Colorado Center

Market Station is a mixed-use development created by Continuum Partners on the site of the former…read moreRTD station which was moved to the Union Station complex. It includes 82,000 square feet of retail, 95,000 square feet of office space, 320 parking spaces offering valet and a mechanical stacking system, and 225 residences. The retail is a bit odd as it encompasses both the exterior of the complex and multiple corridors that cut through the interior which have been designated "Base Camp" by the developers. The main Base Camp corridor has open air seating and a row of retail spaces. The only tenant is Milk Tea People and the rest of the space has remained vacant. The entrances to the interior corridors are not very obvious to a pedestrian and this area never seems to get any significant traffic. I don't think it is destined to be a very successful retail strip. The exterior retail spaces are much more visible and those have attracted a number of major tenants. The largest exterior space is the Water Grill restaurant. Other tenants are Foreign Rider (active apparel), State and Liberty (menswear), Helly Hansen (technical outerwear), Thule (camping and packing equipment), Danner (boots), Chase Bank, Scarpaletto (shoes and accessories), Topo Designs (outdoor apparel, accessories, packs, and bags), T-Mobile, Adorn (interior design and accessories), Aktiv (Scandinavian-inspired outerwear), and Xfinity. There are five floors of office space, most of which is leased. The residential tower offers The Flats, 171 studios plus one and two bedroom apartments and Fourteen 45, 54 luxury condos. There's a fitness center and two clubhouses, a rooftop terrace with a pool, lounge, and grills, indoor bike maintenance and storage plus additional closets and lockers, car washing/detailing services, two outdoor dog runs plus a washing station, and a curated art program.

Five Points Neighborhood

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A historic Denver Neighborhood. Primarily Black residents early on and in recent times, a large…read moreinflux of White residents. Several historic buildings and lots of gentrification. There are several scoops in the area. Near Curtis Park and in lower downtown making it ideal for urban dwellers and sports fans. Has close access to RTD trains. Unfortunately, similar to many major cities, there is a homeless problem in the area and Denver is having a difficult time resolving it.

Flora

Flora is a 92-unit luxury apartment complex with a mix of studios, one-, two-, and three-bedrooms…read moreplus penthouses. It faces the South Platte River, just north of the RiNo Art Park and adjacent to the Platte River Trail. Amenities include a community lounge and kitchen, a year round pool with a sun deck, a fitness center, and a conference room. Secure parking is provided. The light rail station at 38th & Blake is a short walk. The Bob Ragland branch of the Denver Public Library is practically across the street. Five Points, LoDo, and Highlands are all within the immediate area. The neighborhood is filled with galleries, restaurants, bars, music venues, and interesting shops.

We moved into Flora two months ago and are already regretting our decision. We've had issue after…read moreissue with so many different items and the time that it's taken to try to get things resolved has added up to probably 20 hours of our time. To name just a few of the items we've asked to be resolved (and remain unresolved): the community coffee machine is inoperable 4-5 days/week, the carpet in the unit we moved into (which is brand new) is wavy and needs to be stretched, there's no login info for the Peloton bikes in the gym so no one can use them, homeless people hang out consistently in the entrance to the garage, residents can't reach anyone in the leasing office for assistance with anything on Sundays, Mondays or Tuesdays because they are closed. If you try to call the leasing office, all you can do is leave a message that goes unanswered. If there's an emergency, they just tell you to call 911. We have no idea if there is even a leasing office onsite because they keep themselves a complete mystery. A new management company took over last month and sent residents a letter saying they are so excited to start making positive changes and then, the following week, they sent another letter to all residents saying they are now imposing a new fee for HVAC. This fee is over $175 month (on top of all the other utilities & fees)! Also, commitments that the old management company made were no longer honored (i.e. simple things like installing hooks to hold hand towels in the bathroom). Furthermore, it took them over a week to figure out everyone's correct rent amounts because the ledgers were all incorrect for June. There is often a sewage smell in the building, parking garage and at the entrance area to the building. The restaurant/bar next door (38 Social) is SUPER loud most nights and also has big delivery trucks that block the alley entrance in the mornings, making it difficult to get in and out of the parking garage. The restaurant also overfills the alley dumpsters so there is broken glass and trash that you drive over in order to get into the parking garage. We had really high hopes of loving our new home but Flora has fallen short in so many areas. If you're thinking about moving here, I'd suggest seriously reconsidering. There are so many other really great buildings out there.

