Archive for August 2015

Douglas County Libraries Brew Tour Returns! The Great Douglas County Brew Tour is back by popular demand for its second year with an added brewery and more events.  The brew tour doesn’t start until September 1st, but until then you can help name the library brews! Six of the library’s brewery partners are crafting delicious…

Welcome to the August edition of the 2015 Denver Real Estate Market Newsletter. WILL THE REAL ESTATE MARKET SHIFT? YES, YES, YES!  The real estate market is constantly in a state of flux, changing and shifting!  There are both seasonal shifts throughout the year as well as frequent changes to long term trends. Regardless of…

August 15 7 PM- 9 PM Each year, the City of Lone Tree hosts free outdoor movie nights with food and fun at Prairie Sky Park, adjacent to the Lone Tree Recreation Center located at 9381 Crossington Way, Lone Tree, CO 80124. A wonderful location with an uninterrupted view of the Denver skyline. The event…

The final Douglas County chemical roundup of 2015, sponsored by Tri-County Health, is slated for Sept. 12 in Castle Rock. Is your garage turning into a storage area for unwanted paint containers, old automotive fluids, tires, used batteries or burned-out light bulbs? If you answered yes to any of those items, then mark your calendar.…

TASTE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY The 13th Annual Taste of Douglas County will be held on Thursday, August 20, 2015 at the Douglas County Events Center from 5-8PM. “Thirteen years ago I realized that Douglas County had a fine selection of restaurants and decided to put on an event that would highlight many of those places…

My client made the winning bid for this beautiful end-unit townhome in Ridgegate and was able to buy it at below the appraised price. This spacious townhome with upgraded finishes and a 3-car garage is walking distance to many Ridgegate amenities. Congratulations!

Denver is America’s best place for business and careers out of 200 cities, and Fort Collins is No. 10, Forbes magazine declares in its latest annual ranking. “The Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metro area, home to 2.8 million people, is attractive for its diverse economy, highly educated labor force and outdoor recreational opportunities,” report author Kurt Badenhausen writes.…