by Ann Meadows | Feb 18, 2014 | Events & Happenings, Featured, Home Living, Relocate to Denver
Not that I need an excuse to go out for dinner, but GOSH do I love it when I have a reason! And that reason is the Visit Denver’s 2014 Denver Restaurant Week. Such a happy time. Such a happy, happy time.
Denver Restaurant Week, taking place February 22-28, was created nine years ago as a way to introduce our fair city’s fabulous eateries to those folks out there who may need a little nudge to leave the comforts of home or the familiarity of the chain restaurant down the street, boasts over 200 fantastic places to wine and dine. For $30 per person or $60 per couple (thank you, Visit Denver, for doing the math for us), restaurants provide a multi-course menu and all you have to do is show up and chew! How great is that?
Want chic in Cherry Creek? Elway’s is on the list. Mouth watering for a meatball? Try Carmine’s on Penn. Feeling French? Ja Ja Bistro off main street in Littleton is tres magnifique.
The list is impressive – everything from the kitschy (Devil’s Food on South Gaylord) to the trendy (True Food in Cherry Creek North) to the classic (Venice in Greenwood Village) is there. Some menus even include wine – and most include dessert – what a country!
Remember that tips and tax are not part of the deal, so while you’re saving a little dough on a pizza from The Saucy Noodle Ristorante on South University, your server is working just as hard (or harder) as ever. For more information, visit (link here) or log on to Open Table to make a reservation. Mangia!
by Ann Meadows | Apr 29, 2011 | Real Estate News
According to Metrolist Inc. of Greenwood Village, the Metro Denver luxury home sales in March showed a strong rebound. The figures for March showed increases from the previous month as well from last year in March 2010.
Metro Denver luxury sales included 36 single-family homes that were valued at $1 million or greater. Of the luxury home sales, three included the sale of a condominium. The lowest price point was $1 million and the highest price was $2.6 million. Fourteen of the sales were in Denver County, ten in Arapahoe County, eight in Bouler County, two in Douglas County, and two in Jefferson County.
The sales figures for the past month were up 22 percent from February 2011 and up 14 percent from last year.
If you want to learn more about homes on the market in the Greater Denver area, please contact me. Vist www.denver.org to see all that Denver offers for entertainment, recreation, and business opportunities.
Source: www.bizjournals.com
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by Ann Meadows | Apr 11, 2011 | Events & Happenings
Many homeowners are taking the opportunity to clean out their closets and deep clean their homes in celebration of the beginning of spring. Now is the perfect time to give your new or lightly worn clothing to Colorado residents in need. Coldwell Banker is hosting their annual Spring Fling Clothing Drive now through April 30, 2011 to supply local residents with clothes and shoes this spring and summer season.
Donations are needed for every age and size; simply gather up your items and drop them off at any Coldwell Banker office along the Front Range. Items that are needed include:
- Clothing for children, shoes, bikes, and toys
- Business shirts and blouses for adults
- Business slacks, professional skirts, and dresses
- Blazers, full suits, ties, belts, and rain coasts
- Casual clothing like shorts, jeans, light pants, and sunglasses
- New socks and undergarments
- Shoes including heels, flats, sandals, and loafers
Please contact me for directions to the Coldwell Banker office location in Metro Denver or to arrange a pick up at your home.
Coldwell Banker Southeast Metro at DTC
8490 E. Crescent Pkwy Ste 100
Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111
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