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Welcome to a modern, consumer based Real Estate podcast with a twist. We aim to bring relevant information on the Housing Market to you in a way that’s as easy to enjoy as your favorite whiskey. Each week we will taste and review a new bottle of bourbon, poured over the latest topics that matter in Real Estate. If you’ve ever thought about buying a home, selling a home, or doing neither and just enjoying some Colonel E.H Taylor in a classy tumbler, then this podcast is for YOU. Come along with us on this journey to better understand the insanity that is the current housing market, and coping with it the best way we know how, with a nice bottle of Bourbon.

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March 1, 20261 hr 8 min

Trump vs Institutional Investors | Will Banning BlackRock Fix Housing Affordability? (Ft. Stranahan’s Original Colorado Single Malt Review)

President Trump says he wants to ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes. But will that actually make housing more affordable?In this episode of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we break down Trump’s proposal to limit corporate ownership of residential real estate, what “institutional investor” even means, and whether companies like BlackRock are truly driving up home prices — all while reviewing Stranahan’s Original Colorado Single Malt Whiskey.If you’re frustrated about affordability, rising home prices, or hedge funds buying houses, this episode is a must-watch.In this episode we cover:• What Trump’s Truth Social post actually proposed• What qualifies as an “institutional investor”• How many homes BlackRock actually owns• The real percentage of homes owned by corporations• Whether investors are really driving up prices• Why 65% of homes are still owned by primary residents• The difference between mega-investors and small landlords• Three possible ways Congress could regulate housing investors• Ownership caps vs holding period requirements• Why supply and demand — not hedge funds — drive home values• How federal vs state power impacts housing regulationWe also break down real numbers from 2020–2025 showing how investor capital flows have changed — and whether they actually correlate with affordability.Is banning institutional investors a real solution… or just a headline?🥃 Whiskey Review: Stranahan’s Original Colorado Single MaltA Denver-based single malt made with 100% malted barley and Rocky Mountain water.We break down:• Caramel, butterscotch & vanilla on the nose• Silky, “table cream” mouthfeel• Charred oak, leather & cinnamon spice finish• How single malt differs from traditional bourbon• Whether Colorado can compete with ScotlandDoes this American single malt hold up against classic bourbons?⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro – Trump’s Housing Proposal04:00 What Is an Institutional Investor?10:00 Stranahan’s Single Malt First Impressions18:00 How Many Homes Do Corporations Actually Own?25:00 BlackRock & Mega Investor Breakdown35:00 Can the Federal Government Even Ban It?40:00 Ownership Caps Explained45:00 Holding Period Strategy50:00 Are Investors Really the Problem?54:00 Supply & Demand Reality Check57:00 One Rock Takeaway1:00:00 Whiskey RatingIf you’re buying or selling in Colorado and want straight answers (no political spin — just strategy), reach out. The real solution to affordability starts with understanding the data.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, and the Front Range📩 Drop your thoughts in the comments — should institutional investors be banned?#ColoradoRealEstate #HousingAffordability #InstitutionalInvestors #BlackRock #TrumpHousingPlan #RealEstatePodcast #HousingMarket #Stranahans #SingleMalt #DenverRealEstate

March 1, 20261 hr 12 min

2026 Housing Market Predictions | Interest Rates, Inventory & Affordability Explained (Ft. 2XO “Two Times Oak” Review)

What will happen to the housing market in 2026? Will mortgage rates finally drop below 6%? Is affordability improving? And are we heading toward a buyer’s market?In this episode of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we recap our 2025 predictions (and how accurate we were), then break down our 2026 housing market forecast — covering interest rates, inventory growth, affordability trends, climate-driven migration, and what buyers and sellers should expect — all while reviewing 2XO “Two Times Oak” Bourbon by Dixon Dedman.If you’re planning to buy or sell in 2026, this episode is a must-watch.In this episode we cover:• Why mortgage rates are driven by Treasury bonds (not just the Fed)• Our 2026 mortgage rate prediction (will we dip below 6%?)• Why affordability depends on 3 key factors: rates, wages, and prices• How wage growth could finally outpace home value growth• Why Colorado inventory is increasing• The “lock-in effect” and why it’s starting to loosen• Why rental inventory is skyrocketing (and how that affects buyers)• Whether millennials still want to buy homes• How climate migration could impact real estate in 2026• Why smaller homes may become the new norm• Who will benefit most from the 2026 market shiftWhether you're a first-time buyer, move-up buyer, investor, or seller trying to time the market — understanding these trends could save (or make) you thousands.🥃 Bourbon Review: 2XO “Two Times Oak” by Dixon DedmanThis moderate rye mash bill bourbon is finished with charred American oak staves inserted during maturation — designed to enhance sweetness and oak complexity.We break down:• Vanilla, caramel & honeysuckle notes on the nose• Dark chocolate, citrus zest & cherry on the palate• How oak staves change the aging process• The science behind barrel interaction• Whether this bottle is marketing hype or legit craftsmanshipDoes this innovative oak technique deliver… or overcomplicate?⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro + Episode 101 Kickoff05:00 Bourbon 100 Celebration & Giveaway Announcement12:00 2XO Two Times Oak First Impressions18:00 2025 Predictions Recap (Were We Right?)25:00 Mortgage Rate Breakdown for 202635:00 Treasury Bonds vs The Fed Explained45:00 Inventory Trends & Lock-In Effect50:00 Rental Market Explosion55:00 Affordability & Wage Growth Outlook1:00:00 Climate Migration Prediction1:05:00 Buyer vs Seller Advantage in 20261:10:00 One Rock Takeaway1:15:00 Bourbon RatingIf you’re thinking about buying or selling in Colorado and want straight answers (no fear headlines — just strategy), reach out. Preparation beats prediction, and 2026 will reward buyers who plan early.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, and the Front Range📩 Drop your questions in the comments — we answer them on the next episode.#ColoradoRealEstate #HousingMarket2026 #MortgageRates #RealEstatePredictions #DenverRealEstate #HomeAffordability #InventoryTrends #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #2XO #BourbonReview

