Let’s face it, the Broncos are our amazing home town team. We love them and the fan support is booming. What many don’t realize is that the Denver Stadium District (we coined that phrase here) is also booming. With the huge new Federal and Decatur Station opening and the new development of Sun Valley this area is HOT! The views, if you haven’t seen them yet, of the Downtown are amazing. LoHi was the boom over the past 10 years…. with this be the next boom town.  Property values are growing at an amazing rate and folks in the know seem to want to keep it a secret.

We don’t like secrets.  Here is what you need to know.

Developers are racing in to buy up land and create cool Denver Urban living and all indicators are green that this is the area to look to next in Northwest Denver.

So we want to create tools for you to track and follow this real estate evolution. Whether you are a die hard Broncos Fan who want’s to live within walking distance of the stadium or an investor who sees this as a great rental opportunity this is one zone to watch.

Here is how you can keep tabs on the evolution of the new Denver Stadium District.

1. Follow our Denver Urban Stadium District page at https://denverurban.net/neighborhooddetail.cfm?nid=71
2. Follow listings closest to the Stadium at https://denverurban.net/featuredetail.cfm?fid=282
3. Follow the Denver Urban Stadium District Twitter Feed at https://twitter.com/denverstadium
4. Track property values for this neighborhood at https://denverurban.net/neighborhoodchart.cfm?nid=71
5. Track all Denver Neighborhood per square foot values at https://denverurban.net/neighborhoodpsf.cfm

Cheers and Go Broncos!

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I guess it’s better than being on the list of the Worst Hipster Neighborhoods.

But seriously, does having the best foodie restaurant spots (I definitely call myself a foodie, make fun of me all you want) make an area hipster.  Apparently it can include the high concentration of coffee shops (which is better than real estate offices, I mean we even know that).

Forbe’s list of what qualifies as  a hipster neighborhood seems to include the ability to ” roll out of bed and pick up a cup of single-origin java from a coffee shop on your corner” or “foraging for organic veggies at a farmers market and watching the latest hot indie band play on a small stage”.

Good food, good music, and a farmers market… sign me up.

We love LoHi as a favorite Denver neighborhood to live in and while I love the new restaurants opening up almost weekly here there is a small part of me that wishes it was still a secret.  But isn’t that the nature of growing neighborhoods.    But it’s not just about the food.   LoHi is beloved because of it’s cool growing art scene, modern architecture and more.   We love it, but do we want to share it.

Austin (which also made the list) addressed the issue this year with a t-shirt that has been selling like crazy.  It reflects the local’s view of their great “hipster” neighborhood.

Which I think a number of our friends and neighbors in LoHi can empathize with.

Here is the Urban Dictionary definition of “Hipster“…

Hipsters are a subculture of men and women typically in their 20’s and 30’s that value independent thinking, counter-culture, progressive politics, an appreciation of art and indie-rock, creativity, intelligence, and witty banter. The greatest concentrations of hipsters can be found living in the Williamsburg, Wicker Park, and Mission District neighborhoods of major cosmopolitan centers such as New York, Chicago, and San Francisco respectively. Although “hipsterism” is really a state of mind,it is also often intertwined with distinct fashion sensibilities. Hipsters reject the culturally-ignorant attitudes of mainstream consumers, and are often be seen wearing vintage and thrift store inspired fashions, tight-fitting jeans, old-school sneakers, and sometimes thick rimmed glasses. Both hipster men and women sport similar androgynous hair styles that include combinations of messy shag cuts and asymmetric side-swept bangs. Such styles are often associated with the work of creative stylists at urban salons, and are usually too “edgy” for the culturally-sheltered mainstream consumer. The “effortless cool” urban bohemian look of a hipster is exemplified in Urban Outfitters and American Apparel ads which cater towards the hipster demographic. Despite misconceptions based on their aesthetic tastes, hipsters tend to be well educated and often have liberal arts degrees, or degrees in maths and sciences, which also require certain creative analytical thinking abilities.

Is it a compliment or a slam… You tell us. Forbes Magazine lists our own LoHi Neighborhood as number 17 in their list of America’s Best Hipster Neighborhoods. Here’s the top 20

1. Silver Lake, Los Angeles, CA
2.  Mission district, San Francisco, CA
3. Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
4. Wicker Park, Chicago, IL
5. Pearl District, Portland, OR
6. H Street Corridor, Washington DC
7. East Austin, Austin, TX
8. Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA
9. The Uptown, Oakland, CA
10. Warehouse District, New Orleans, LA
11. Downtown Portland, Portland, ME
12. North Loop, Minneapolis, MN
13. North Park, San Diego, CA
14. Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, PA
15. Hampden, Baltimore, MD
16. Little Five Points, Atlanta, GA
17. LoHi, Denver, CO
18. Allston-Brighton, Boston, MA
19. Wynwood, Miami, FL
20. Lower Westheimer, Houston, Texas

To learn more about why we love LoHi (hipster or not) and our reasons why contact info@denverurban.net today.

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The residents of Denver are Awesome! When mother nature gifted the city with a snow storm yesterday the neighborhood came out in force with sleds, flying discs, tubes, skis and snowboards to play. Our favorite sledding hill in Denver is the mound in Commons Park and this video shares a bit of the antics.

Thank you mother nature!

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With a DJ spinning tunes, bloody marys and mimosas of all flavors spawning across tables like fish, and of course an endless stream of food Zengo was filled with energy this past weekend.

It was the debut of Zengo’s new Bottomless Brunch where $35 gets you all you can eat and drink!

You may remember that some time ago Zengo did offer brunch.  Situated with a great patio looking out at Commons Park  it seemed like it should have been a local Riverfront Park, LoHi, and Downtown Denver favorite.  But with competition such LoLa, Duo, Mona’s , LoHi Steak Bar, and more it takes more than just a great location to win the battle to win over Denver brunchers.

So Zengo did more.  Zengo has launched their new Bottomless Brunch.  For $35 you get both your food and cocktails for free.  The menu combines some original brunch creations with some of the favorites from the evening menu.  They hired a DJ to keep the tunes flowing and filled the room for their first weekend by offering a 50% off discount to their local patrons and fans.

Either way… the new Zengo Bottomless Brunch is surely going to spark some interest.

Now we want to hear from you… What is your favorite Brunch Spot in Denver (you can vote for up to five)?  Did we miss your favorite.. let us know.

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It is Halloween weekend and as many of you head off to check out the amazing 13th Floor and The Asylum Haunted Houses put on by getscared.com we just wanted to share our monster red carpet interviews.

See, they are just cute and misunderstood monsters. Happy Halloween from New Era!

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Welcome to the new Denver Urban Blog!  From restaurant openings to zombie crawls, from dog parks to light rail station openings, from historic denver loft renovations to glass walled sky rises… we will cover it all.

More coming soon and you can visit our main site at DenverUrban.com.

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