“I did it 20 years ago and it worked,” said the homebuilder.
This Parker home listed for $2.4M comes with a new car
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Developer Confluence gets approval for dorm-like project near Red Rocks
“We will attract the digital nomads who want to live in Golden … take advantage of the outdoor amenities, and be close to I-70 to head up to the mountains easily,” CEO Tim Walsh said.
Retail landlords weigh what they can offer tenants as April 1 rent due date approaches
“A lot of what landlords are doing is really dictated by their lender,” said John Livaditis, who owns shopping centers and regularly represents other retail landlords.
Plans call for apartment complex to replace 97-year-old South Broadway furniture store
EMW Carpets and Furniture co-owner JC Helmstaedter owns the entire block, according to property records.
Following a busy weekend, agents nix open houses
During what is typically the start of the busy season, firms push one-on-one tours and virtual showings.
Stapleton builder offers homes inspired by San Francisco’s Painted Ladies
The single-family homes start in the $500,000s for approximately 2,200 square feet.
Project Snapshot: Edit at River North
We checked in on Zocalo Community Development’s apartment complex going up in RiNo.
Developer planning apartments pays $9.5M for site north of Mile High
An executive with Minnesota-based Opus Group proposed a 12-story, 277-unit complex at the site last year.
February top home sales: Two mansions in Cherry Hills Village trail Four Seasons penthouse
Other notable transactions include two unfinished homes in Denver’s Country Club neighborhood.
City looks to charge more for short-term rental license, clarify primary residence requirement
The primary residence requirement has resulted in criminal charges against four individuals.
