
One Crestmoor Park incident last week turned violent. A Hilltop home project was robbed seven times. “Guys are shaken.”
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One Crestmoor Park incident last week turned violent. A Hilltop home project was robbed seven times. “Guys are shaken.”
The linebacker stopped paying rent after the team cut him, the landlord alleges.
The sale process was messy.
A 60-year-old A-frame near Silverthorne, meanwhile, just went under contract. “There’s a certain mystique about A-frames.”
The home on a half acre has been owned by only two families.
Homes in Evergreen, Greenwood Village and Denver’s Country Club also made the list.
It’s the tony suburb’s second-most expensive home sale.
The home was originally built by the late Donald Sturm.
Douglas Kerbs says he bought the Washington Street home in 2008 because “I didn’t want to see it ruined.”
After buying the Broncos for $4.65 billion, what’s another $50 million?
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