Showing posts with label DNC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DNC. Show all posts

Friday, August 15, 2008

Local establishments

Today's blog will be about local establishments, located in: you guessed it- Cheesman Park.

The first of two that I will be highlighting will be Lik's Ice Cream. Located at 13th and Vine, this little local beauty is an establishment that you have to try! Check out their website here: http://www.liksicecream.com. From what I can read, it is handmade 14% butter fat ice cream, in many different flavors. It starts with vanilla to espresso almond fudge, and everything in between. A great try, and of course, Colorado Local.

The second, several doors away is Wyman's #5. With no actual website, it is the epitome of your local joint. The owner is the proprietor of The Irish Hound, the Elm, Three Dogs Tavern, and Spot Bar and Grill. With decent food, and a variety of beers on tap, there is little you wouldn't like about it. It isn't busy, but pays the rent- which means it is a bar, that is open. If you live in Cheesman or Cap Hill, an easy, safe walk gets you in and out, sans problem.

My apologies on lacking in the blogging field. I have been tied down with the DNC and doing some bike racing. I am sitting at the 2nd place spot in the Summit Mountain Challenge Mountain Bike series, which means I will get a neat photo, if I finish well next week! Hooray!

Thanks for reading!

Ed Martin
Showcase Properties
apexofdenver.blogspot.com
303-875-4450

Monday, July 21, 2008

DNC Housing...You know it is on all of your minds!

Good Day bloggers.

This will be short. In doing some research, the DNC coming to Denver is going to have a huge economic impact on Denver. It will encourage a lot of spending and optimism about our general state and economy. Personally, I think that the case is a little overstated, but it will bring a lot of people to Denver, which is great.

I am planning on renting my place out during the DNC. I am currently charging $450 a night, which I am not getting any bites. Another strategy just surfaced: go to the housing wanted craigslist site. I have posted apartments available on craigslist before, and it has never turned out badly.

nightly rentals are going for $300-$600 in my range, which isn't too much to ask. I would ask: How much is a home worth in a short-term rental market? Check it out.

http://denver.craigslist.org

Thanks for reading!

Ed Martin
Showcase Properties Unlimited
Apexofdenver.blogspot.com
303-875-4450