Santiago Calatrava’s adios to DIA: It’s about the money, honey

That sucking sound you hear out at Denver International Airport isn’t the arrival of the long-awaited, ever-elusive direct route to Tokyo. No, it’s the sound of tens of millions of dollars in “concepting” and design fees vanishing into the wild blue yonder, as architect Santiago Calatrava bows out of the…

Top 5 most expensive homes for sale in the Denver-Boulder area (PHOTOS)

We tend to associate the most expensive Colorado homes with celebrities. Witness our galleries of mountain retreats owned by the likes of Jerry Seinfeld and Roxanne Pulitzer, plus these shots of metro abodes previously occupied by Carmelo Anthony, Kenyon Martin and Josh McDaniels. But the most expensive Denver-Boulder area homes…

IKEA Share Space lets you share your IKEA love

You’ve gone to IKEA’s new store in Centennial. You’ve battled the lines. You’ve figured out those cute illustrated but confusing instructions. You’ve built the bed/dresser/bookshelf/etc. And it didn’t break when you put your ass/clothes/books/etc. on it. Hallelujah! What to do next? Share your IKEA love with other IKEA lovers…

Colorado apartment vacancy rates: Why are they so low?

According to just-released data compiled by the Colorado Division of Housing, the state’s apartment vacancy rate is the lowest it’s been in more than ten years. And, as this account from Inside Real Estate News points out, the rental market is particularly tight in Denver, with the average metro apartment…

Overland potatoes grow deep in rich, soiled history: Kenny Be’s Hip Tip

Montana City, the area’s first platted township, was founded in September 1858 on the east banks of the South Platte river near West Evans Avenue. The following spring, the cabins were dismantled and floated downriver to be rebuilt at the confluence of Cherry Creek. Rufus “Potato” Clark then homesteaded the…

Glenwood Springs ups its game to become “Most Fun Town in America”

Most lists of the country’s cutest, prettiest, drunkest, most livable/affordable/promiscuous places and/or people are, well, about as stupid as they sound. Standard response: “Sez who?” But there’s reason to believe that Glenwood Springs earned being singled out as the “Most Fun Town in America” last week in a cross-country contest…