With the number of people moving to Denver growing every day, it’s no secret that the city’s hottest neighborhoods are becoming increasingly expensive to live in. Here are a few up-and-coming areas to consider if you want to avoid paying Denver’s high rent prices while still living in a trendy neighborhood.

Organizing your home before you move is one of the best ways to reduce stress during the moving process. Decluttering before you even begin packing will make your move so much easier. Here are some of our best decluttering and organizing tips to help your move go as smoothly as possible.

Moving to the Denver Area? Whether you’re a foodie looking for the next best spot, big into the music and art scene, or have a love for craft brews, there is a little bit of everything for everyone here in Denver. Buckle up for a tour of some of the most popular Denver ‘hoods.

If you're a restless soul, moving to Denver will satisfy your adventurous spirit. Denver has an exciting array of restaurants, nightlife, festivals, breweries, and tons of interesting things to do that will keep you pleasantly amused.

 You just moved to Denver and baked your first cake. Didn't come out quite as you expected, did it? That's because baking works a little different at 5,280 feet above sea level.

The air pressure here is lower, and moisture evaporates more quickly which throws the balance of ingredients in a baking formula out of whack. Things like cream, eggs, and water evaporate before an item is finished baking, so adding a little more sugar and flour can go a long way.

Additionally, gases expand more in high altitude so your dough will rise faster. Combat this by decreasing leavening agents, such as baking soda and baking powder.