Denver Real Estate Blog

From the Denver Post: While not eating Spam a lot, consumers are having it more
Love it, hate it or laugh at it — at least it’s relatively inexpensive. Sales of much-maligned Spam are rising as consumers turn more to lunchmeats and other lower-cost foods to extend their food dollars.

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From the Denver Post: While not eating Spam a lot, consumers are having it more
Love it, hate it or laugh at it — at least it’s relatively inexpensive. Sales of much-maligned Spam are rising as consumers turn more to lunchmeats and other lower-cost foods to extend their food dollars.

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From the Denver Post: While not eating Spam a lot, consumers are having it more
Love it, hate it or laugh at it — at least it’s relatively inexpensive. Sales of much-maligned Spam are rising as consumers turn more to lunchmeats and other lower-cost foods to extend their food dollars.

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From the Denver Post: Green buyers find prefab fabulous
Jill Warner is having a new home built in Salida that’s as green as possible without “going overboard,” she said.

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From the Denver Post: Green buyers find prefab fabulous
Jill Warner is having a new home built in Salida that’s as green as possible without “going overboard,” she said.

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From the Denver Post: Green buyers find prefab fabulous
Jill Warner is having a new home built in Salida that’s as green as possible without “going overboard,” she said.

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From the Denver Post: Downtown partnership to honor six projects, architect Humphries
Six projects will receive awards from the Downtown Denver Partnership at a dinner tonight at the Hyatt Regency.

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From the Denver Post: Downtown partnership to honor six projects, architect Humphries
Six projects will receive awards from the Downtown Denver Partnership at a dinner tonight at the Hyatt Regency.

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From the Denver Post: Downtown partnership to honor six projects, architect Humphries
Six projects will receive awards from the Downtown Denver Partnership at a dinner tonight at the Hyatt Regency.

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From the Denver Post: Recession’s real when rich feel it
It’s not a recession until the rich say it’s a recession. And the rich now say it’s a recession.

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From the Denver Post: Recession’s real when rich feel it
It’s not a recession until the rich say it’s a recession. And the rich now say it’s a recession.

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From the Denver Post: Colo. foreclosures up 23 percent in first quarter
The number of home foreclosures in Colorado jumped 23 percent in the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period last year.

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From the Denver Post: Colo. foreclosures up 23 percent in first quarter
The number of home foreclosures in Colorado jumped 23 percent in the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period last year.

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From the Denver Post: As dues dry up, Denver neighbors pay
Here’s another consequence of the troubled housing market: Some homeowners associations are running low on cash.

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From the Denver Post: As dues dry up, Denver neighbors pay
Here’s another consequence of the troubled housing market: Some homeowners associations are running low on cash.

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From the Denver Post: As dues dry up, Denver neighbors pay
Here’s another consequence of the troubled housing market: Some homeowners associations are running low on cash.

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From the Denver Post: For most, it’s a recession
Home prices continue to fall, employers are shedding jobs, and rising food and fuel prices are pinching consumers.

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From the Denver Post: For most, it’s a recession
Home prices continue to fall, employers are shedding jobs, and rising food and fuel prices are pinching consumers.

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From the Denver Post: For most, it’s a recession
Home prices continue to fall, employers are shedding jobs, and rising food and fuel prices are pinching consumers.

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From the Denver Post: Metro home prices slide 10% in April
The median price of a single-family home in metro Denver declined 10 percent in April, but homes took a little less time to sell, according to new statistics.

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