Downtown Denver Real Estate and Living

Well, the DNC has come and gone.  As I drove to my office downtown, I was curious what it would feel like now that the buzz created by such a large event rolling through our town.  The first thing I noticed as I approached downtown was that there were streets blocked off still.  I thought this odd, then it occured to me that A Taste of Colorado is going on downtown this weekend.  This is always a fun event and a good time, with lots of good food to try.  On this holiday weekend, take the opportunity to stroll downtown and check it out. 

As I parked my car, there was no denying that there were considerably less people downtown, the massive police presence during the DNC had subsided and the streets were back to a normal layout and volume.  Despite the buzz may be gone, but there is still an energy about downtown Denver that is bubbling below the surface.  I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's something about Denver that I have always found very appealing.  Most likley it's that, in my opinion, Denver is an optimum size.  Large enough to give a big city feel and excitement, but not soo big that you can never park, or get to where you need to go without leaving a day in advance.  This past week is a prime example to me of what's fun about being Downtown.  Denver pulls in a major event, and immediatley afterward keeps rolling with an

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