Colorado’s New Landscaping Law: What Denver Metro Homeowners Need to Know About Artificial Turf Colorado passed SB23-178. This law quietly changed the legal balance between homeowners and HOAs. This is a major win for your
For many Littleton homeowners with school-aged children, the timing of a move often revolves around the school calendar. A common question I hear this time of year is whether it is better to wait until
Is Littleton, Colorado Democrat or Republican? A straight answer for curious neighbors Sometimes clients ask me, “Is Littleton red or blue?” The honest answer is that it depends on which part of Littleton you’re in.
A fresh coat of paint can completely change the way your home feels. It’s one of the least expensive updates you can make, but it’s also one of the most noticeable. The trick is knowing
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the real estate market, you may have seen some headlines recently, including one from Realtor.com listing Denver as one of the top cities for price declines. While it’s
A few weeks ago, I was helping a client get her home market-ready. She wasn’t planning a full remodel, just a few updates to freshen things up and make the home feel a little more
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
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
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
