by Jon Terry | Jul 21, 2013 | Blog, Colorado Living, Home Owner Energy Tips, Sustainability
XCEL’s Solar Rewards program has increased to 33.6 megawatts available for rebates for small-size solar power systems at least for the remainder of 2013 until the commissioners approve XCEL’s 2014 plan. In Colorado, the rebate money comes from a 2 percent surcharge...
by Jon Terry | Jul 21, 2013 | Around The Home, Blog, Green Home Tips, Sustainability
Thinking green throughout all areas of your life–from your office to your wardrobe to your home electronics–will put you ahead of the game come next year. Start by donating unwanted or unneeded items around your home. This can put items to good use by...
by Jon Terry | Jul 14, 2013 | Blog, Buying A Home, Luxury, Luxury Homes, Selling a Home, Statistics, The Economy
Home prices in metro Denver saw double-digit percentage price increases in May, which was the sixteenth month in a row that metro Denver home sale prices saw a year-over-year increase. The luxury market continues to soar as well, with high-priced homes in metro Denver...
by Jon Terry | Jul 12, 2013 | Blog, Colorado Living
In May, Denver Water decided to delay implementation of higher pricing for its customers because of the improving drought situation and recently declared a Stage 1 drought down from the Stage 2 drought it had declared on March 27. What are the differences? The...
by Jon Terry | Jul 2, 2013 | Blog, Gratitude
“I am grateful to run into this gorgeous big horn sheep. There is a surprise around every corner.” – John Casteel
by Jon Terry | Jun 28, 2013 | Blog, Colorado Living
Colorado falls relatively in the middle when it comes to the best places for college grads to move, according to the unemployment rates, median income, and cost of living calculated by SuperScholar. What Superscholar doesn’t consider, however, is social life and...
