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Denver real estate is in recovery. We’re the baby sapling, taking root and growing strong.

The thing is, we never totally crashed and burned like other cities did. Prices went down for sure and according to yesterday’s S & P - Case Shiller Report, we’ve seen depreciation of 4.9% since this time last year. Compare that with Read More...

Dee

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Lance

DENVER REAL ESTATE– Denver’s historic Charpiot Building at Larimer and 31st Street was downtown’s first apartment building circa 1884.  Today, the building has been professionally restored to include two very modern lofts to one side of the historic structure.  One of these modern dwelling is located at 1240 31st Street and is available today for $569,000.  Beautifully open and light, the fortunate buyers will enjoy dramatic architecture, a three-level design with dramatic 20-foot entry, Read More...

Lance

DENVER REAL ESTATE – Allison Smookler and Greg Yoshida, leading real estate professionals who comprise Team Smookler with Kentwood City Properties in downtown Denver, recently hosted a fundraising event to help save the art program at Edison Elementary School in the Denver Public School District.  The MAD (Music, Art and Design) Festival for Edison was held May 24th at the Oriental Theater in Denver’s historic Highlands neighborhood.  More than Read More...

Harris Team

DENVER REAL ESTATE - When looking for a new home, families should consider the school district in which they are looking to purchase. The Denver Metro area has many districts to choose from. While Denver Public Schools is open enrollment, homes within a strong district typically retain and increase their value as more and more families desire to live within the district. By owning a home within a desirable school district, families are relieved of the headache of hoping their child is accepted Read More...

Andrew Gonzales

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