Doing both at once feels like the hardest version of an already stressful process. Sell first, and you might need a place to stay. Buy first and you might end up carrying two mortgages. The good news is that Denver's market actually makes this process easier than it's been in years.

The Denver metro area has had more than 800 bear sightings this year, roughly triple what it saw over the same period last year.

Colorado is stacking a state law on top of a rule imposed by the National Association of Realtors back in 2024...and yes, you have to sign an agreement with your agent before stepping foot into a single home!

United announced this week that it's launching daily, year-round nonstop service between Denver International Airport and Paris's Charles de Gaulle Airport. 

Denver Water's board hopes to make October 1 a mandatory shutoff date for lawn sprinklers, not just the informal end-of-season guidance it's been in past years.

Xcel Energy asked Colorado regulators for a $365 million rate increase this year. On Wednesday, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission approved $157 million of it — less than half. For the average residential customer, that lands as about $5 more a month.

Just over 73% of car seats checked in Colorado last year were installed or used incorrectly. This is your nudge to attend a free CDOT inspection event!

Buying your first home in Denver is a different experience than it was even three years ago, so a lot of the advice floating around is outdated before you finish reading it. Here's what's actually true for buyers heading into the market this year, and where I'd focus your energy first.