March 1, 20261 hr 12 min

Zillow RICO Lawsuit Explained | Commission Fixing, Zillow Flex & What It Means for Homebuyers (Ft. Hemingway Rye Review)

Zillow just got hit with a RICO lawsuit… but what does that actually mean for buyers, sellers, and real estate agents?In Episode 100 of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we break down the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) charge against Zillow, how Zillow Flex works, the allegations around steering buyers toward Zillow Home Loans, and what this could mean for transparency in the real estate industry — all while reviewing Hemingway Rye (102 proof, rum & sherry cask finished).If you’ve ever clicked “Contact Agent” on Zillow, this episode is a must-watch.In this episode we cover:• What a RICO charge actually means (and why it’s serious)• How Zillow Flex referral fees work• What “thing of value” means under RESPA• The allegations of steering buyers to Zillow Home Loans• How Follow Up Boss ties into monitoring loan conversions• Whether referral fees impact commission negotiation• What “Top Agent” and “Premier Agent” really mean• The difference between preferred lenders vs required lenders• What consumers should ask when connected to a Zillow agent• How this lawsuit could impact lead generation across all industriesWe also discuss personal accountability in consumer decisions, how to properly vet agents and lenders, and what transparency should look like in modern real estate.Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious how the biggest real estate platform in the country operates — understanding this case could change how you approach your next transaction.🥃 Bourbon Review: Hemingway Rye (102 Proof)A blend of 6-year Indiana rye and 4-year Kentucky rye finished in rum-seasoned Oloroso sherry casks.We break down:• Raspberry, raisin & baking spice notes• Dark chocolate and caramel finish• The balance between sweetness and rye spice• How the rum cask influences mouthfeel• Whether it holds up after openingIs this a holiday-ready rye or too spice-forward once it opens?⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro – Episode 10004:00 What Is a RICO Charge?12:00 How Zillow Flex Actually Works18:00 Referral Fees & “Thing of Value” Explained24:00 Steering Allegations & Zillow Home Loans27:00 Follow Up Boss & Monitoring Metrics33:00 Commission Fixing Debate43:00 What Consumers Should Do59:00 One Rock Takeaway1:05:00 Bourbon RatingIf you're buying or selling in Colorado and want straight answers (no corporate spin, no fear headlines — just strategy), reach out. We believe transparency builds trust, and trust builds strong transactions.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, and the Front Range📩 Drop your questions in the comments — we answer them on the next episode.#Zillow #RICOLawsuit #RealEstateNews #ZillowFlex #CommissionFixing #ColoradoRealEstate #HousingMarket #MortgageIndustry #HemingwayRye #BourbonReview

March 1, 20261 hr 5 min

Denver Housing Market Crash? 91% of Homes Lost Value – What Zillow Got Wrong | (Ft.Jeptha Creed Review)

