Posts Tagged ‘Perry & Co’

Sunnyside still feels like an old-fashioned neighborhood – with a plethora of mature trees, beautiful Victorian houses, and local charm that’s often under-appreciated amongst the popularity of Highlands. It’s the kind of neighborhood where people sit on their front porches, kids play in the streets, and…


For a limited time, June 1 – 15, 2009, Denver is issuing FREE construction permits to homeowners, and licensed contractors, for qualified home improvements or repairs to existing one and two family dwellings, which can increase the value of the home.


Every real estate agent I know has their own determining factors on whether or not they want to take a listing. One such factor you may not have thought of is a Feng Shui analysis with the homeowner.


McStain Homes files for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy after 45 years in business, stating “McStain will no longer be able to service your new home warranty.”


Perry & Co. Vice President Jon Larrance has been nominated for the Denver Board of Realtors’ 2009 Director Election to take place July 15, 2009.


Perry & Co. Vice President Jon Larrance has been nominated for the Denver Board of Realtors’ 2009 Director Election to take place July 15, 2009. Read his Candidate Statement here…


No need to “Sneak a Peek at Bonnie Brae’s Newest Tudor” as the house located at 933 S. Euclid Way is now complete! Come take a look, you will not be disappointed!


Step inside this Pottery Barn Perfect home, Z Gallery hip condo. The views from the moment you step inside the condo will take your breath away! 2225 Buchtel Blvd #912 is competitively priced at only 225,000!


At Perry & Co. we pride ourselves on being a boutique real estate company. We fit the small definition for some, because we’re small, say, compared to the franchise operations, but we still have multiple offices in specialized locations to serve our agents, and their clients. Dare I say we’re “fashionable”? Yes, because there is no greater fashion statement than having a pristine reputation.


Among other revisions, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 expands the First-time Homebuyer Tax Credit to include purchases made before Dec. 1, 2009. And it can now be used as a downpayment.