Tag: residential
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Two longtime Re/Max companies join forces in Colorado Springs
Re/Max Advantage and Re/Max Properties, who’ve been rivals for years in Colorado Springs’ residential real estate market, have joined forces. The companies announced their merger this week, which their leaders say will create one of the area’s largest residential brokerages and whose combined 240 agents will have new opportunities to improve service for home buyers…
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Colorado Springs investment and development heavyweights form new real estate company
A Colorado Springs private equity firm and one of the city’s oldest and highest-profile developers are partnering on the creation of a new real estate company they say will bring a vibrant mix of land uses to the community and possibly beyond. The O’Neil Group and La Plata Communities announced this week they’ve formed ONE…
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‘Engaged and influential’: Longtime Re/Max Properties owner Joe Clement dies at 79
Joe Clement’s business might have been real estate, but his vocation was working with people. As the broker-owner of Re/Max Properties in Colorado Springs for nearly 40 years, which grew into one of the area’s largest residential brokerages, Clement and his agents successfully helped thousands to buy and sell homes in the Pikes Peak region.…
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Downtown Colorado Springs bucks regional and national trends, is thriving after COVID-19, report says
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Downtown Colorado Springs is bucking some regional and national trends — in a good way, according to the Downtown Partnership advocacy group. Unlike some cities that have struggled to bring back employees to their downtowns after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic four years ago,…
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Downtown Colorado Springs bucks regional and national trends, is thriving after COVID-19, report says
Office, retail and housing activity remain strong, according to the latest State of Downtown report
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Longtime Colorado Springs real estate developer Steve Schuck set for hall of fame induction
Longtime Colorado Springs real estate developer Steve Schuck will be inducted into the Colorado Business Hall of Fame next week — though his more than half-century career has never been about just real estate. The 87-year-old Schuck, who came to the Springs in the early 1960s from the East Coast after never having been farther west…