A Tale of Two Avenues
Colfax is a tale of two avenues—east and west, that begins with the establishment of the city of Denver in 1850. The United States was still reeling from the Civil War. For many,...
The Future Will Be Paved in Solar Panels
Fifty-eight years ago this month Dwight Eisenhower signed the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956. The act would create 46,000 miles of paved highways from an allotted cost of $26...
Fort Collins – A Safe, Top College Town, but will it Remain Affordable?
Appearing recently in several media outlets, the Fort Collins area shined as a great place to live. It is rated in a Gallup Poll as a place where resident’s well-being is...
New Fox and 41st Fastracks Station is Under Construction and Moving Forward
We like to celebrate every new milestone in our Denver Urban Expanding light rail network, and the new Station Stop for the Fox and 41st FasTracks station along the Gold Commuter...
What to do in July in Denver 2014
Denver is a mecca for fun July activities, so we hope you enjoy some wonderful moments with family and friends this upcoming month. Happy 4th of July! Click here to learn about...
June Market Happenings in Denver
The Denver Single Family Housing Affordability Index is a great tool to understand our housing market from a historical perspective. This index combines the regional household...
Soak Up Colorado’s Rays to Reduce Summer Energy Costs
As the Colorado summer season gets into full swing this month, Denver metro area residents are greeted with an abundance of daylight and rising temperatures. For many Denver area...
Best Denver Neighborhood for Investment
Denver is growing so fast, and some neighborhoods seem like they are about to experience a huge boom with the addition of light rail transit stations or through the wave of...
Tornado Warning in Colorado!
In the past few weeks we’ve experienced a number of tornado warnings. But Colorado isn’t an especially tornado-prone state. According to a city-data report, the total amount of...