Home insurance premiums in Colorado have been increasing steadily for the past 10 years, and they’re going to keep rising.
There’s still no good news on Colorado Springs’ home buying market this spring, says Ann Kidd, as ever-increasing prices and now mortgage rates exclude would-be buyers.
Commercial real estate brokers in Colorado Springs are optimistic about the market as the pandemic slows, after 2021 proved to be a surprisingly strong year.
Quiet streets and cul-de-sacs suit some people, and there are plenty of suburban neighborhoods in Colorado Springs. But for those who want an urban lifestyle, Downtown living options are expanding.
Stuck between shrinking inventory and stagnating wages, Springs renters are feeling the squeeze.
A corporation recently acquired by the world’s biggest real estate investor has snapped up 108 houses in the frenzied Colorado Springs market since October, and in some cases paid over the asking price.
The real estate market in Colorado Springs is crazy. Homes are commanding prices 20 percent higher than they did just a year ago. Some even higher.
When George Nehme, a Realtor in Colorado Springs for 27 years, sits down with clients to discuss the homebuying process, he now has to prepare them for the city’s wild market. He doesn’t sugarcoat it.
Neighbors in the Skyway area wondered what was going on in early March when heavy equipment pulled in and started digging.
Sheena Remtema has lived in Fountain for 26 years and in the greater Fountain Valley area since 1969, when her father served in the military. As Fountain’s population grew, Remtema, a librarian with Pikes Peak Library District, said something she believes a lot of Fountain residents think: “…
On Jan. 4, only 341 single family detached homes in all price categories were for sale in El Paso County. Also listed that day were eight patio homes, 34 townhomes and 16 condos.
Ernest Chamblee has treated community service as a fundamental part of who he is, just as much as his real-estate businesses and two related LLCs. He was a Mayor’s Civic Leaders Fellow in 2021 and is involved in the City Investment Advisory Committee, the Boots to Suits program through Veter…
When Fernando Gonzalez confronts aggression in dogs in his work with Two Tails Training, he sees it as reflective of the changes he’s made in his own life. He’s proud of going to therapy and making intentional changes in himself to influence those around him.
When Joseph Shelton spoke out against transphobia and for the LGBTQ+ community at Colorado Springs School District 11’s Feb. 24 board meeting, he took the podium in a rainbow-colored jacket and made an impression. But he’s been on this mission for years.
Stephen Martin spent eight years in the United States Army. In that time, he rarely sat behind a computer and hardly ever looked through the lens of a camera.
There are great combinations that everyone knows, like peanut butter and jelly. And then there are pairings that are less well known, but still worthy of exploration, like poetry and philosophy, or artistry and incarceration.
Daniel Campaña got a very early start as an entrepreneur and leader. At 19, he started a nonprofit focused on encouraging students to leave the confines of church walls and volunteer in inner city communities. That communitarianism also motivated him to help found FOCUS several years later, …
If it hadn’t been for some very good pizza, Dr. Amy McDowell might not have become a doctor.
Every email from Justin Hayworth to his Ent Credit Union colleagues begins with a gleeful salutation:
Colorado Springs native DeLovell Earls grew up in Southeast, and attended The Colorado Springs School. As a senior, he was named to the Denver Post’s all-Colorado basketball team, while also excelling academically. A comment he made to the Denver Post about starring for his class 2A team is …
After graduating in 2005 from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in economics and government, Alex Lugo searched for a job that aligned with his values.