The Range at Reunion

I really love living here, the buildings are just about 2 years old and the property is really…read morenice. I'm in a large 2 bedroom and couldn't be happier. The Maintenance men Jean and Marcus do a great job with keeping up the grounds and whenever I have put in a work order they have gotten to it the same day. When I first leased Jazz was my leasing agent and she did a fantastic job getting me moved in. I heard she was promoted to an Assistant Manager and its been keeping her busy. Since then I've worked with Mary who is the Community Director and she has been very helpful and always friendly. I had to wait a while after moving in to get a garage but once I got one its easy to see why there was a wait as they are very spacious. I have used the pool and several other amenities around here and they are all great, including the dog wash which is a nice touch as I have 2 dogs who like me were pleasantly surprised to discover the water in the dog wash is warm! I do intend to start using the gym more this winter, and definitely have been recommending to my friends to move into the community, living across the street from King Soopers and a brand new Ziggis is pretty cool too.

My daughter lives there and from the moment she moved in on the 3rd floor, the ceiling has been…read moredripping with leaks. This company has been dragging its feet to do repairs. Once someone finally did something, it was not a successful repair and it is leaking even worse in more areas. A NEW ROOF IS NEEDED!!!!!!!!!!!!! Unless you want to feel like you live in a rainforest and enjoy living in sub par living conditions for $$$$ prices, DO NOT MOVE HERE

Walnut Workshop

This repurposed warehouse is one of the many co-working spaces for artists scattered around obscure…read morecorners of Denver. These are generally closed to the public, although this space often hosts an open studio on First Fridays. The participation level, unfortunately, is rather limited of late. The setup is minimalist. The open space has been sectioned off into separate studio cubicles. I find it all rather cramped, dark, and gloomy. There's a rudimentary kitchen and lounge area. Some art is displayed on the hallway walls. There's also an outdoor lounge area hidden at the rear. A nice mural sets off the Walnut Street side of the building. The RiNoVELO custom bicycle shop has its headquarters here. Another interesting tenant is the LeahTard Wedgie/Cirque Gravizoides aerial fabric arcobatics studio.

Brad Snyders-RE/MAX Professionals

incessant unwelcome marketing activities. Will not stop after many requests to do so.read more

I would like to recommend Brad Snyders as a realtor. Brad has worked for us 3 times. The first…read moretimes were back in 2009 when he not only helped us sell a house but buy the next one. He sold that house in less than 3 days! And he helped us find our dream home. Next in 2019, we decided to move out of state and downsize. In a more difficult market, he sold our house in less than 30 days. I think you can definitely rely on Brad to help you either buying or selling your home.

Vine at Panorama

Anriyavn was lovely! This property was very clean, sleek and spacious. They also have these awesome…read morecommunity benefits like kids club! Very exciting new apartment community!

The Lakes At Monico Pointe

I've never seen such a change in what use to be City Square apartment but now is Monico Lakes…read moreapartment the staff are Great, polite, they wear name tags which is great their updating everything the pool has been great chemical wise so yes I would say this is a great place to live and they have a dog park too.

I've lived at Lakes for 11 years, have had good times and not so great. The new management has made…read morea HUGE improvement the last year and a half. Especially Jeff, he fixed my heat right for the first time in four years! I have a cheap apartment but it's really nice for the money. The new manager did a good job getting better renters. There are still a lot of kids that can get a bit noisey but overall I just love it.

Kristina Casinelli - Usaj Realty

Kristina was a great real estate agent and resource when looking for a home in the Sloans Lake…read morearea. The market was extremely competitive, so she made sure to offer guidance as to what to offer and what needed to be ready prior to making that offer. The townhome market is in high supply over there, so it helps to know what others are paying per square foot as well. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking to buy or sell in the Denver Area. She even got me a nice closing gift as well. Many thanks!

Curios Nature & Co