Blog, Denver Neighborhoods
As the pandemic raged on last year, many Colorado cities closed selected streets to allow for outdoor restaurant seating and socially distanced walkways for pedestrians. While the pandemic is waning, the appeal of this innovation is not. In fact, Arvada has decided to...
Blog, Denver Neighborhoods, Relocating to Denver
In 1983, Federico Pena paved the road to the Denver mayor’s office with an aspirational slogan: “Imagine a great city.” Decades after he left office, the city has, indeed, become first-class, even as the imagining continues. Currently, the excitement is focused on the...
Blog, Denver Neighborhoods
You’d never know it from the laser-like focus on the presidential election in 2020, but there was far more on the ballot last year than Joe Biden and Donald Trump. For Denver-area residents, the future of its students’ education was front and center. To their credit,...
Blog, Denver Neighborhoods
They are currently allowed in 25% of the city, but will accessory dwelling units (ADUs) – otherwise known as carriage houses, granny flats, or mother-in-law apartments – be coming soon to the rest of the Denver? The question is sparking debate throughout the city....
Blog, Denver Neighborhoods, Relocating to Denver
It was nearly a clean sweep: Of the top 5 cities ranked among the 25 Best Places to Live in the U.S. by U.S. News and World Report, Colorado claims four. The magazine recently announced the results of its annual Best Places study, which examines the 150 most populous...
Blog, Denver Neighborhoods
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...
