EMPLOYMENT:
Some of Colorado's Largest Federal Employers include: U.S. Postal Service,
Department of Defense, Department of Interior, Department of Agriculture &
Department of Veterans Affairs.
Some of Denver's Largest Private-Sector Employers include: Coors Brewing
Company, Wal-Mart
Stores, King Soopers, Centura Health, Safeway, Qwest Communications
International, HCA-HealthOne, Exempla Healthcare, Target Stores, IBM 6,100
& University of Denver. Sun Microsystems has a beautiful campus in
Broomfield and rumor has it that Google will taking over a huge office
complex formerly occupied by Storage Technology in early 2008.
DINING:
From Food & Wine to Gourmet,
Denver's vast array of innovative chefs have been gaining a national reputation
for the city’s renaissance in fine dining. Always known for its
outstanding steak houses (Morton's, Elway's, Chart House or Ruths Chris), Denver now has a wide selection of Latin fusion
and Asian fusion restaurants, as well every other type of cuisine. Seafood
is flown in fresh daily from Mexico and both coasts.
SHOPPING:
As the largest city in a
1,000-kilometer circle, Denver is the shopping capital of the Rocky
Mountain West. Metro Denver offers 14 major shopping centers with 500,000
square feet of space or larger and numerous shopping districts with
several new projects planned. Long-time residents and newcomers discover a
diverse selection of dining and shopping options across the region. With nearly 500 department stores, boutiques and galleries,
the Cherry Creek Shopping District is the largest and most varied shopping
experience between St. Louis and San Francisco. Neighborhoods like
Highlands,
Golden Triangle and Santa Fe Arts District offer a multitude of
galleries. There’s always something to do in Denver.
ARTS, CULTURE & RECREATION:
The city has more than 40
museums and historic attractions, from
Buffalo Bill’s Grave & Museum to
our amazing new Denver Art Museum.
Denver has the nation’s
largest city park system along with 200 named parks, 850 miles of off-road
bike paths and 90 golf courses. The
Denver Zoo is the fourth most popular
in the nation. Denver has the largest city park system in America with 200
named parks in the city and 14,000 acres of parks in the nearby mountains.
Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Buffalo Bill’s Grave and beautiful
Echo Lake at
the base of Mount Evans are all Denver parks. There are 850 miles of
paved, off-road bike trails in metro Denver – the largest bike path
network of any urban area in the nation. Bikes can be rented downtown on
Platte Street in Highlands and in Cherry Creek North near the Cherry Creek
Bike Path. Denver has more than 17 miles of kayak chutes along the South
Platte River. Kayaks can be rented near Confluence Park on Platte Street.
Or visit the award-winning kayak park on Clear Creek in the center of
downtown Golden. This kayak course has been gaining national attention for
its design. Golfing enthusiasts can enjoy one of metro Denver’s 100-plus
golf courses!
SENIORS
There is never a recreational lull in metro Denver. Regardless of age,
there is something for everyone, particularly seniors who want to keep up
with their favorite pastimes. Seniors looking to retire here will find an
abundance of recreational activities from hiking and biking to boating,
hunting, fishing, golf.
SKI RESORTS:
Finally, relocating to
Colorado will surely involve annual trips to the dozens of mountain ski
resorts such as Vail, Aspen, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge to
name a few. Click here to
check out my comprehensive list of ski areas, local attractions, dining,
shopping, schools, parks, city governments, colleges & universities,
newspapers & media.
SPORTS TEAMS:
Denver is one of few
multi-professional sports cities in the US - featuring the two-time NFL
Champion Denver Broncos, to the two-time NHL Stanley Cup Champion
Colorado
Avalanche, NBA Western Division Champion
Denver Nuggets and MLB National
League Champion Colorado Rockies. We also have several top notch
college sports teams such as the
Colorado Buffaloes, Air Force Falcons &
Colorado State Rams.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:
As a newcomer who might like to get involved with
community organizations in order to meet
people and get to know your new community, you will quickly discover a
variety of options to fit your personality, skills and passions. Several
opportunities exist to volunteer on a one-time or short-term basis at
several places before making a long-term commitment. The choices are
extremely diverse and include volunteering
at hospitals, cultural arts venues, animal facilities, nature centers and
parks. Please visit
MetroVolunteers
to see if there's a good fit for you!
Use my Colorado Relocation &
Buyer's Toolbox and find out
how much home you qualify for, plus
get other tips for new first-time home buyers,
search for your next Denver home, condo, townhome or investment property,
information on the
9 Steps to buying Colorado real estate,
understanding what
buyer agency is and why you should be
represented in a Colorado real estate transaction & other
community resources
and volunteer opportunities.
You can also use my
mortgage calculator to see
how much
home you can afford in the Denver Metro area and explore available
mortgage & financing options,
get a list of my preferred service providers and
even
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Denver's hottest new home listings
sent to you via e-mail.
My free weekly
Real Estate and Economic News
will help you understand how the changing real estate market conditions &
interest rates affect your ability to purchase or sell a home.
If you like what you see or would like any additional
real estate advice, contact
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