What to do in Denver in July 2025

July Events Around Town!

And some fun things to do in August!

 

 

July 7: Film on the Rocks – Legally Blonde

“Denver Film Presents – Film on The Rocks: Legally Blonde. Pre-show performances by blankslate and Hannah Jones Hosted by Janae Burris.” Get Tickets!












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$1 Million Homes in California

A three-bedroom kit house in Los Angeles, a two-bedroom cottage in Santa Rosa, and a three-bedroom home in Palm Springs.

In Tough Times in Alabama, It Helped to Live in a Ballroom

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A Scramble for a Woman, 77, Who Lost Her ‘Forever’ Apartment

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The Brooklyn Allergist’s Office That Was Once Home to a Spy

An antislavery spy who worked for the British in New York in the 1800s lived in a house that is now home to an allergy doctor descended from Horace Greeley.

The action-first formula fueling 1 team’s real estate surge

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Three Small Gardening Projects Anyone Can Do

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The pursuit of home: What we’re really celebrating this 4th of July

As we celebrate Independence Day, Troy Palmquist looks at where the dream of homeownership went off the rails and how the real estate industry helps — and hurts — homebuyers.

VA ends key foreclosure rescue program in another setback for veterans and their families

Housing counselor Rachael Hite says that VA loan holders who are having challenges paying their mortgages are losing a mortgage rescue and restructure plan called VASP.

7 secrets that sell: Summer staging on a smart budget

Luxury expert Chris Pollinger talks to the leadership team at LA's Elite Home Staging about the features that get luxury homes sold in the summertime.

Funny business: Why humor is the unsung hero of real estate survival

Coach Darryl Davis gives you permission to lighten up, enjoy yourself and have more fun in your real estate business.

7 ways remote work has shaped homebuyer preferences

When highlighting a home's features, Luke Babich writes, don't forget work-from-home preferences that make everyday more efficient and enjoyable for homeowners.

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The report beat analyst expectations by 37,000 jobs, curtailing hopes of a short-term rate cut in July. Several economists say mortgage rates will likely stay elevated and keep homebuyers on the sidelines.

From City Renters to Westchester Buyers, a Young Family Looked for Space to Grow

After renting a one-bedroom on the Upper West Side for years, a couple with a baby decided to search for a house outside the city. Which town could they afford?

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