by Jon Terry | May 27, 2014 | Blog, Buying A Home, Colorado Living, Personal Finance
Thousands of apartment renters across the Denver area are getting the news that their next rent check will cost a little more. The increasing supply of new apartments in metro Denver isn’t yet affecting low vacancies and increasing rents. Average monthly rents...
by Jon Terry | May 20, 2014 | Blog, Colorado Living
Conservation Colorado Executive Director Pete Maysmith recently released a statement headlined: “Where Colorado leads, the nation follows.” What spurred such a statement? The federal government is joining the effort to tackle climate change by cutting...
by Jon Terry | May 16, 2014 | Blog, Colorado Living, Housing Analysis
Spring is the time of year when new college graduates set their sights on jobs across the country and, for many, life in an entirely new city. Around the same time, recent grads who signed and re-signed leases the previous year weigh the pros and cons of staying put...
by Jon Terry | May 10, 2014 | Blog, Colorado Living, Construction/Maintenance
This May is an exciting time in the world of Transit Oriented Development. Denver Union Station, 95 percent complete, will be unveiled on May 9 through which the Regional Transportation District will celebrate the completion of the $480 million project that will form...
by Jon Terry | May 5, 2014 | Blog, Colorado Living, Green Home Tips
Industry estimates indicate that only 25 percent of all homes or businesses in Colorado can install solar panels due to a range of factors, such as whether the home or business is rented, the direction the roof faces, the amount of space available on the roof, and the...
by Jon Terry | Apr 29, 2014 | Blog, Colorado Living
The oil and natural gas industry plays a pivotal role in bringing substantial economic benefits to Colorado. You may not know that Colorado holds a place in the 10 most oil-rich states. In fact, Colorado energy companies produced nearly 64.1 million barrels of oil...
