newcomers alike ─ is one of Denver’s loveliest communities. It’s a wonderful blend of historic and contemporary architectural styles, with the splendor of one of the city’s premier parks at its heart. Wash Park is actually two neighborhoods ─ West and East. […]

As published in DMAR Market Trends, January 2025 Many experienced agents have more sellers than buyers lined up this year, raising the question: Could this be the strongest spring buyer’s market we’ve seen in the past five years? Buyer activity feels reminiscent of two years ago, with properties coming to market and moving into pending […]

By: Lisa Kaplan Gordon Yep, quartz countertops are a kitchen trend that’s here to stay. Your kitchen is the one place where you want to be really careful about trendy choices. The last thing you want is a kitchen that looks dated in just a few years simply because you followed a kitchen trend. Here are eight trends […]

Denver’s Park Hill is one of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods, having begun as a 32-acre development more than 120 years ago. Today, the community is home to nearly 20,000 people and is noted for its charm, incredible diversity and way of life that brings people together. As a whole, Park Hill is bounded by Martin Luther […]

As published in DMAR Market Trends, October 2024 As Thanksgiving and Christmas approach, buyer traffic and activity typically decline. This seasonal slowdown often leads buyers to perceive listings that stay on the market over the holiday season as highly motivated sellers, leading them to expect better deals. Sellers planning a holiday listing should capture listing […]

By: Leanne Potts Save your cash for more important things, like, you know, your mortgage. You can’t swing a tool belt without hitting a website or TV network offering tips on taking care of your digs. Save money by watering your lawn at night! No, water it in the morning! No, dig it up and replace […]

Sitting on a bluff just to the northwest of downtown Denver sits Jefferson Park, a bourgeoning urban neighborhood named for the beautiful 6.7-acre public park that lies at its heart. Just west of I-25 and bounded by Speer Boulevard and Colfax Avenue to the north and south, and Federal Boulevard and the Platte River to […]

As published in DMAR Market Trends, October 2023 Sellers planning to list their homes in the winter may want to prepare before the snow arrives. Obtaining pre-inspections of the roof, air conditioning and sprinkler systems will allow time for necessary repairs and provide peace of mind to future buyers who won’t be able to conduct […]

By Lynn Ettinger Not feeling like a big spender these days? Check out the rewards of small home improvements. How can myths sound so right yet still be wrong? Take the one that says homeowners need to do a big remodeling project (think HGTV gut rehab) to get a worthwhile return on investment or happiness. Not […]