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Larry Hotz - Selling nearly 1000 homes since 1978, Former Managing Broker and Faculty Member, Colorado Association of Realtors. Follow Larry on Twitter
Littleton & SW
Dennis Martin - Another Dad/Daughter Real Estate Team sells homes throughout Denver's Southwest Suburbs. Dennis also managed a real estate company and sold homes for over 30 years.
Erie, Niwot, Northwest
Paula King
- a Certified Residential Specialist helping folks in Denver's north suburbs.
Downtown Denver
John Ludwig - Lo-Do, Business District, City Park, John lives in and knows the city.
West Denver
Melody Rivera
- and Rivera Team sell homes in Highlands, Lakewood, Westminister. She is also President of The Denver Board of Realtors.
Longmont & North
John Callis -
Broker since 1982 in Denver's northern suburbs. Lives in Boulder.
First Time Homes
Elizabeth Hotz
- Purdue grad and broker since 2005, Liz has lived in both the City and Suburbs. She know the best places for first-time buyers.
Aurora Co Suburbs
Maureen Moore
- Lives here and loves South Aurora, Maureen has been a Realtor here for 22 years.
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Boulder’s Wheel Deal
by Paula King, Boulder Colorado Real Estate Expert
Boulder has attempted to discourage automobile traffic for a long time. One of its most popular attractions is the pedestrian mall, Pearl Street Mall.
Visit www.boulder.downtown.com. Public parking garages are a bargain, with free parking on the weekends. Now, there is contest for better bicycle racks.
Boulder has more than its share of bike trails and open space throughout Boulder County, most of which eventually lead to downtown Boulder. A group of residents are holding a design contest to come up with attractive, efficient bike racks to be installed around the city. This will be done as the city does various upgrades to the sidewalks after replacing the existing parking meters with kiosks.
100 racks have already been purchased, but, if you have an idea for a new design, you can submit your plan through the groups blog, www.BoulderSpace.org. There are two categories. A design that follows the city’s specific guidelines and another that is creative based without restrictions.
Submissions will be accepted this Spring, with an exhibit of the chosen in early Summer. Check it out.
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