Archive for September, 2006
Denver’s Cherry Creek Neighborhood
Monday, September 18th, 2006 Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off
By Rachel Hurley, Broker AssociateBelow East Sixth Avenue from University Boulevard eastward to Colorado Boulevard, this neighborhood once was home to working people who toiled for Denver’s wealthiest citizens in ... Read more..Denver’s Cherry Creek Neighborhood
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By Rachel Hurley, Broker Associate at Kentwood City PropertiesBelow East Sixth Avenue from University Boulevard eastward to Colorado Boulevard, this neighborhood once was home to working people who toiled for ... Read more..Denver’s Cherry Creek Neighborhood
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By Rachel Hurley, Broker Associate at Kentwood City PropertiesBelow East Sixth Avenue from University Boulevard eastward to Colorado Boulevard, this neighborhood once was home to working people who toiled for ... Read more..Opus Project moves forward!
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News From LoDo District: Turning the Tide in LoDoby Ellen WilenskyTides. They wash over coastlines regularly and with consequence, altering landscapes—building and undermining. When it comes to real estate development, ... Read more..Union Station Proposals both worth the effort
Friday, September 15th, 2006 Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off
Two local teams, Union Station Partners, led by Cherokee Investment Partners, and Continuum Partners and East West Partners both vie for the redevelopment opportunity to turn Denver's Union Station into a ... Read more..Condo overlooks Denver Capitol
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Because of its gold dome, our capitol building is a one of the most recognizable buildings in the Denver skyline. The capitol building was built in the 1890's and in ... Read more..Denver’s Congress Park neighborhood has come a long way since its beginning.
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By Brian Harris, Kentwood City PropertiesCongress Park, located at 9th and Elizabeth Street,has a history that can be traced to the Prospect Hill Cemetery. The Cemetery originally stood at the ... Read more..Highland Neighborhood Comes Alive
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By Brian Harris, Broker Associate, Kentwood City PropertiesIt was not long ago that 32nd Avenue in north Denver was known only as a direct route out of town. Travelers zipped ... Read more..Denver’s Belcaro Neighborhood
Thursday, September 14th, 2006 Posted in Uncategorized | Comments Off
By Rachel Hurley, Broker Associate Realtor at Kentwood City PropertiesThis neighborhood grew up around the grand 1932 Phipps Mansion and its magnificent five acres. Today, the mansion is owned by ... Read more..Denver’s Belcaro Neighborhood
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By Rachel Hurley, Broker Associate Realtor at Kentwood City PropertiesThis neighborhood grew up around the grand 1932 Phipps Mansion and its magnificent five acres. Today, the mansion is owned by ... Read more..