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Prepping for Drought

By - May 26, 2026

Water-Wise Landscaping in Colorado: Simple Ways to Help Your Yard Thrive A historically dry winter combined with a hot summer ahead is putting stress on lawns, trees, and gardens across Colorado, especially along the Front Range. As water conservation becomes increasingly important, the good news is that a few simple adjustments can help your landscaping stay healthy while using less water. Use

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Timing is Everything

By - May 26, 2026

There’s a quiet shift happening in the housing market, and it shows up in one number: age. According to the National Association of REALTORS©, the median age of homebuyers is now at a record high. First-time buyers are entering the market around age 40, up from 38 just a year ago, while repeat buyers are typically in their early 60s. For many first-time b

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Hosting with Heart

By - May 26, 2026

Sundance Film Festival puts Boulder and the Front Range on the world stage in January 2027. Beyond the mix of film premieres and cultural touchstones, Sundance represents an opportunity to build a global reputation for our community, state, and region. With the long view in mind, the city of Boulder has some recommendations for local businesses and home owners. While the festival creates an oppor

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Hidden Opportunities in Today's Market

By - May 26, 2026

Written by Lauren Nygren |  Senior Loan Officer  |  Guild Mortgage Complex markets often get labeled as “difficult,” but that’s not always accurate. In reality, complexity creates opportunity, just not in the most obvious ways. One reason the market feels complex right now is that multiple things are happening at once. Mortgage rates, for example, dropped closer

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Is AI Helping or Hurting Your Home Sale?

By - May 22, 2026

Artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of the real estate process, and it’s easy to see why. Buyers and sellers now have access to tools that can summarize market trends, estimate home values, compare listings, and even help narrow down searches using highly specific criteria. A buyer can type in something like “main floor primary suite, mountain views, home office, and wal

Community Guides

Why the Red Poppy Became a Symbol of Memorial Day

By - May 13, 2026

Each Memorial Day, small red poppies begin appearing on lapels, storefronts, and donation tables across the country. Many Americans recognize the flower as a symbol tied to veterans and remembrance, but fewer know the powerful story behind how the poppy became connected to Memorial Day in the first place. The tradition traces back to World War I and one of the most famous war poems ever written:

Boulder’s Next Chapter in Culture and Community

By - May 11, 2026

With Sundance Film Festival’s upcoming seasons now firmly on Boulder’s cultural calendar, attention is shifting from what it is to what it will bring. Each year, Sundance screens hundreds of films ranging from intimate documentaries to bold international features, offering a global snapshot of emerging voices in cinema. For Boulder audiences, the festival represents an unparalleled opp

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What Buyers Actually Have Leverage On Right Now (and What They Don’t)

By - April 22, 2026

There’s been a lot of noise about the market “shifting” over the past year, but for buyers in Boulder County and across Colorado, the real question is more specific: where do you actually have leverage right now and where are you still competing on seller terms? The answer is more nuanced than “buyers have the upper hand” or “sellers are still in control.&rdquo

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Why Some Homes Are Sitting (and Others Are Selling in a Week)

By - April 22, 2026

If you’ve been watching the Boulder County market this spring, you’ve probably noticed something that doesn’t quite add up at first glance: some homes are going under contract in a matter of days, while others—sometimes just down the street—are sitting for weeks. It’s not random, and it’s not just the market “slowing down.” It’s a shift

Community Guides

Boulder County Quick Guide to Explore Like a Local

By - April 15, 2026

🌄 Outdoor & Nature Hike the iconic Flatirons   Explore Chautauqua Park trails & meadow Visit Eldorado Canyon State Park for hiking or climbing Bike or walk the Boulder Creek Path  Catch sunset views from Flagstaff Mountain  Go trail running in Mount Sanitas Picnic along Boulder Creek Rock climb with a guide in Boulder Canyon Visit Walker Ranch Loop Starga

Interested in Volunteering for Sundance 2027?

By - April 01, 2026

The Sundance Film Festival is coming to Boulder, Colorado from January 21 to 31, 2027, and volunteering is your chance to be at the heart of the action. If you love film, enjoy connecting with people, or want a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world’s most celebrated festivals, this is the perfect opportunity. To get started, fill out the Volunteer Interest Form on the Sundance website.

Maximize Your Home During Sundance

By - March 31, 2026

As Boulder prepares to host the globally recognized Sundance Film Festival, short term rentals are becoming a meaningful opportunity for homeowners. With demand surging and inventory limited, those who plan ahead are in a strong position to benefit while also embracing Boulder’s “hosting with heart” philosophy.   Understand Local Regulations Short term rentals in Boulder

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Prepping for Drought

Timing is Everything

Hosting with Heart

Hidden Opportunities in Today's Market

Is AI Helping or Hurting Your Home Sale?

Why the Red Poppy Became a Symbol of Memorial Day

Boulder’s Next Chapter in Culture and Community

What Buyers Actually Have Leverage On Right Now (and What They Don’t)

Why Some Homes Are Sitting (and Others Are Selling in a Week)

Boulder County Quick Guide to Explore Like a Local

Interested in Volunteering for Sundance 2027?

Maximize Your Home During Sundance

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