Did 91% of Denver homes really lose value this year?A recent news article claims Denver is leading the nation in a housing downturn — but is that actually true? In this episode of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we break down the viral Zillow report, explain how Zestimate data works (and doesn’t work), and show what the actual Case-Shiller Index says about Denver home prices.If you're a homeowner, buyer, seller, or investor in Colorado, this episode will help you separate headlines from real housing data.🥃 All while sipping and reviewing Jeptha Creed Four Grain Bourbon made with Bloody Butcher Corn.In This Episode We Cover:• Did 91% of Denver homes really lose value?• Why Zillow’s Zestimate data can be misleading• What the Case-Shiller Index actually shows• How many homes actually sold at a loss in 2025• Why media headlines create fear in real estate markets• The difference between perceived value vs. actual sold value• Denver housing appreciation over the last 10 years• Why inventory increases don’t automatically mean a crash• How to evaluate housing market data the right wayIf you’ve seen the headlines about Denver’s housing market crashing — this episode is your reality check.📊 The Real Data Behind the HeadlinesWe walk through:• Year-over-year appreciation in Denver• 10-year home value growth trends• Active inventory vs. demand in 2025• Why transaction volume matters more than online estimates• How to properly analyze real estate market statisticsBefore you panic about your home value — watch this.🥃 Bourbon Review: Jeptha Creed Four Grain Bourbon (98 Proof)We break down:• Nose: floral notes, sour mash tones, spice• Palate: caramel, blackberry jam, toasted pecans• Mouthfeel & finish• Does Bloody Butcher corn actually change the flavor?• Final rating out of 10Is it worth the $50 price point — or are there better sippers at this proof?⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro + 91% Headline Breakdown06:00 What Zillow’s Zestimate Actually Measures15:00 Case-Shiller Index Explained25:00 Did Denver Really Lose Value?35:00 Inventory Surge & Market Normalization46:00 One Rock Takeaway54:00 Jeptha Creed Bourbon Review59:00 Final RatingIf you're buying, selling, or investing in Denver real estate — don’t make decisions based on headlines.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, Brighton, and the Front Range📩 Drop your questions in the comments — we answer them on the next episode.#DenverRealEstate #ColoradoHousingMarket #Zillow #Zestimate #HousingMarketUpdate #DenverHousing #RealEstateInvesting #JepthaCreed #BourbonReview

March 1, 20261 hr 3 min

50-Year Mortgage Explained | Is This the Future of Home Buying? ( Ft. Midwinter Night’s Dram Review)

Is a 50-year mortgage the solution to housing affordability… or a financial trap?In this episode of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we break down the proposed 50-year mortgage option, how it compares to a traditional 30-year loan, and what it would actually cost homebuyers over time — all while sipping High West Midwinter Night’s Dram (Act 13, Scene 8).If you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or homeowner trying to understand rising home prices and monthly payments, this episode is a must-watch.In this episode we cover:• Why a 50-year mortgage is being discussed• How it impacts monthly payments vs a 30-year mortgage• The true cost of interest over 50 years• How amortization schedules really work• Why equity builds slower with longer-term loans• The difference between principal vs interest payments• How refinancing would affect long-term cost• Why banks may charge higher interest rates on 50-year loans• The impact on first-time buyers and affordability• What would actually fix the housing affordability crisisWe also break down real examples using Denver’s median home price to show exactly how much more you’d pay over time.If you're thinking about buying a home and wondering whether longer loan terms help or hurt — this episode will give you clarity.🥃 Bourbon Review: High West Midwinter Night’s Dram (Act 13, Scene 8)This limited annual release rye whiskey finished in port barrels is a fan favorite — and for good reason.We break down:• Spiced plum, clove, and black currant notes• Caramelized sugar and velvet port finish• The evolution of flavor from front palate to finish• Mouthfeel and spice balance• Whether this $150 bottle is worth the hypeIs it a special-occasion bottle or a must-have winter staple?⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro + Tribute + Why This Topic Matters05:00 High West Midwinter Night’s Dram First Impressions10:00 What Is a 50-Year Mortgage?15:00 Monthly Payment Comparison (30 vs 50 Years)20:00 Amortization & Equity Breakdown25:00 Total Interest Paid Over Time30:00 Refinancing Strategy – Does It Make Sense?35:00 Bank Risk & Interest Rate Implications40:00 What Would Actually Fix Affordability?46:00 One Rock Takeaway52:00 Bourbon RatingIf you’re buying or selling in Colorado and want straight answers (no fear headlines, just real strategy), reach out. We help clients structure smart financing plans that build equity — not just lower payments.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, and the Front Range📩 Drop your questions in the comments — we answer them on the next episode.#ColoradoRealEstate #50YearMortgage #HousingAffordability #MortgageRates #RealEstatePodcast #HighWest #MidwinterNightsDram #DenverRealEstate #FirstTimeHomeBuyer

March 1, 20261 hr 16 min

Haunted Houses, Murder Homes & Real Estate | Stigmatized Properties Explained (Ft. Hidden Barn Series 2 Kentucky Straight Bourbon)

