Shop for gifts, then a condo
A Four Seasons Boutique opened in Vail last week in conjunction with the luxury residence club’s Real Estate Gallery.
A new law on the books in Vail prohibits real estate offices from opening at street level, so the residence club’s marketing people worked with Four Seasons to establish a boutique on Bridge Street with the sales office upstairs.
The boutique will offer a variety of Four Seasons logo wear, including Patagonia fleece jackets, camp shirts, golf shirts, golf balls and Four Seasons robes.
It also will sell products from Colorado artisans, including bronze sculpture, jewelry, photo graphy, handmade baby blankets and all-natural candles.
Builders get into giving
Local homebuilders contributed $600,000 worth of labor and materials this year to help HomeAid develop housing for the temporarily homeless.
Village Homes, 5-Star Construction, John Laing Homes and Beazer Homes all contributed time and materials for projects along the Front Range.
Six projects are slated for completion or groundbreaking in 2008. The projects will serve Colorado’s transitionally homeless population for years to come.
A house in splitsville
Longmont financial planner Carol Ann Wilson is offering a certification program for real estate agents working with divorcing couples.
Certified Real Estate Divorce Specialists are trained in the legal and tax aspects of the divorce process as it relates to real estate. The training enables them to help divorcing couples get a fair and equitable division of real estate.
The course will be offered Jan. 9-10 at the Aurora Association of Realtors, 14301 E. Evans Drive, Aurora. For more information visit .
I-MAXimum movie-going
Movie-goers at the Orchard Town Center will be able to watch films using IMAX technology when AMC Entertainment opens its 12-screen theater next year.
The AMC megaplex is among the anchors planned for the center, a 215-acre lifestyle shopping center being developed by Forest City Commercial Group at the northwest corner of Interstate 25 and 144th Avenue.
Margaret Jackson: 303-954-1473 or mjackson@denverpost.com
