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2022 BLACK DIAMOND AWARDS

low inventory and high demand pushed home prices in Denver up for the 10th consecutive year. Rather than squash the local residential real estate market, experts say the pandemic has fueled it: Coloradans who began working from and spending more time at home wanted to up-size, and workers who could newly do their jobs remotely flocked to the Mile High City for sunshine and schussing. Depending on your situation, that might

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