Perry & Co. Real Estate Professionals has compiled this list of 2012 Metro Denver Front Range Colorado July 4th Fireworks Displays for your convenience. And if you Love this list please “Like” of us Facebook!
Aurora: July 4 9:30pm Contact: 303-739-7756 auroragov.org Aurora Municipal Center 15151 E. Alameda Pkwy. Aurora , CO 80012 Fireworks display on Great lawn (west side of Aurora Municipal Center) with patriotic music simulcast provided by KEZW radio AM 1430. Food and beverage booths.
Arvada: July 4 3pm-10pm Contact: 720-898-7000 arvada.org Stenger/Lutz Complex – W 58th Ave & Oak St. Arvada, CO. Various activities, events for children, food, live music, and more. 25 mins of Fireworks at 9pm. KOOL105 to simulcast a music medley choreographed for the fireworks display.
Boulder (unconfirmed as of 5/16): July 4 8:30pm Ralphie’s Independence Day Blast! www.boulder4thofjuly.com Folsom Field Boulder, Ralphie runs just before the Fireworks display at 9:30pm
Brighton: July 4 9pm brightonco.gov Friendship Park S. 8th St. & Southern St. Brighton, CO. Concert & Fireworks around 9pm
Broomfield: July 4 7pm broomfield.org Contact: 303-464-5509 Broomfield County Commons Park 13200 Sheridan Blvd. Broomfield, CO 80020 Various family activities, free concert by Soul School at 7pm. Fireworks around 9:15
Castle Rock (unconfirmed as of 5/16): July 4 9pm crgov.com Fireworks only this year between 9 & 9:30 at the Metzler Ranch Community Park 4175 Trail Boss Road.
Commerce City: July 3 7pm-10pm Contact: 303-727-3500 coloradorapids.com Dick’s Sporting Goods Park 6000 Victory Way Commerce City, CO 80022 Fireworks following the home Rapids vs Vancouver Whitecaps soccer game. Tickets start at $22.
Denver (unconfirmed as of 5/16) - Civic Center Park/Downtown: July 3 8pm-10pm Civic Center Park on Facebook Colfax & Broadway. Colorado Symphony concert and Fireworks. CBS Channel 4 will broadcast the event live and it will take place rain or shine.
Denver – Coors Field: June 29 & 30 6pm-10pm Contact: 303-292-0200 coloradorockies.com Coors Field Neighborhood Lodo 2001 Blake St Denver , CO 80205 Fireworks after the Rockies vs San Diego Padres games both nights.
Denver – Denver Country Club July 4 9:30pm Historically the DCC opens their east gate across from Bed, Bath & Beyond about 8:30 to allow friends to watch the fireworks show from the fairway. If not, the best place to watch is north of the Country Club along 1st Ave.
Denver – Invesco Field: July 3 7pm denveroutlaws.com Contact: 720-258-3000 Invesco Field at Mile High 1701 Bryant St. Denver, CO 80204 Fireworks after Outlaws vs Ohio Machine lacrosse game – Tickets to game starting at $15.
Edgewater (unconfirmed as of 5/16): July 3 4pm-10pm Contact: 303-238-7803 x. 28 edgewaterco.com Citizens Park 2431 Chase St. Edgewater, CO Fireworks start around 8:45pm
Englewood: July 4 3pm-10pm Contact: 303-762-2300 englewoodgov.org Belleview Park (near the corner of Windermere and Belleview) 5001 S. Inca Dr., CO 80110 Field games, activities, and live entertainment from 3 – 9 pm. The grand finale is Fireworks at 9:30 pm.
Fort Collins: July 4 11am – 10pm fcgov.com Live music, a beer garden and good ole American fun in the Town Square. Fierce Bad Rabbits opening for Ft. Collins Symphony at 6pm. Fireworks shot over City Park Lake at 9:35pm.
Glendale – Infinity Park: July 3 8:00pm glendale.co.us Infinity Park 950 S. Birch St. Glendale, CO 80246 The fireworks will be fired from Creekside Park, but are visible at various viewing locations throughout the City. The best viewing is at Cherry and Exposition.
Glendale – Four Mile Historic Park: July 4 10am-4pm fourmilehistoricpark.org Four Mile Historic Park 715 S. Forest St. Denver, CO 80246 Various activities, games, music, etc. but no fireworks show.
