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Skip the crowds this Cinco de Mayo and bring the fiesta home. With a few fresh ingredients and simple recipes, you can create a festive spread that’s just as fun (and often more delicious). Set up a DIY taco bar, turn on some music, and enjoy. Cinco de Mayo at home is all about bold […]
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Colorado Springs Real Estate Quick Facts Mortgage rates were volatile-from a low below 6% and ending the Quarter at nearly 6.5% Average active listings for the quarter were 2,208, compared to 1,818 from the SQLY (up 17%) Total new listings for the quarter were 3,540, compared to 3,206 from the SQLY (up 10%) Sales for
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Spring in Colorado is more than a change of seasons—it’s a chance to reset your home after months of snow, wind, and temperature swings. From freeze-thaw cycles to intense sun exposure, Colorado homes face unique challenges, making spring the ideal time to tackle maintenance and upgrades that protect your investment and boost everyday enjoyment. Here
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March College Basketball has a long-standing history and is packed with statistics. Here are some fun facts that make filling out a bracket so entertaining and frustrating at the same time: The odds of a perfect bracket are astronomical: If you guessed every game randomly, the odds of a perfect bracket are about 1 in 9.2 quintillion. The
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Colorado Springs Real Estate Quick Facts 30-year mortgage rates dropped below 6%, which is a full point lower than a year ago 2224 listings are on the market-this is up 28% from the same month last year (SMLY) New listings for the month were 1,138 -which is up 23% from SMLY There were 656 sales
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Everyone loves a free attraction — and Colorado does it right. Throughout the year, museums, gardens, zoos, and cultural destinations across the state offer Free Days, making it easier for families, locals, and visitors to explore everything Colorado has to offer. These special days help make our state more accessible, inclusive, and full of opportunity
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Colorado Springs first zoo, Zoo Park, opened in 1906 in the Ivywild area, as a lively combination of animal exhibits and amusement attractions. Financial struggles and operational challenges plagued the park, and a devastating fire destroyed much of Zoo Park, killing many of the animals and bringing the attraction to an end by the mid-1910s.
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The Pikes Peak Region continues to stand out as a resilient and prosperous market, supported by high median household incomes and a well-educated workforce. While overall growth has moderated, the economy as a whole, has remained stable and employment continues to expand. The UCCS Economic Forum reports that higher interest in recent months, which is
Looking to fill your weekends in the dead of winter? Here’s a curated list of top 5 best-kept secrets in Colorado Springs – spots locals love that fly under the tourist radar and give you a more authentic, unique, off-the-beaten-path experience. Paint Mines Interpretive Park About a 45–60 min drive east of Colorado Springs, this
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