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Taking a new, attainably priced look at Stapleton with its 24 parks and choice of 25 restaurants

Everybody knows that Stapleton…with its huge Central Park, six schools, and loads of places to dine, shop and sip coffee…is Denver’s best selling ‘new-urbanist’ community. What you may NOT know is how little it costs to buy new home there now…particularly at some creative, attainably priced models that builders will show you today.

...Starting with Stapleton’s Central Park North neighborhood, right beside 80-acre Central Park with its sledding hill and trails that wander Westerly Creek, where you can see Wonderland Homes’ “Denver Traditions” series, with architecture modeled after historic areas like Wash Park: $280,900 for a 1,226-foot cottage ranch with basement and 2-car garage included (it’s attracting buyers wanting to live close to their Stapleton grandkids).

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Metro Denver Realtor Foundation Golf Classic raises $14,000 for charity

The Metro Denver Realtor Foundation’s Ninth Annual Golf Classic, held recently at the Saddle Rock Golf Course in Aurora, raised over $14,000 on behalf of Back Packs for Kids and the Colorado Center for the Blind. The event included breakfast, an awards luncheon, silent auction and special door prizes. The Golf Classic was co-chaired by Mary Ann Hinrichsen, a leading broker associate with Re/Max Masters Inc., and Peggy Talbot, the real estate company’s ambassador.

A fleeting chance for affordable single-family homes inside the Denver Tech Center’s expensive orbit

In a market where nobody could have been expected to sell anything, Berkeley Homes has plowed through 100 sales of its sharp looking single family homes in Centennial…with most disappearing to out-of-state relocating buyers who want to be seven minutes from the Denver Tech Center. But right now, with just five homes left, it’s local families that should be looking at this, before the last is gone.