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The federal government has passed a sweeping law informally known as the Big Beautiful Bill. Signed on July 4, 2025, it brings major changes to tax policy and affordable housing investment. Around the same time, Colorado passed House Bill 25-1240, which introduces new rules for landlords and expands protections for renters who receive housing subsidies. … Continued
Mosquitos aren’t usually a major problem here in Colorado, thanks to our dry mountain climate. But with all the rain we’ve had this year, they’re definitely becoming more noticeable, especially in the evenings when you’re trying to relax outside. The good news is that there are several mosquito-repelling plants that grow well in Colorado gardens. … Continued
How to Keep Your House Cool During the Summer in Denver Without Blasting the A/C (And Blowing Your Budget) Summer in Colorado means sunny skies, dry air, and the temptation to keep your A/C running full blast. But there are smarter ways to stay cool and comfortable in your Denver home—without seeing your energy bill … Continued
If you’re looking for a seed oil free restaurant in the Lohi neighborhood in Denver, CO with gluten free and dairy free options, I have the place for you. Last week I had the chance to catch up with my longtime friend Mandy to celebrate her birthday, albeit belated. We’ve known each other since grade … Continued
We love our sunny Colorado days, but when the rainy season rolls in — typically in late spring and early summer — it’s important to make sure your home is ready. In the Denver metro area, especially in neighborhoods with older homes or mature landscaping, water management can be the key to preventing costly damage. … Continued
Many homeowners across the Denver metro area have recently received their 2025 property tax assessments, and for some, the new valuations have come as a surprise. My own property assessment come in surprisingly high and I’ve heard from many of my clients that they feel the same way. If you believe your property’s assessed value … Continued
And How One Neighbor Grew a Pumpkin Patch That Stopped Traffic Denver’s growing season is short, but with some planning and smart techniques, you can enjoy homegrown vegetables all summer—even the trickier ones like pumpkins, melons, and cantaloupes. Last fall, I was walking through my neighborhood when I came across something that made me stop … Continued
In Colorado, May is the sweet spot for planting. By Mother’s Day, the risk of frost has typically passed, making it safe to plant everything from tomatoes to perennials. It’s also when many of the region’s most beloved plant sales take place, offering locally grown, climate-adapted plants perfect for our unique growing conditions. If you … Continued
As winter lingers, gardeners in Zone 5 eagerly anticipate the arrival of spring. With a shorter growing season and unpredictable late frosts, proper planning and early seed starting are essential for a successful garden. Whether you’re growing flowers, vegetables, or herbs, getting a head start indoors will set your plants up for success once the … Continued
If you love pizza (who doesn’t?), then you’re going to want to check out the newest addition to Littleton’s dining scene: VIA313. Known for their authentic Detroit-style pizza, VIA313 recently opened their doors on the corner of Wadsworth and Bowles, right next to Corvus Coffee. With one other Colorado location in Park Meadows, this marks … Continued