Homeschooling in Colorado Springs: Co-ops and Programs Guide 2026
Homeschooling in Colorado Springs continues to grow in popularity as families seek flexible, personalized education options that align with our outdoor lifestyle and strong community values. Whether you’re a military family stationed near Peterson AFB or Fort Carson, or a local looking for more control over your child’s learning, Colorado’s homeschool laws are among the […]
Fun Fact Friday 🏅 2/27/2026
Hey Friends! Just 4 fun facts for you today. I hope you have a great weekend! Blessings, Andrew Fun Fact 1: The United States ended the 2026 Winter Olympics with 12 gold medals. Norway won the most golds at 18. Source: r/dataisbeautiful Fun Fact 2: A year ago, 9 of the 50 largest metro area housing markets had more […]
Fun Fact Friday 🚙 2/20/2026
Hey Friends! I’ve got 4 fun facts for you today. I hope you have a great weekend! Blessings, Andrew Fun Fact 1: The typical homebuyer who purchased a home for below the list price in 2025 got an 7.9% average discount—the largest since 2012. Source: Redfin analysis of annual MLS data Fun Fact 2: Currently, natural gas is the […]
I-70 Floyd Hill Project: Major Improvements
The I-70 Floyd Hill project is one of Colorado’s most significant highway upgrades, improving safety, capacity, and travel times along a critical corridor west of Denver. While not directly in Colorado Springs, this project impacts our region by easing travel for residents, military families, and commuters heading to ski resorts, mountain towns, and the Front […]
Fun Fact Friday 🏦 2/13/2026
Hey Friends! I’ve got 3 fun facts for you today. I hope you have a great weekend! Blessings, Andrew Fun Fact 1: The market value of owner-occupied housing in America is now just over $50 trillion. That number has quadrupled since 2000 and doubled since 2015 (not adjusted for inflation). The owner equity share of that $50 trillion […]
Fun Fact Friday 🎨 2/6/2026
Hey Friends! I can’t believe January is over and we are nearly 1/4 of the way through February. I’ve got 4 fun facts for you today. I hope you have a great weekend! Blessings, Andrew Fun Fact 1: I’m not sure if this chart of popular exterior/interior colors is totally accurate because I couldn’t find the source on realtor(.)com or […]
What Is a DSCR Loan? A Simple Guide for Colorado Springs Investors
What is a DSCR loan? A Debt Service Coverage Ratio loan is a specialized mortgage designed for real estate investors, particularly those buying rental properties. Unlike traditional loans that qualify borrowers based on personal income and credit, a DSCR loan focuses on the property’s ability to generate rental income to cover the mortgage payment. This […]
Homeowners Net Worth Compared to Renters in Colorado Springs
Homeowners net worth compared to renters reveals a significant gap that has widened over decades, with homeowners typically building far greater wealth through equity and appreciation. In Colorado Springs, where median home prices stabilized around $441,000–$491,000 in 2026 (Pikes Peak MLS data), this difference is especially relevant for military families, first-time buyers, and long-term residents […]
Colorado Is Pausing the Gray Wolf Program: What It Means
Colorado is pausing the gray wolf program in early 2026, as announced by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), following a review of the initial reintroduction phase. The decision temporarily halts further releases of gray wolves into the state, citing concerns over livestock conflicts, public safety, and program costs. This pause comes after wolves were reintroduced […]
Top 5 Small Upgrades to Boost Your Home’s Value in Colorado Springs
These top 5 small upgrades to boost your home’s value in Colorado Springs can make a big difference in today’s market, where buyers seek move-in-ready properties with modern touches. With median prices steady around $441,000–$491,000 in 2026 (per Pikes Peak MLS), even modest improvements can increase appeal and sale price in competitive neighborhoods like Old […]