Monthly Archives: April 2005

Denver, America’s Most Livable

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Partners for Livable Communities is an organization that names the most livable communities in the U.S.  Using four categories, the awards are given for large, mid-sized, small cities and regions.
Denver was named 3rd in the large city division.
For a complete [...]

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The Top Ten List of Buyer and Seller Mistakes

Here are 10 of the most common mistakes home buyers and owners make, and how to avoid them:
- You choose the wrong mortgage. With the advent of instant financing, home loans are no longer the lifetime obligations they once were. Still, you don’t want to be saddled with the wrong one, even for a short [...]

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How To Clean Like a Pro

Drive out the dust, dirt and scum from top to bottom
Courtesy Chicago Tribune By Annie GroerThe Washington Post
I love to cook, am a whiz with a hot iron and rather enjoy polishing the family silver(plate).
But the larger task of cleaning an entire apartment or house leaves me cold. Always has.
I might have remained forever ignorant [...]

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Give Your Home a Check Up…

Courtesy Chicago TribuneThe Associated Press
Winter can be hard on a home. As the weather warms, it makes sense to give your home a good checkup. Spotting minor problems and fixing them can save homeowners headaches and money later on major repairs.
Here are ideas from HouseMaster Home Inspection Services and AllState for keeping the outside of [...]

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Allergies? Relocation may help…

The Asthma and Alleregy Foundation of America have presented their annual ranking of America’s worst cities for spring allergies.
It appears the best place NOT to be is in the Southeastern cities of the U.S.
Denver ranks pretty far down on the list at #53!
To see the complete list of the worst cities for spring allergies go [...]

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Spring Time in the Rockies

Transferees relocating to Denver often ask about our snow.  For some reason many people have a vision of us Coloradoan being hip-deep in snow all winter long.
Not so!  Well maybe up in the "high country" but certainly not in Denver!  Why last week on Saturday the weather was in the mid 70’s.  Then on Sunday [...]

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Beware of Nosey Neighbors!

Relocating to a new area has it’s scarey times.  Today I came across a neighbor up in Sunset Ridge in Kittridge ( a mountain suburb of Denver ).  This neighbor was cute, but not so friendly.  Guess I didn’t have the right kind of food…

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March Statistics 2005

Denver Market Update
Homes for sale, average sale price for Denver homes and condos, average days on the market, absorption rate and total number of combined sales.
Denver Sales Statistics

March 2005
Metro Denver Prices:

Single Family Average Price:
Mar. 2005 - $292,046

(Detached Dwelling)
Feb. 2005 - $291,036

Mar. 2004 - $275,500

Condo Average Price
Mar. 2005 - $184,409

Feb. 2005 - $186,418

Mar. 2004 - $177,833

Combined [...]

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Doors Open Denver

82 Buildings downtown and at the University of Denver will open their doors (for free) to the public.  The date to remember is April 16-17.
Some of the more notable places to visit are:

Brown Paleace Hotel, 321 17th St.
Byers-Evans House Museum, 1310 Bannock St.
Chucovich-Gerash House, 1439 Court Place
Coors Field, 2001 Blake St.
Denver Art Museum, 100 W. [...]

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