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Black Forest Colorado Springs

The Black Forest area of Colorado Springs encompasses some 200,000 acres. The area is heavily wooded with some open grassland areas, primarily on the southern boundary, and is characterized by mostly 5 acre and larger lots in a rural setting. This beautiful area was named by a German Immigrant who

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By Acquire Homes

Snow Day Colorado Springs February 2013

Every once in a while we get a good snow day in Colorado Springs. This is a video of what it looks like when we get 6-10 inches of snow. Roads do get slippery, cars get stuck, but schools get cancelled, kids come out to play and people relax. It

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By Acquire Homes

Colorado Springs Northeast

The Colorado Springs Northeast side of town is really a missed gem by many people relocating to the area. When people are searching the internet for the best places to live in Colorado Springs, many times they overlook this area. I always tell people that this area is where the

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By Acquire Homes

Why Use Acquire To Buy A Home

Why should someone in Colorado Springs or someone who is relocating to Colorado Springs want to use Acquire to purchase a home for sale? The answer is very simple: We know the area. We are not just new transplants to Colorado Springs who decided to get a real estate license.

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By Rob Reinmuth

Old Colorado City Colorado Springs

Old Colorado city Colorado Springs is one of the historic areas in Colorado Springs where 100’s of thousands of visitors come to visit every year. Old Colorado city was established in 1859 and consists of homes built from that time period to the early 1960’s. An interesting fact about Old

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By Acquire Homes

Briargate Colorado Springs

The Briargate area in Colorado Springs has become one of the most popular areas in Colorado Springs to purchase homes. It consists of over 9,600 acres of developed land that includes over 4.5 miles of trail systems that all interlock together and 10 different community parks. These trail systems, parks

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By Rob Reinmuth