Golden (unconfirmed as of 5/16): July 4 12:30pm-10pm goldenlionsclub.org Lions Park 1300 10th St & Maple St. Golden, CO 80401 Children’s activities, free rides, face painting, food, live music all day. Fireworks at 9:30pm
Greeley: July 4 10pm greeleystampede.org Parade at 9am. Live music starting at 11am. Fireworks following the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra at 8pms at Stampede Park.
Greenwood Village: No Fireworks planned greenwoodvillage.com
Green Valley Ranch: July 4 8-9:30pm gvrco.com Green Valley Ranch Amphitheatre 4890 Argonne Way Denver, CO 80249 At Amphilitheater & Place. The Julius Show Concert, etc. Fireworks at 9:30.
Highlands Ranch: July 4 11am-10pm hrcaonline.org Directly across from Town Center, at the intersection of Highlands Ranch Parkway & Blake Dr. Highlands Ranch Town Center, and Civic Green Park are great locations to watch the show. Balloon Twisters, Face Painters, Vern’s Mini Train, Hayrack Rides, Games & Inflatables, parades, 5k and 3 live bands. Fireworks around 9:15pm
Lakewood: July 3 3pm-10pm lakewoodonparade.org at Jefferson County Sports Stadium located at 500 Kipling St & 6th Ave. Art Activities, Games and Rides for the kids. Live Music (starting at 3pm), Arts & Crafts, Entertainment, and a Beer Garden for the adults. Fireworks at 9:30pm
Littleton – Belleview Park: July 4 3pm-10pm Contact: 303-762-2300 englewoodgov.org Belleview Park (near the corner of Windermere and Belleview) 5001 S. Inca Dr., CO 80110 Field games, activities, and live entertainment from 3 – 9 pm.The grand finale is Fireworks at 9:30 pm.
Littleton – Hudson Gardens: July 3rd & 4th 7pm hudsongardens.org 6115 S Santa Fe Dr. Fireworks to follow Lee Greenwood concert on both nights. Tickets $29.
Lone Tree: July 4 3pm-10pm cityoflonetree.com Sweetwater Park 8300 1/2 Sweetwater Rd. Lone Tree, CO Residents from Lone Tree and Acres Green are invited to attend Lone Tree’s 15th Annual Independence Day Celebration. Wristbands are required for entry . Enjoy live music and a huge variety of activities including, quad bungee trampolines, climbing walls, face painters, caricature artists, airbrush artists, inflatables, clowns, petting zoo and our popular Celebration Hat making activity. Fireworks at 9:15pm
Longmont: July 4 9:30pm ci.longmont.co.us Boulder County Fairgrounds located at Hover & Boston. Fireworks at 9:30pm.
Louisville: July 4 6-11pm louisvilleco.gov At Coal Creek Golf Course, 585 West Dillon Road. Face painting and balloon animals for the kids. Music by Boulder Concert Band. Free shuttle bus service provided from 6 to 11PM from the Louisville Recreation Center & Home Depot parking lots.
Loveland: July 4 8pm ci.loveland.co.us Contact: (970) 962-2727 Celebrations at North Lake Park located at the corner of Taft Ave & 29th St. An 80+ member band will play patriotic favorites culminating with the fireworks show at 9:17pm.
Morrison: July 4 3pm-10pm bandimere.com Bandimere Speedway 3051 S. Rooney Rd Morrison, CO Fireworks * Jet Cars * Drag Racing * Troop Salute * Games * Rides * Music * Contests * Magicians *Food * Show * Car Toys Aftershock Stage with live entertainment * More! Fireworks at 9:30pm both nights. Tickets $20.
Northglenn: July 4 6:30am-10:30pm Contact: 303-450-8800 northglenn.org EB Rains Jr. Memorial Park 11801 Community Center Dr. Northglenn, CO 80233 Patriotic Pooch Parade, 4-mile and ½ mile runs, military recognition, Bike, Trike and Wheelchair Parade and live music. Fireworks at 9:30pm
Parker: July 4 6-10pm parkeronline.org Contact: 303-841-0353 Salisbury Park, 9200 Motsenbocker Rd in Parker. Live music by Under the Radar, local rock and pop band from 6 to 7 p.m., Rocky Mountain Brassworks 35-piece brass band from 7 to 8 p.m. and Buckstein’s country favorites from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Food vendors and children’s activities. The fireworks display will begin at 9:30 p.m.
Superior: July 4 7am townofsuperior.com Contact: 303-544-0359 Community Park 1500 Coalton Rd. Superior, CO Superior Downhill Mile race, parade, pancake breakfast, live music and Fireworks at golf course.
