Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Relocating to Denver
As Denver grows by leaps and bounds, tech companies continue to put down roots in the metro area. Among the latest notable tech real estate purchases: Microsoft: The company recently paid $63.5 million for around 260 acres of land south of Denver International...
Blog, Relocating to Denver
The World Trade Center in New York brings sorrowful memories, but there’s reason to celebrate Denver’s own World Trade Center. WTC Denver, a longtime resident at 16th and Broadway, will soon find an expansive new home in Globeville. “Throughout its history, WTC Denver...
Blog, Denver Activities, Relocating to Denver
The Denver-metro area is better known for its mountain views than its waterscapes. But just because the city is landlocked doesn’t mean Mile High citizens can’t partake in water activities. There are 29 “official, publicly accessible lakes and streams in Denver...
Blog, Denver Real Estate Market, Relocating to Denver
In the past year, Americans have weathered a pandemic, social upheaval, political chaos. Yet while some states saw people fleeing in droves, Colorado has not only survived but maintained its reputation as a highly desirable place to live. Recent statistics tell the...
Blog, Relocating to Denver
We all know that Colorado has a reputation for beautiful scenery and world-class ski resorts. But here’s a bragging point many don’t know: Our state is also becoming recognized as one of the hottest locales for tech jobs in the country. Three cities in the state have...
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...
