New Townhome Project in Golden Triangle! Coming Soon!

Ten 10 Brownstones, are sophisticated townhomes in the heart of the Golden Triangle. Seventeen brownstones, with a contemporary spin on design, are planned at the corner of 10th and Bannock St. Exterior materials will consist of floor to ceiling glass windows, sandstone, and brick which provides an exciting mix of warm and cool elements while also capturing the abundance of Colorado's predominantly sunny days. Each unit offers 3 beds/3.5 baths, 2 car attached garages, generous rooftop decks, private balconies, gas fireplaces, 10ft ceilings and sleek high-end finishes. Appointments include custom flat panel cabinets, Quartz type stone countertops, designer tile, European style glass shower doors, four piece designer baths, and open floor plans. Priced from mid-500’s and square footage ranges from 1895-1975 square feet. Construction is estimated to commence in February 2014 and completion is estimated for October 2014.

www.TEN10Brownstones.com

Boutique Hotel Opening in Union Station!

Named after preservationist Dana Crawford, The Crawford Hotel will bring a new exciting vibe to Union Station.

The hotel’s boutique design and luxurious accommodations were inspired by other high end Denver hotels, namely the Rtiz-Carlton, the Hotel Teatro and Hotel Monanco. The Crawford Hotel will boast 112 rooms in three different styles. On the second floor, guest will be transported back in time by staying in one of the "Pullman" rooms, modeled after the luxury private sleeping cars of old. The third floor, “Classic” rooms, will give visitors an experience of true indulgence with tall ceilings and large window. The former attic space, on the fourth floor, will be transformed into "loft" styled rooms, featuring exposed wood timbers, vaulted ceilings and a more contemporary design.

The hotel will also have 3,000 square feet of meeting space and an additional 22, 000 square feet of retail space below on the main floor. Scheduled to open July 11th, rates are estimated to start around $250.

The $50 million project will have its share of complications, including soundproofing, to keep guests from the nosy activity below in the great hall and the rail lines. Additional obstacles are expected as the City works to preserve and modernize a structure over 100 years old. The impressive design will have to conform to preservation standards while making the design relevant for modern times and future guests.

“The renovation seeks to re-create that sense of a grand public space not only meeting the needs of thousands of commuters passing through but being a destination in its own right”, Crawford said.

Read the full article at: http://www.denverpost.com/business/ci_24515079/crawford-hotel-will-put-flesh-old-bones-union?IADID=Search-www.denverpost.com-www.denverpost.com

University Park Row Homes are Going Fast!

After only 3 weeks on the market, almost 50% of the UNIVERSITY PARK ROW HOMES have been sold!

New buyers will get to experience the best of design and functionality. The open floor plans, oversized windows and vaulted ceilings emphasize the light and volume that flow through the space. Top of the line appliances, hardwood entries and Chroma stone slab countertops provide that feeling of ultimate luxury.

Owners will be able to appreciate the views while entertaining on their spacious private decks.

The charm and serenity of the Observatory Park neighborhood can be taken in during a quite stroll down the mature shade tree lined streets or by walking to the many shops and restaurants, just blocks away.

There are still units left but they won’t last long. Don’t miss out!

For More information visit: www.UniversityParkRow.com

Art Hotel Project in Denver

The Art, a new hotel project located at West 12th and Broadway, will astonish visitors with its combination of luxury hotel service and stunning art gallery. Hosting a collection of modern art, curated Dianne Vanderlip, the Denver Art Museum's former curator of modern and contemporary art, the grand entrance will display the collection in open showcases lining the portico styled entry way.

The project, costing $50 million, will feature 165 rooms and 50,000 square feet of office space. The hotel will serve as a keystone to Denver’s progressive cultural scene, while driving the City’s economy forward.

Architect Guadalupe Cantu of Davis Partnership Architects has ensured that The Art will be a will be a memorable experience for visitors.

To read more visit:http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_24452590/ground-broken-art-hotel-project#ixzz2jzyqsWkG

Millennials Define the Real Estate Market!

Millennials, with the eldest members of this group being in their early 30’s, are driving a large part of the current housing market. After a long wait to get into the market, fighting a challenging economy, they definitely know what they want.

Buying within their means and staying in their homes for as long as possible is important to Millenials. They are all about building equity. This means that getting the most for their money is a high prority.

Updated amenities and modern features, including wiring for technology, are being prioritized over large living spaces and luxury finishes. Having a good understanding of the still struggling economy, Millenials are willing to sacrifice square footage for better quality, walkable neighborhoods and greener living.

Open concept floor plans, flexible living spaces and outdoor areas are taking precedence over the formal and traditional spaces of older homes. Millenials want spaces they can make their own and adjust to fit their more modern needs.

Affordability remains paramount when juggling student loans and a sluggish job market.

It’s important for Sellers to understand how making necessary repairs and updates to their homes can make them much more attractive to this new wave of home buyers.

Read more at http://realtytimes.com/consumeradvice/sellersadvice1/item/26400-20131017-millennials-seek-quality-htm

University Park Row Homes Featured on 9 News!

These amazing new townhomes were just featured on 9 News!

Designed and constructed by Sprocket Design-Build, the University Park Row Homes are located at 2170-2180 South Josephine Street, one block east of D.U. There are 12 townhomes ranging 1,331 - 1,354 square feet, and each townhome has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, an outdoor deck off the master suite, and a 2 car attached garage with storage area. Prices start at $399,000.

These stylish living spaces emphasize light and volume with open floor plans, oversized windows, and vaulted ceilings. Each plan’s interior palette has been created by noted Denver interior design firm MCdesign, and feature hardwood entries, stainless steel Bosch Appliances, and Chroma stone slab countertops. Each row home also has a private deck ranging in size from 137- 186 square feet and are pre-wired for outdoor speakers and plumbed for water and BBQ gas grills, making them perfect for outdoor entertaining.

University Park Row Homes effortlessly mixes the charm of a college town, the convenience of a central location, and the serenity of a traditional neighborhood where lovely historic homes and mature shade trees line picturesque streets.

To see the 9 News feature click here: http://www.9news.com/news/article/361590/344/Real-estate-What-makes-DU-a-housing-hot-spot