How To Keep Your Man in Nederland
November 20th, 2008 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Mountain Living, Relocating
Well, one way to do it is when he dies you keep him frozen on ice. That’s how Frozen Dead Guy Days got it’s name. Every year on the first full weekend in March (burrrrrr….) Nederland Colorado celebrates “Grandpa Bredo” who supposedly is still kept on ice in the Tuff Shed. His grandson, a Norwegian
Written by Karen Cifala | Discussion: No Comments »
Flying High In Boulder Colorado
November 2nd, 2008 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Dakota Ridge Village, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living, Wonderland Hills
Need another reason to live in Dakota Ridge Village in Boulder Colorado? With the great views of the Flatirons, access to trails and parks, close-knit community, and shopping availability, you’d think you had all you needed. Well, you haven’t experienced this neighborhood fully until you’ve seen the brightly colored paragliders swooping down the mountain. Yes!
Written by Julie Johnson | Discussion: No Comments »
Find Me a Home Where The Buffalo Roam
October 6th, 2008 Categories: Buyer's Corner, Colorado Round Up, First Time Buyers, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living
“Home, home on the range, Where the deer and the antelope play; Where seldom is heard A discouraging word And the skies are not cloudy all day.” Sounds like the wild, wild west? This could be the description for Boulder, Colorado, we have Buffalo, lots of Deer, not many antelope but loads of Elk.
Written by Ro Troia | Discussion: 1 Comment »
Boulder, Colorado. 300 days of sunshine going to good use?
September 21st, 2008 Categories: Colorado Round Up, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living, Trends
Colorado receives, on average, around 300 days of sunshine a year. And in my little town called Boulder, there is no exception. While Boulder has been labeled by several publications as one of the “Greenest” cities in the United States, there is still much work to be done. And now, steps are being made
Written by Brody Stinson | Discussion: No Comments »
A Million $ Home is Not a Dream For Buyers on a Budget
July 25th, 2008 Categories: Buyer's Corner, Mountain Living, Selling Thoughts, Trends
Everyone would love to own a vacation home in the beautiful Colorado Mountains, or on a lake but the price tags can be $1 million or more and for most buyers this is definitely out of their price range. Well think again, before you think it’s an impossible dream. A company in Utah is helping
Written by Ro Troia | Discussion: 1 Comment »
Is Dakota Ridge Village The Right Neighborhood For You?
July 10th, 2008 Categories: Dakota Ridge Village, Mountain Living, Relocating
Do you enjoy Boulder Colorado mountain living and open space with easy access to walking and biking trails and city parks? Or do you prefer the luxury of real estate, shopping, restaurants, galleries, and easy access to schools? Well, look no further than Dakota Ridge Village where you have the best of both worlds…
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Are You Green Enough?
June 25th, 2008 Categories: Mountain Living, Trends
Whether remodelling your own home or ”flipping” your Boulder real estate, some Boulderites aren’t going green or eco-friendly. Why, I ask? If it’s because you don’t know where to begin or lack the creative know how, I’m going to help with easy and affordable ways to do a eco-friendly remodel…
First, for the most value in replacing carpet
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Why Build Green?
May 27th, 2008 Categories: Mountain Living, Trends
Why Build Green?
According to the EPA, in the United States, buildings account for:
39 percent of total energy use
12 percent of the total water consumption
68 percent of total electricity consumption
38 percent of the carbon dioxide emissions
In Boulder Colorado, green building is becoming increasingly popular. This is a beautiful place where people respect the environment and
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Septic Systems - Does Fecal Matter?
May 7th, 2008 Categories: Buyer's Corner, Home Inspections and Maintenance, Mountain Living
You bet it does! With most mountain properties you are going to find that they use septic systems for their sewer waste. Some very important things to know before purchasing a property with a septic system are
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