Tag: Wash Park
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Denver Realtors hunt for good news in an early market report for 2026
Denver Realtors have gathered their earliest data on a new market year, and it’s much the same story as in 2025 — lackluster sales, and prohibitive pricing that edged downward only marginally over the month. But agents are famously optimistic, and a number of them are sensing a new mood in 2026, evidenced by more…
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New-build modern near Wash Park sells at a recent-record price
At a moment when few agents have much good to say about the real estate market, the city of Denver marked its most expensive sale in the past two years last month: $8.35 million for a new custom-build just south of Denver Country Club. That home at 1860 E. Cedar Avenue is in a small…
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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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Wash Park neighbors in uproar over Alameda ‘road-diet’ project in Denver
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The City of Denver is readying a major slowdown and slimdown of vehicle traffic on East Alameda Avenue through a heavily traversed corridor north of Washington Park. That’s set off an uproar among some neighbors, who say it will force cars and trucks onto their…
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Washington Park bungalow in central Denver attracts buyers circling back home
Sotheby’s International agent Casey Miller has lived in Wash Park with its Old South Gaylord dining district for 20 years — long enough, he said, to see a pattern among some homebuyers and sellers there. “A ton of my business is a circular flow,” Miller said. “People start from Denver, then head south to suburbs…
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‘Runnin’ of the Green’ celebrates St. Patrick’s Day in Washington Park
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Hundreds of runners and happy-go-lucky canines ran for the pot o’ gold in Washington Park on Sunday for the 37th annual Terry McGrath’s Runnin’ of the Green. Well, if a beer garden, live music and refreshments count as a “pot o’ gold” – then participants…
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Shaken by random shooting, Denver’s Wash Park neighborhood looks to reestablish peace
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On a recent warm Sunday, gunshots rang out in Denver’s Washington Park, leaving one man wounded and a community shaken. Police said a 28-year-old man, Ryan Egelston, fired at two people, striking one in the jaw. Egelston was arrested on Feb. 2 after allegedly shooting at a man who tried to sit on the same…
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Things to do this weekend in Denver and beyond
THURSDAY-DEC. 23 A popular holiday tradition begins, The Polar Express Train Ride to the North Pole in vintage train coaches, music and dancing and “Hot Chocolate” in the Pavilion. And there’s Santa at Colorado Railroad Museum, 17155 W. 44th Ave., in Golden. 4:30 to 9:15 p.m. today to Dec. 23four days each week but there are already…