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Developers plan more apartments for Southglenn shopping area
When Southglenn Mall, in Centennial, opened 46 years ago, it brought large retailers like Sears and Macy’s to the locale, along with smaller shops for an indoor shopping experience. In 2009, the area was re-envisioned with an open-air concept and residential buildings. Now Sears has left the shopping area, some expect...
Denver chefs continue to meet the coronavirus challenge
For Denver area restaurants, the Covid-19 pandemic has meant conquering one challenge after another. Meanwhile, if anyone is expecting recognition for this hard work, well, that’s in short supply in this particular pantry. In fact, the most coveted annual recognition for restaurants, the James Beard Awards, have been...
Office space devoted to tech jobs rises in Colorado
As more Coloradans are employed in tech jobs, the office space to accommodate them has jumped in the last two years. Colorado ranked number 2 for job growth in the tech field, according to a CompTIA study reported by the Denver Business Journal. Another study from the commercial real estate services and investment firm...
Citizens fight to keep “shared streets” open permanently
Early in the pandemic, outdoor space in the city became as coveted as a crate of hand sanitizer. To create more fresh-air promenades for cooped up residents, city officials temporarily designated eight segments of certain streets as “shared streets.” This meant that cars were discouraged unless drivers were going to a...
Coronavirus spurs thoughts of moving to suburbs and small towns
While the pandemic has spurred many to seek safety inside their homes, others are taking the illness as a cue to leave home altogether– and move to new locales. Between April and May of this year, a record 27% of U.S. homebuyers considered moving to “another U.S. metro area,” according to the real estate website Redfin....
Quick Tip of the Month: Choosing the right houseplants for Colorado’s dry climate
These days, everyone is looking to save time. We aim to help! We will offer a simple tip for everything from home renovation to cleaning to home buying in this space every month. Summer gardening is far behind us, but we can take our hobby indoors by carefully choosing houseplants for our climate. Plant store owners...
Denver home buyers faced “toughest market” on record in September
The Denver housing market put the squeeze on buyers in September, as it logged record lows in inventory and prompted at least one expert to speak in eye-catching terms. "This translates into the toughest market to buy a house in Denver metro's history," Andrew Abrams, chair of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors...
Soothe your soul at Colorado’s scenic hot springs
As the temperatures drop, there’s no better outside activity than a trip to a hot springs resort. A soak in natural mineral water is good for body and soul – and the splendid mountain scenery comes as a bonus. Here are 4 choices just a few hours’ drive from Denver, as suggested by 5280 magazine: Mt. Princeton Hot Springs...
RE/MAX of Cherry Creek Purchases Office Building | 100 Jackson Street, Denver
RE/MAX of Cherry Creek is thrilled to announce its recent purchase of 100 Jackson St, an exceptional building nestled in the heart of Cherry Creek North. We are humbled to acquire such a high-visibility location anchored in the Cherry Creek community, an accomplishment that signifies our foundation, and legacy, as top...
4 new projects enhance Central Park area
Central Park – formerly known as Stapleton—has gone through many changes since ground broke in 2001. From a population of 2,500, when residents moved into the neighborhood’s first apartments in 2004, to a current count of 25,000, the area has seen the founding of the Denver School of Science and Technology, The Shops at...
Developers plan more apartments for Southglenn shopping area
When Southglenn Mall, in Centennial, opened 46 years ago, it brought large retailers like Sears and Macy’s to the locale, along with smaller shops for an indoor shopping experience. In 2009, the area was re-envisioned with an open-air concept and residential...
Denver chefs continue to meet the coronavirus challenge
For Denver area restaurants, the Covid-19 pandemic has meant conquering one challenge after another. Meanwhile, if anyone is expecting recognition for this hard work, well, that’s in short supply in this particular pantry. In fact, the most coveted annual recognition...
Office space devoted to tech jobs rises in Colorado
As more Coloradans are employed in tech jobs, the office space to accommodate them has jumped in the last two years. Colorado ranked number 2 for job growth in the tech field, according to a CompTIA study reported by the Denver Business Journal. Another study from the...
Citizens fight to keep “shared streets” open permanently
Early in the pandemic, outdoor space in the city became as coveted as a crate of hand sanitizer. To create more fresh-air promenades for cooped up residents, city officials temporarily designated eight segments of certain streets as “shared streets.” This meant that...
Coronavirus spurs thoughts of moving to suburbs and small towns
While the pandemic has spurred many to seek safety inside their homes, others are taking the illness as a cue to leave home altogether– and move to new locales. Between April and May of this year, a record 27% of U.S. homebuyers considered moving to “another U.S....
Quick Tip of the Month: Choosing the right houseplants for Colorado’s dry climate
These days, everyone is looking to save time. We aim to help! We will offer a simple tip for everything from home renovation to cleaning to home buying in this space every month. Summer gardening is far behind us, but we can take our hobby indoors by carefully...
Denver home buyers faced “toughest market” on record in September
The Denver housing market put the squeeze on buyers in September, as it logged record lows in inventory and prompted at least one expert to speak in eye-catching terms. "This translates into the toughest market to buy a house in Denver metro's history," Andrew Abrams,...
Soothe your soul at Colorado’s scenic hot springs
As the temperatures drop, there’s no better outside activity than a trip to a hot springs resort. A soak in natural mineral water is good for body and soul – and the splendid mountain scenery comes as a bonus. Here are 4 choices just a few hours’ drive from Denver,...
RE/MAX of Cherry Creek Purchases Office Building | 100 Jackson Street, Denver
RE/MAX of Cherry Creek is thrilled to announce its recent purchase of 100 Jackson St, an exceptional building nestled in the heart of Cherry Creek North. We are humbled to acquire such a high-visibility location anchored in the Cherry Creek community, an...
4 new projects enhance Central Park area
Central Park – formerly known as Stapleton—has gone through many changes since ground broke in 2001. From a population of 2,500, when residents moved into the neighborhood’s first apartments in 2004, to a current count of 25,000, the area has seen the founding of the...