Westminster: July 4 6-9:45pm Contact: 303-430-2400 ext. 2223 ci.westminster.co.us Westminster City Park 10455 Sheridan Blvd. Westminster, CO Concert by Boogielicious at 7pm, food vendors. Fireworks at 9:15pm.
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A few years ago, many people were seeing their real estate investments appreciate at incredible rates, and in turn, were doing 1031 tax-deferred exchanges to defer their capital gains liabilities into new investment properties. But in today’s market, many investors see limited or no appreciation in their investment property. In times like this, does it make sense for an investor to sell their property and do a 1031 exchange?
In many cases, the answer is “yes.”
With almost all real estate sales involving improved property, there is the recapture of depreciation to consider. Section 1250 of the Internal Revenue Code requires that depreciation be recaptured at the current rate of 25%, which is higher than the current long-term capital gains rate. For this reason, the ability to defer the recapture of depreciation may make a 1031 exchange very attractive.
There are even more reasons to consider doing a 1031 tax-deferred exchange in a down market:
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Portfolio diversification (i.e., selling one larger property to acquire numerous smaller properties at today’s prices) or relocating investment properties to another area of the country with faster appreciation,
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Exchange raw land which produces no income for an improved property which can be rented to create positive cash flow,
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Exchange into a property that can be used professionally. For example, selling a single-family rental property and purchasing a new property that can accommodate your business, or
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Exchange from fully depreciated property into to a higher valued property that can be depreciated further.
The value of a 1031 Exchange is considerable, even in today’s market. Leveraging the cash that would otherwise be forfeited in capital gains taxes and/or depreciation recapture makes sense in any market and a 1031 Exchange is the vehicle to get it done.
For specific information about the tax ramifications of a 1031 Exchange, please contact your tax professional. For more information about how a 1031 Exchange can benefit you in various ways contact the author of this article, Carmine DiFulvio, of First American Exchange Company at 800-337-1031.
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The following quotes have been used in the Perry & Co. Real Estate Professionals Weekly Denver Realtor Sales Meeting Agendas. They are included in the weekly agenda in order to motivate company real estate agents and also illustrate the current economic situation in real estate. They are presented together here in chronological order beginning January 4, 2012.
Click here to see other year’s Motivational Quotes For Realtors.
“What’s gonna work? Team work. What’s gonna work? Team work!” – Wonder Pets
“Success in real estate starts with believing you’re worthy of it.” – Matthew Ferrara
“You cannot live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you.” – John Wooden, Basketball Coach
“When I thought I couldn’t go on, I forced myself to keep going. My success is based on persistence, not luck.” – Estee Lauder
“Who on earth do you think you are? A superstar? Well, right you are!” – John Lennon, Instant Karma
“Caring, it turns out, is a competitive advantage, and one that takes effort, not money.” – Seth Godin
“To sow your future sales, you must work the harvest in multiple stages: fertilizing, seeding, nurturing and cultivating your future bounty.” – Matthew Ferrara
“If you make a commitment to do what is required to be successful, you will eventually become addicted to the success and then the pain of doing what is required will actually become something you thrive on.” – Tom Tognoli, Intero Real Estate
“If you make a sale, you can make a living. If you make an investment of time and good service in a customer, you can make a fortune.” – Jim Rohn
“Each of us defines for ourselves what it means to be more successful.” – Spencer Johnson, MD
“Relationships trump technology.” – J. Lennox Scott, CEO John L. Scott Real Estate
“Make time for play time.” – Jon Larrance, COO Perry & Co.
“It’s not good enough to have satisfied customers, you must have dazzled customers.” – Dean Lindsay
“Find a mentor and get mentored.” – Mickey Matteson, Worldwide ERC Member
Click here to see other year’s Motivational Quotes For Realtors.
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The Perry & Co. Holiday Help List has been updated for 2011!
Everything you’ll need to know to have a great season is all right here (pass it along to all your holiday-stressed-out-host friends).
· Holiday Cocktails – Click here for Don Larrance’s Famous Eggnog recipe.
· College Football Bowls Schedule
· OpenTable Restaurant Reservations
· How To Cash In Your Colorado Lottery & Powerball Winnings
· How To Return a Gift To Amazon.com
· Denver Holiday Weather Forecast
All of us at Perry & Co. Real Estate Professionals would like to wish you a Happy and Safe Holiday Season!
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