Photo: Downtown Denver Home It’s no surprise that obtaining homeowners' insurance is a requirement of mortgage lenders when going through the home buying process. What may be surprising is the amount...

While high real estate prices and the current shortage of homes for sale can create the impression that Denver homes pretty much sell themselves, it is important to note that having a knowledgeable...

Summer at Arapahoe Basin | July 2 | Dillon Summer at A-Basin is off the beaten path and at a higher elevation than anywhere else in the area. When people think of an authentic Rocky Mountain...

View from the balcony of 1700 Bassett Street, #908 Riverfront Park is a vibrant, bustling, urban community with a population of over 2,500 residents, and is connected to the downtown area by an...

Back in 1990, I was a first-time home buyer and scared to death. I had a good job, but the thought of paying $86,000 for a 2 bedroom ranch in southeast Denver filled me with the utmost trepidation....

(The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many of Denver's popular events this summer. Most large gatherings have been cancelled or postponed until the fall. However, there are still plenty of activities...

(While the COVID-19 pandemic has altered operations in many of Denver coffee shops, you can still enjoy a fresh brew. Some of the shops have modified operating hours, and may be offering curb-side...

Discover the many things to do in Denver this June. From exploring the Botanic Gardens to farmers' markets to art exhibits, you'll find an activity to keep you entertained. Just be sure to do your...

It’s been 22 years since the first residents moved into the Lowry area in Denver. As one of the “newer neighborhoods” in Denver, this former Air Force base has witnessed a complete transformation...

Are you looking for the buzz or the ‘burbs? It’s the age old question – to live in the city or the suburbs? Energy vs. calm? Urban vs. open? Quirky coffee shops and boutiques vs. strip malls? For the...