What’s In a Name? – The Three C’s
I’m not usually stumped with grammatical issues, but I’m still pondering this one.
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Best Realtor to Sell Your Downtown Colorado Springs Victorian
Why Mimi Foster is the Best Old North End Colorado Springs Realtor For over a decade, my husband Dave and I restored more than a dozen Victorian homes in Downtown … Read more
Downtown Colorado Springs Victorian Homes
During the gold rush of the late 1890’s in nearby Cripple Creek, people flooded into Colorado Springs with their newfound wealth and built homes worthy of their new social status. … Read more
Location Location Location ~ what does that really mean to a Buyer or Seller?
When the time comes for you to buy or sell a home, the idea of LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION is one that can never be ignored.
Downtown Colorado Springs Real Estate
Some days in the real estate market in Downtown Colorado Springs are better than others.
Unbranding the Branding
When you need someone to help you with any of your real estate needs in any part of Colorado Springs or the surrounding areas, be sure to call Mimi Foster. With almost twenty years of experience, there are few who know the ins and outs of the market better than Mimi.
Downtown Colorado Springs Liquor Store
Exclusive Wine and Spirits store in the heart of Downtown Colorado Springs that sells not only wines from around the world, but also beers, single Malt Scotch, Vodka, Cognac, Bourbon, glassware, and so much more.
Downtown Colorado Springs Diverse Houses
Over the past 120 years, carriage houses and garages have been turned into small bungalows, so when you drive around Downtown Colorado Springs, you often see stately mansions and rambling family homes with a tiny one-bedroom house next door. Over the years, lot lines were re-drawn to make these individual homes their own sellable entities.
Crazy Lot Lines in Downtown
When you drive around Downtown Colorado Springs, you will often notice that there are big houses next to small houses. While it has an explanation, during the late 1800s, there was no consistency to how it was planned.
