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As even more restaurants arrive at Landmark, buyers can save $20,000 to $100,000 at close-out of first tower

If you’re somebody who’s followed the story at The Landmark…maybe even came close to buying…this is the day to take another look. With 16 units left in Tower I ranging from 1-bedrooms to a 3-bedroom penthouse, Landmark is going into close-out mode with discounts ranging from $20,000 to $100,000, providing you write it now and close by year end.

What you already know is just how well the new-urban concept has played out at Landmark…the restaurant scene, just outside Tower I’s swanky lobby, an unqualified commercial success. Even on weeknights, places like Ted’s, Jing and Lime draw crowds, often on their way to a night out at Landmark Theaters or Comedy Club. Yanni’s is moving its venue here from Monaco; and Ali Baba has construction underway nearby. There’s more entertainment coming, too…La Cirque, set to bring a dueling pianos act…not far from where Master’s Gallery will move in.

Rentals Special Section

Metro Denver Realtor Foundation Golf Classic raises $14,000 for charity

The Metro Denver Realtor Foundation’s Ninth Annual Golf Classic, held recently at the Saddle Rock Golf Course in Aurora, raised over $14,000 on behalf of Back Packs for Kids and the Colorado Center for the Blind. The event included breakfast, an awards luncheon, silent auction and special door prizes. The Golf Classic was co-chaired by Mary Ann Hinrichsen, a leading broker associate with Re/Max Masters Inc., and Peggy Talbot, the real estate company’s ambassador.

At ‘Community of the Year’ Anthem Ranch, a ranch lifestyle gets even Douglas County couples to move to Broomfield

At Anthem Ranch, Del Webb’s all-ranch lifestyle community on a view-swept hillside north of Broomfield, it’s not that hard to get a buyer to pack up and move from Phoenix, or Ohio or even New Jersey. It’s a little tougher, says Del Webb’s Melanie Dube, to get somebody that lives in Highlands Ranch to do it…but it’s still happening.