Washington Park, Congress Park, Capitol Hill, Baker, to name a few–all familiar names representing the classic Denver neighborhoods that comprise our wonderful city. Each neighborhood has it own eclectic character and charm and no two are exactly alike. But are these neighborhoods more than just places to live and hang our hat at the end… [Read More]
The Denver Real Estate Market is Slowing… a little. Is That a Good Thing or Bad?
First lets be clear, yes the Denver Real Estate market is slowing…a little. In the heat of the spring, market homes in the Platt Park neighborhood and Washington Park neighborhood rarely stayed on the Denver Real Estate market more than a few days and often sold, with multiple offers pushing the price above the list… [Read More]
Blueprint Denver: What is it and how does it affect the Washington Park and Platt Park neighborhoods?
Spring is in full swing so you know what that means, Farmers Market is up and running come May 20th, summer music festivals on Pearl Street are around the corner, your weeds are taking over your yard…so much fun! Some important stuff (and a couple not so important things) to get to in this… [Read More]
Platt Park Real Estate: Is It Getting Crowded Around Here?!
Is it just me or is Platt Park real estate becoming scarce? From my house in Platt Park, we now can see the condos that replaced the Broadway Motel rising up to fill a swath of the western sky as real estate becomes more of a premium. On the north we have those rather significant… [Read More]
Keys to Selling Your Platt Park/Washington Park Home
Each spring we follow a predictable pattern in Platt Park and Washington Park. Buyer demand is very strong and supply is low resulting often in multiple offers and prices being bid up. If you are planning on Selling your Platt Park home or your Washington Park home here’s a few things you need to know?… [Read More]