Englewood, CO

This week we are going to see Yelp reviews of A-1 Scuba & Travel Center, located at the SW corner of Oxford and Santa Fe in Englewood, Colorado. They carry a large selection of quality scuba diving equipment, the best brands, the best equipment, and offer very reasonable prices on everything. They also carry scuba regulators, gauges and computers to fit every need and budget, wide variety of books, accessories, DVDs, diving watches, fish ID cards, dive lights, framed pictures and posters, awesome sunglasses, sunscreen, and everything else you need for a great dive trip.

Few of the top reviews are given below:

Rich from Evergreen, CO says, “Came in looking for snorkeling gear for a trip in a few weeks. I came in an hour before close and got a full hour and 10 min of instruction and advice, and the sales guy was respectful of our budget. I'm not sure how other scuba shops are in town, but this one is great!”

Christine from Denver, CO says, “I did there "Try Scuba" class and it was very interesting. I really enjoyed it and the staff was friendly and helpful and the instructor would take the time in a full class to make sure I was okay on the dive(my ears were hurting - still gotta learn the "pop" the ear technique). Anyways, this has inspired me to want to take the full scuba course prior to my vacation to the Cayman Islands that I have plans in Novemeber. I liked the tiki vibe the pool area had, I thought it was totally fun. I really like that one of the "dive options" at the end of the course included diving at the denver aquarium. Which seems super fun. Although this place is no where near my home(downtown denver), if it was closer I would do the course there. There is a different dive shop just blocks from my home. I'm gonna check it out... if I'm not satisfied then I'm gonna make the trek down to A-1.”

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The young Alternative band The Fairgrounds had their first real concert this past weekend at Moes Barbecue, a favorite bbq restaurant in old Englewood that hosts local bands on Saturday nights through out the summer. The Fairgrounds, a local High School band, has performed a half dozen concerts over the past 6 months including a nice charity fundraiser for an orphanage in Ghana, they raised over $1000 for that event which was the first time they ever performed in front of an audience.

Last night, the band was challenged to sell out the venue, which they politely did, not only did they sell out, but they had the biggest following of fans of the four participating bands, many of whom are twice as old as these young rockers. Actually one of the headliners, Calling Out West has a very strong loyal following as well, the bands play very similar music, and its no wonder, two of Calling Out West members are the older brother of the lead singer for The Fairgrounds.

Although very much in their infancy, these young artists are right at home on the stage and are growing and improving every concert. It is fun to see that they already have a group that knows there music and yells out requests between songs.

Can you tell Im a proud papa.

One of our agents will be listing a home in the Canyon Creek Condos Englewood CO next week. As we are getting ready to list this home, we pulled up all of the recent data on the area.

If you're not familiar with the area, Canyon Creek is located in Englewood, just north of e-470 off of Chambers. The area's proximity to Parker cause many buyers to think of this area as lying within the city limits of Parker, but these units are actually Englewood Condos.

If you'd like to learn more about this area or see any of the available homes, give us a call at 303-726-1874.

The following is all of the data for the Canyon Creek Condos for the past 6 months:

Canyon Creek Condos Englewood CO Sold

Canyon Creek Condos Englewood CO Non-Sold

Englewood Subdivision Condo Searches:
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A friend of mine called me this week and asked me to go and look at new cars with her. She is single and didn't want the salesman to think she was an easy mark walking in to the dealership by herself.

I told her no problem and I brought my husband along for good measure.

We went to a local car dealer (let's just say a Japanese car dealer) and walked into the showroom. We were immediately greeted by an eager man (let's call him Joe) who's English wasn't the best. I should have known things wouldn't go well when I introduced myself to him as Belinda and he called me Banana. Of course, if I were Anna Banana, this would not be a problem.

Joe immediately started peppering my friend with questions before she ever got to actually look at a car. When she told him she was interested in two models and just wanted to know approximately what the payments would be on each, he escorted her to his cubicle and got out a white sheet of paper. Joe asked her over and over again what she wanted her payment to be. She kept telling Joe that she wanted to know what the payments were before she would tell him anything else.

After 30 minutes of stressful dialogue, I finally spoke up (yes I was quiet for the whole thing up till then) and said "This isn't rocket science. I'm sure you've sold one or two of these in the past. Just tell her what the payment range is." Well, Joe wasn't at all happy with me. He still did not answer the question. I told my friend it was time to leave.

I grabbed my husband and said we are out of here. We walked out to our vehicles with the salesman chasing behind us. He kept saying he would get the numbers man for us. I told him he blew his chance and we were leaving. My friend told him she was angry and stressed and wanted nothing more to do with him.

I took my friend to the car dealership where my husband and I have bought our last 11 cars, including cars for our daughter. I was greeted with a hug from the general manager, Dave, and quickly made the introductions. I asked him if he could do anything and keep the payment in the range that she needed. He said no problem, and ran the numbers and came up with a payment that would only fluctuate a few dollars depending on which car she picked.

One of his seasoned salesmen assisted my friend and showed her everything there was to know about the car. He even programmed her cell phone into the SYNC system to show her how the hands free phone operated.

She finally decided to drive the car to see if she liked the way it felt. Once she pushed on the gas, she was in heaven.

Never once did our dealership, (Landmark Lincoln in Englewood, Colorado) pressure my friend. They treated her and her questions very sincerely and tried to accommodate her every need.

I am always amazed at the attitudes of some sales people. If I behaved the way that Joe did to my customers, well - let's just say I would be flipping burgers at the nearest burger joint.

Our team will be listing a fantastic 2 bedroom, ground floor home in Windmill Creek Condos tomorrow. In our preparation, we pulled the neighborhood statistics for the past 12 months and thought we would share them here.

We have sold a great many Englewood condos in Windmill Creek over the years. Our team has gotten to know the community very well and I highly recommend it every time a buyer is looking in the area.

The HOAs are very low (under $150 a month) and the amenities that the community provides are extensive. These 16 buildings share a clubhouse, pool, hot tub, office center, workout room and a sand volleyball pit.

The units themselves are some of the nicest in the area and for the price, you can't go wrong here.

Give our team a call at 303-726-1874 to talk about any of the available Englewood homes for sale in Windmill Creek.

Windmill Creek Condos Statistics

Sold

"Based on information from Metrolist®, Inc. for the period February 2010 through February 2011

Note:

This representation is based in whole or in part on content supplied by Metrolist®, Inc. Metrolist®, Inc. does not guarantee nor is it in any way responsible for its accuracy. Content maintained by Metrolist®, Inc. may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

Our team would be happy to discuss these stats and how Englewood foreclosures and Englewood Short Sales are impacting the market. Feel free to call us at 303-726-1874.