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Colorado Springs is not Aspen: New ‘Workforce Housing Fund’ Provides Incentive for More Attainable Living

by Darla Newton | Mar 19, 2021 | Colorado Springs, Main

First Workforce Housing Fund Colorado Springs hopes to keep from becoming like Aspen or Vail. In those towns ski industry employees often can’t afford to live in the community where they work. Therefore, the Pikes Peak region’s first “workforce housing fund” has been...

Paul Tamburello buys pair of churches in Denver’s West Highland neighborhood

by Darla Newton | Mar 19, 2021 | Colorado Real Estate, Main, Real Estate

New Owner For Two Churches Two adjacent church buildings in West Highland have a new owner, Paul Tamburello. He is a Denver developer who has become more known for his ice cream company in recent years. Last week he purchased the churches at 3401 W. 29th Ave. and...

Put Off Your Home Search in 2020? 3 Reasons to Start Looking in 2021

by Darla Newton | Mar 19, 2021 | Main, Real Estate

Time to Buy a Home? 2020 was a tricky time to buy a home. Not only was the U.S. economy looking very shaky, but the coronavirus pandemic threw a lot of people’s plans off course. And while the pandemic is still with us, there’s reason to be hopeful that...

Stroll-a-Story Invites Children to Read Stories on Windows in Downtown Colorado Springs

by Darla Newton | Mar 17, 2021 | Colorado Springs, Main

Stroll-a-Story Here is one of the pages of the Pikes Peak Library District’s Stroll-a-Story project. It’s at the Halo Clothing Boutique in downtown Colorado Springs. For more information about the project, visit ppld.org/Stroll-a-Story. Serch homes for sale...

In an Effort to Win Bidding Wars, Home Buyers are Skipping Inspections. Is it Wise?

by Darla Newton | Mar 17, 2021 | Main, Real Estate

Home Inspection – What You’re Getting Into Shopping for their first home in New Jersey, Alyse Storzieri and her boyfriend Robert Engel faced a tough market. They found a house they loved last June. The couple followed their real-estate agent’s advice to...