Few innovations have had more of an impact on physical retail centers than the rise of e-commerce. From strip malls to mega shopping complexes, convenience of one-stop shopping in a single building once represented endless convenience.
Brick and Mortar on the Comeback Trail
Construction Going Green
For real estate investors, it’s never been easier “being green.”
Investing in a vacation property? Remember seasonality.
Many people consider purchasing a home or property in their favorite vacation spot. They dream of having a getaway for their family to use for generations.
Denver Remains a Desired Destination
Few areas of the country have seen more expansion in population than Denver. Over the past ten years, the population of Denver has grown by more than 20 percent. A new decade sees new residents continuing to stream in with many attracted by the growing number of employers setting up shop.
An Airtight Approach to Energy Efficiency
Soon, blower doors testing will be coming to a Mile High City building near you. All new construction and major renovations in Colorado will undergo these examinations to ensure that the structures are energy efficient and airtight.
The Landlord's Guide to Emotional Service Animals
If you're a landlord, there's a good chance that you're going to encounter the issue of service animals at some point in your career. Service animals and emotional support animals are important to many people throughout the United States. You probably already know that as a landlord, you have laws to follow concerning service animals. However, it's important to know exactly what the rules are. We spoke to Denver personal injury attorney Kyle Bachus of Bachus & Schanker, about what you need to know about Colorado's laws regarding emotional service animals.
