Posts Tagged ‘rocky mountains’

The Neighborhood to Watch Out For in 2018

Emily Duke January 18, 2018

Denver is notorious for having some pretty amazing neighborhoods and communities. Highlands, RiNo, and Berkeley are a handful of neighborhoods that have gotten so expensive, but rightfully so. Younger buyers that I work with face the hurdle of wanting to aspire to home ownership, but they also want the walkability to restaurants and bars. They […]

Planning the Best Holiday Party

Emily Duke December 9, 2016

How to Throw the Best Holiday Party It’s the holiday season again and who doesn’t love a great party? If you are considering hosting your own, the task could be a bit daunting. How to plan, what to serve, how to keep your guests excited and content – are all valid event planning questions. Overwhelmed […]

Spring cleaning tips to get your home fresh for the new season!

Emily Duke March 23, 2016

Springtime is the time of year to dust off the muck and mud that has built-up over the inclement weather seasons. Here are some spring cleaning tips to get your home fresh for the season! Lucas is excited for spring cleaning! Plan The first step seems like the easiest task, and yet is a key contributor […]

Bring your appetite, Denver Restaurant Week is in full swing!

Emily Duke March 1, 2016

The 12th Annual Denver Restaurant Week (DRW) is in full swing, and there are more than 250 local restaurants participating! Denver’s thriving economy and attractive opportunities have brought many of the nation’s top chefs to the area, resulting in an increase in fine dining and culinary education options. Each restaurant that is participating in DRW […]

Denver, The Great American Beer City

Emily Duke June 26, 2015

Denver and beer have a long history going all the way back to the city’s founding in 1859. In fact, the first city government was formed in a saloon called Apollo Hall in Larimer Square. Denver’s residents may have been just as thirsty back then as they are now, as one of the first laws […]

Red Rocks 101

Emily Duke May 19, 2015

Red Rocks is a geologically formed, open-air Amphitheatre, unlike anywhere else in the world. With Mother Nature as the architect, the design of the Amphitheatre consists of two, three hundred-foot monoliths, which provide acoustic perfection for any performance. The dramatic sandstone monoliths serve as a history book of animal and plant life in the area […]

The renovation of Union Station

Emily Duke April 20, 2015

If you live in Denver, chances are you have been to the renovated Union Station. An amazing transformation has taken place over the last few years, and now Denver’s Union Station offers an eclectic array of the city’s top restaurants, bars and shops. The 120-year-old station’s $54 million transformation into a hotel, shops, restaurants and […]

Opportunities in Berkeley!

Emily Duke February 26, 2015

Berkeley borders “The Highlands” of northwest Denver. The Tennyson Cultural Art District, located on a strip of Tennyson Street from 38th Ave to 46th, is no stranger to Denverites, and is still experiencing exciting growth. This friendly and welcoming neighborhood boasts a fine assortment of restaurants, concert venues, and unique shopping boutiques. In most recent […]

LoHi with a big heart!

Emily Duke February 11, 2015

There is a pedestrian bridge crossing over I-25 which separates downtown Denver and the majestic Lower Highlands neighborhood. Sunset Magazine recently mentioned Denver’s Highlands neighborhood to be among one of the nation’s top places to live, work and play. Forbes added the Highlands to their ‘Best of Hipster Neighborhoods’ list. LoHi, or “The Lower Highlands” […]

What is 5280 and what does it mean to Denver?

Emily Duke January 14, 2015

There’s a magic number you may hear when referencing Denver; 5280. The city of Denver sits at 5,280 feet above sea level, literally a mile high. For many of Denver’s residence, being a mile high pales in comparison when your neighboring giant is the towering Rocky Mountains. Being a mile high, however, can take the […]