Author: Mark Samuelson
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In Cory-Merrill, couple gets in the habit of new-urban custom building
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ON THE HOME FRONT Mark Samuelson Neither Peter nor Megan Fredricks of Denver makes a living in the home building business, but you can see how good the pair has become at it when their newest project stages an open house this Saturday, in Denver’s Cory-Merrill neighborhood. The home at 1476 S. Josephine Street is…
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Plenty of homes on the market, but Denver sales stay flat
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Despite having plenty of homes on the market in metro Denver, home sellers and their real estate agents are holding tight to their price expectations, failing to gain the attention of homebuyers, realtor analysts are…
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Perfect entertaining house beside Cherry Creek now feels a tad big | Home Front
Alexa and Matt Armanino have had the perfect entertaining house. It’s a short walk from Cherry Creek and its restaurant scene — a big family area blended with the kitchen and with indoor-outdoor living spaces, rooftop deck with firepit and mountain view, and a 1,500-bottle wine cellar reminding of a wine business they once owned…
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Boulder dodges parents’ anger as ballfields go up for sale
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Parents of Little Leaguers in North Boulder are booing a Boulder County decision to try and market neighborhood baseball fields at Broadway and Iris Avenue for possible residential development after a history of almost 70…
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‘All systems go:’ Lockheed Martin says first humans could return to moon this February
It was 53 years ago that Apollo astronauts last flew a lunar mission, but a human return to the moon really is about to happen — maybe just six months from now, NASA and Lockheed Martin executives told a crowd at Denver Museum of Nature & Science Wednesday. NASA’s Artemis II mission, with a crew…
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A gate within a gate reveals an $8.75 million cliff house | Home of the Week
When Castle Pines Golf Club opened in 1981, the surrounding village began sprouting some of the most attractive residential architecture in the state — every home secured within a gated perimeter with 24-7 security. A few years later, the Country Club at Castle Pines opened higher up in the terrain with a second Jack Nicklaus-designed course,…
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DIA’s CEO Phil Washington doubles down on need for a nuclear study
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver International Airport CEO Phil Washington doubled down Tuesday on wanting to study the possible use of a modular nuclear reactor to serve the fast-growing airport’s future power needs in a keynote speech before an audience of city officials and transportation advocates. “I think it’s…
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Targeting the drone market: Colorado firm creates a ‘show pony’ to woo defense contractors
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Few could have imagined how large drone weapons would loom after three years of war in Ukraine, following the specter of their battlefield dominance and their use in shock attacks against distant Russian airbases and…
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Morrison perch on 3 acres has trails and a Red Rocks Park view
In a metro Denver area market that few agents are saying much good about, the exception may be at the very high end where custom homes are priced — some of them designed for one-of-a-kind home sites that line the very edge of the foothills. “We’re actually seeing the high end of the market move pretty…
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Colorado company gives the feel behind the wheel of NASA’s moon buggy
Coloradans got a glimpse Monday of what could be the first “moon buggy” to carry astronauts around the lunar surface in five decades, from when Apollo crewmen Gene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt last took one out for a drive in 1972. On Monday, Golden-based Lunar Outpost gave the press a demonstration tour of its mission…