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Patio season is one of those things Colorado takes seriously.Whether you’re in Denver, Colorado Springs, or Fort Collins...
06/17/2026

Patio season is one of those things Colorado takes seriously.

Whether you’re in Denver, Colorado Springs, or Fort Collins, there are so many spots to grab a drink, meet up with friends, or turn a normal afternoon into a very solid excuse to stay out a little longer.

A few patios worth saving:
Denver
Improper City
Forest Room 5
Wonderyard Garden + Table

Colorado Springs
Lumen8 Phantom
Canyon Brewing Company
Uprise Taphouse

Fort Collins
Union Bar & Soda Fountain
Odell Brewing Company
Cafe Vino

There are so many great places across Colorado to sit outside, catch up with friends, and make the most of the warmer months.

School’s out, which means it’s a good time to start keeping a few Colorado day trips in your back pocket.One of the best...
06/13/2026

School’s out, which means it’s a good time to start keeping a few Colorado day trips in your back pocket.

One of the best parts about living here is how many different kinds of days you can create without needing a full vacation planned. You can keep it easy with a lake walk and mountain views, spend the afternoon at the hot springs, take the kids somewhere with a little adventure, or make the drive for one of those classic Colorado experiences that everyone should do at least once.

A few ideas worth saving:
Sprague Lake for an easy, scenic day in Rocky Mountain National Park Indian Hot Springs for a slower, relaxing afternoon Royal Gorge Bridge & Park for big views and a little adventure The Cog for a memorable ride up Pikes Peak

Whether you have family visiting, kids home for summer, or just want to change up a weekend, Colorado makes it pretty easy to find something to do.

Farmers markets are back, and Colorado does this particular season really well. From the foothills to the Front Range to...
06/02/2026

Farmers markets are back, and Colorado does this particular season really well. From the foothills to the Front Range to the mountains, every weekend through summer turns into a slow morning somewhere with fresh peaches, cut flowers, breakfast burritos, and coffee from your favorite local vendors.

The Old Colorado City Farmers Market in Bancroft Park has been running for over forty years, which makes it one of the longest-standing markets in the state, and you can absolutely feel that history when you walk into it. Our Jade agents will be there this summer, so if you are headed to the market, come say hi. We love this one.

There are great markets all over the state worth marking on the calendar. The Larimer County market in Fort Collins is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year. Cherry Creek, Union Station, and South Pearl over in Denver each have their own personality and cover most of the weekend. The mountain markets in Vail, Breckenridge, and Steamboat are worth a Sunday on their own.

Littleton has this balance that’s hard to find.Tree-lined streets, older character homes, local restaurants, trails, and...
05/29/2026

Littleton has this balance that’s hard to find.

Tree-lined streets, older character homes, local restaurants, trails, and easy access to downtown without actually feeling like downtown.

People love Littleton because it feels established. The neighborhoods have personality, the community feels grounded, and there’s a mix of historic charm with updated homes and newer development nearby.

You can spend a Saturday grabbing coffee downtown, walking the Platte trail, checking out local shops, and still be close to the mountains.

It’s one of those areas that tends to hold long-term value because people genuinely love living there.

If you ask me what I’d do on a Sunday in Colorado, the answer is probably going to involve good coffee, getting outside ...
05/27/2026

If you ask me what I’d do on a Sunday in Colorado, the answer is probably going to involve good coffee, getting outside for a little while, and ending the day somewhere with a great patio or dinner reservation.

That’s one of the best parts about living here. Every city, neighborhood, and mountain town has its own rhythm. One weekend might look like coffee and a walk through Wash Park, another might turn into a drive to the mountains, brunch in Fort Collins, or an afternoon wandering around Colorado Springs.

There are so many incredible local coffee shops, trails, parks, restaurants, and hidden spots across the state that it’s honestly hard to run out of things to do. Colorado makes it really easy to romanticize your weekends a little.

And that’s a huge part of why people love living here.
Whether you’re more into slow mornings, mountain drives, trying new restaurants, patio season, or getting outside with friends, there’s genuinely something for everyone here.

05/23/2026

Patio season.
Farmer’s markets.
Long evenings outside.
Mountain drives that turn into full day trips.
Concerts at Red Rocks.
Last-minute hikes.
Open windows.
Neighborhood walks.
Golf mornings and rooftop dinners.
Golden hour that lasts forever.
Colorado summers just feel different.

It’s one of the biggest reasons people fall in love with living here. Every weekend feels like there’s something happening whether you’re in the city, the mountains, or somewhere in between.

And honestly, no two Colorado summers ever look exactly the same.

The market is still moving but buyers are paying attention to value, condition, and pricing more than they were a few ye...
05/20/2026

The market is still moving but buyers are paying attention to value, condition, and pricing more than they were a few years ago.

The homes getting the most attention right now are the ones that: • hit the market at the right price
• show well online
• feel move-in ready
• create urgency early

Overpricing usually leads to longer days on market, price reductions, and less leverage later on.

A strong pricing strategy isn’t about listing low. It’s about understanding buyer behavior, neighborhood trends, competition, and timing to position your home well from day one.

Every neighborhood is different right now, which is why local strategy matters so much.

Colorado’s March market tells a pretty clear story. More movement, more options, and a market that is starting to feel m...
05/15/2026

Colorado’s March market tells a pretty clear story. More movement, more options, and a market that is starting to feel more balanced heading into spring.

Statewide, Colorado saw:
• 12,803 new listings
• 9,541 pending sales
• 7,463 sold listings
• $545,000 median sale price
• 25,367 active listings
• 3.5 months of inventory
• 70 average days on market

What does that mean for buyers and sellers?
For buyers, there are more options than we saw during the most competitive years, which can create more room to compare homes, ask better questions, and make a thoughtful decision.

For sellers, strategy matters. Homes that are priced well, prepared well, and presented well are still getting attention, but buyers are paying closer attention to value.

The market is not one-size-fits-all. Every neighborhood, price point, and property type can behave differently, which is why local guidance matters.
More options does not mean no competition. And more balance does not mean no opportunity.

It just means the right strategy matters more.

Data from the Colorado Association of REALTORS® March 2026 statewide market report.

Colorado’s average home price sits around the mid-$500s right now, but what that actually looks like depends entirely on...
05/13/2026

Colorado’s average home price sits around the mid-$500s right now, but what that actually looks like depends entirely on where you want to live.

For around the same price point, you could have:

A suburban home with extra space in Colorado Springs A neighborhood close to the city in Denver Metro
A cabin tucked into the mountains
Or a larger home in Northern Colorado with room to grow

That’s one of the best parts about living here. Colorado isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Every area has its own pace, scenery, lifestyle, and personality and your budget can stretch in really different ways depending on what matters most to you.

There are a lot of ways to make Colorado feel like home.
If you’ve been wondering what your budget could actually look like here, let’s start the conversation.

Castle Rock has become one of those places people move to and never really want to leave.You get a little more space, in...
05/11/2026

Castle Rock has become one of those places people move to and never really want to leave.

You get a little more space, incredible views, newer neighborhoods, great trail systems, and an easy balance between Denver and Colorado Springs.

There’s a strong sense of community here too. Farmers markets, local events, breweries, hiking trails, golf courses, and growing restaurants without feeling overly busy.

It’s one of the few places that still feels connected to Colorado nature while continuing to grow in a really intentional way.

Whether you want newer builds, luxury neighborhoods, acreage, or family-friendly communities, Castle Rock has a little bit of everything.

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