Denver Post RE Feed

• Plans to change Larimer Square, Denver’s most historic block, entering next chapter February 16, 2019
  Starting this month, people will have the opportunity to learn more and weigh in on potential alternations to Larimer Square.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver-area residents house hop faster than most of the U.S. February 15, 2019
  Homeowners in metro Denver appear to be a fidgety bunch, more so than residents of other areas. Out of the 50 largest metros, they stayed put in their homes the fifth shortest amount of time on average, according to a new study from LendingTree.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Home prices fall in Boulder, Denver and Douglas counties. Is it a blip, or a trend? February 13, 2019
  Kiss those years of double-digit annual home price gains goodbye. Depreciation has made a comeback in Boulder, Denver and Douglas counties, according to a report from the Colorado Association of Realtors.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver’s high housing costs have married couples saying “I do” to roommates February 12, 2019
  Dumping the roommates and focusing on a life together with that special someone used to represent a right of passage after marriage.
  Aldo Svaldi
• A new, giant fun zone called The Summit opening in Thornton February 11, 2019
  A local operator of large-scale family entertainment centers will open its third Front Range location this week when the Summit Thorton welcomes its first guests. The 50,000-square-foot facility sports 24 lanes of bowling, a 175-seat restaurant and more.
  Joe Rubino
• Colfax staple Tom’s Diner is for sale February 11, 2019
  Owner Tom Messina said he's been approached by two developers interested in building housing on the land, which is zoned for residential and commercial use.
  Dylan Owens, The Know
• Denver apartment development booming despite signs of slowdown February 9, 2019
  Despite warning signs that some tight twists and turns are on the road ahead, metro Denver's apartment developers aren't shifting from the gas pedal to the brake.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver home sellers are missing the mark on listing price February 9, 2019
  For at least five years, until last summer, home sellers had a firm upper hand in metro Denver, but things are shifting. One sign of that -- more sellers are having to accept offers below their original price.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Colorado’s first In-N-Out Burger moves closer to 2020 opening with land purchases February 8, 2019
  It may not get the beloved Calfornia chain's animal-style burgers into the hands of eager Coloradans any sooner, but In-N-Out Burger on Friday officially closed on deals to purchase two properties in northern Colorado Springs, according to real estate services firm CBRE.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver wants someone to buy this former Globeville church and redevelop it to benefit the community February 8, 2019
  Denver is looking for an organization or group that can buy, redevelop and operate a "multi-purpose, community-oriented facility " on the property. It is willing to "entertain other reasonable proposals" that will have a positive impact on the area.
  Joe Rubino