Posted in Highlands Ranch Real Estate, Denver Real Estate Misc. on Oct 27th, 2007 No Comments »
One of the reasons that I have taken a liking to my blog is the ability that I have to show potential Highlands Ranch home owners a variety of photos of the area. You see - I live here in Highlands Ranch, work here (a lot) and hang out here, play with my kids here […]
Posted in Highlands Ranch Neighborhoods, Highlands Ranch Real Estate on Oct 27th, 2007 2 Comments »
The Indigo Hill neighborhood is located in Highlands Ranch, CO - Douglas County. Indigo Hill is the Southridge area of Highlands Ranch and is located at the northwest corner of Broadway and Wildcat Ridge Parkway. It runs north about 1/4 mile and west 1/2 mile. Here is a google map of Indigo Hill. The zip code for […]
Posted in Colorado Mountains, Getaways & Denver Skiers, Home Buyers, Highlands Ranch Real Estate, Homes With Views on Oct 26th, 2007 No Comments »
Highlands Ranch Homes and Real Estate - What's the Scoop with the Views and the Land
Often when I have a buyer considering relocating to Highlands Ranch, they will specify that they don't want anyone behind them, meaning another house. Sometimes they will be as specific as wanting to be on a greenbelt, on a park, have […]
Posted in Denver Activities and Events, Colorado Kids on Oct 26th, 2007 No Comments »
Highlands Ranch's Traditional Trick-Or-Treat Street is This Weekend
If you still have room in your schedule for tomorrow, I suggest you get the little gremlins in their Halloween costumes a bit early and head over to the always fun Trick or Treat Street.
I remember my very first visit to Trick-Or Treat Street in Highlands Ranch, […]
Posted in Living in Colorado, Home Pricing, Denver Real Estate Misc. on Oct 25th, 2007 4 Comments »
By Steve Belt, Phoenix Real Estate Blog
For my final installment in the Losing Blogger Series, I'd like to talk about why a real estate market, in which prices have declined, is not necessarily all that bad.
Real Estate markets are very local. The market in Denver is certainly different than the market in Phoenix, and I'll […]