Do you have to disclose if someone died in your house? What about a murder, meth lab, or paranormal activity?In this episode of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we break down the truth about stigmatized properties — including murder homes, haunted houses, drug houses, and controversial past owners — and how disclosure laws actually work in Colorado and across the U.S., all while reviewing Hidden Barn Series 2 Kentucky Straight Bourbon (111 proof).If you're buying or selling a home and wondering what MUST be disclosed (and what doesn’t), this episode is a must-watch.In this episode we cover:• What legally defines a stigmatized property• Whether deaths in a home must be disclosed in Colorado• Which states require disclosure of murder or suicide• Paranormal activity disclosure laws (yes, they exist)• How meth houses are remediated and disclosed• The Chris Watts home resale in Colorado• The Breaking Bad house listed for $4M• Whether haunted homes hurt or increase property value• Why 70% of buyers would still purchase a stigmatized home• How to protect yourself as a buyer or sellerWhether you're a homeowner, investor, or first-time buyer — understanding disclosure laws could protect your equity and your contract.🥃 Bourbon Review: Hidden Barn Series 2 (Kentucky Straight Bourbon)This 111-proof high-rye bourbon delivers serious complexity.We break down:• Juicy blackberry & Concord grape notes• Milk chocolate & fresh mint finish• Chewy mouthfeel & bold spice depth• The Prohibition-era “black barn” history• Why science-backed distilleries keep outperformingIs this one a top-shelf contender or just spooky-season hype?⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro + What Is a Stigmatized Property?06:00 Hidden Barn Series 2 First Impressions14:00 Disclosure Laws by State (Colorado vs Others)20:00 Murder Homes & The Chris Watts Property28:00 Meth Houses & Drug Property Remediation34:00 Paranormal Disclosure Laws Explained40:00 Would YOU Buy a Haunted House?46:00 Investor Angle on Stigmatized Properties52:00 Bourbon RatingIf you’re thinking about buying or selling in Colorado and want real answers (no superstition, just strategy), reach out. We help clients navigate everything from standard inspections to complex disclosure situations.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, and the Front Range📩 Drop your questions in the comments — we answer them on the next episode.#ColoradoRealEstate #StigmatizedProperty #HauntedHouse #MurderHouse #RealEstateDisclosure #MethHouse #HiddenBarn #BourbonReview #ColoradoHousingMarket

February 28, 20261 hr 7 min

Government Shutdown & The Housing Market ( ft .High West Bottled in Bond Rye Review)

What does a government shutdown mean for the housing market? In this episode of Real Estate Served on the Rocks, we break down how a federal shutdown impacts FHA loans, VA loans, USDA loans, flood insurance, mortgage approvals, and homebuyers across Colorado and beyond — all while reviewing High West Bottled in Bond Rye.If you're buying or selling a home right now, especially in military-heavy areas like Colorado Springs, this episode is a must-watch.In this episode we cover:• How a government shutdown affects FHA, VA, and USDA loans• What happens to flood insurance and FEMA approvals• Why Colorado Springs and military towns could be hit hardest• How lenders navigate IRS verification delays• What buyers can do to protect their earnest money• Why interest rates may actually drop during economic uncertainty• How consumer sentiment impacts home prices• What investors are watching right nowWhether you're an active-duty service member, federal employee, first-time buyer, or seasoned investor — understanding how federal funding affects mortgages is critical.🥃 Bourbon Review: High West Bottled in Bond RyeWe break down the tasting notes, mouthfeel, sweetness vs spice balance, and whether this rye is campfire-worthy or shelf-sitter material.⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 Intro + Government Shutdown Overview05:00 High West Bottled in Bond Rye First Impressions15:00 How FHA & VA Loans Are Affected20:00 IRS Delays + Income Verification Issues25:00 Military Impact (Colorado Springs Insight)30:00 Flood Insurance + Gulf Coast Concerns35:00 Interest Rates & Investor Behavior46:00 One Rock Takeaway52:00 Bourbon RatingIf you’re thinking about buying or selling in Colorado and want straight answers (no fear headlines, just strategy), reach out. We’ve navigated shutdowns before and know how to structure contracts to protect our clients.📍 Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, and the Front Range📩 Drop your questions in the comments — we answer them on the next episode.#ColoradoRealEstate #GovernmentShutdown #HousingMarket #FHALoan #VALoan #ColoradoSpringsRealEstate #MortgageRates #HighWest #BourbonReview

October 28, 20251 hr 20 min

How the Compass Merger Could Change Real Estate Forever (ft. E.H. Taylor Small Batch Review)

Welcome back to another pour of Real Estate Served on the Rocks! 🥃 This week we’re celebrating big wins and diving deep into one of the most controversial real estate topics of 2025 — the massive Compass + Anywhere Real Estate merger and what it could mean for buyers, sellers, and agents across the U.S.From off-market “private exclusive” listings to the growing push toward digital real estate transactions, we break down how these industry shifts could impact transparency, competition, and the future of homeownership.And of course, we’re celebrating the right way — with a pour of Colonel E.H. Taylor Small Batch Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon 🥃. A timeless Kentucky classic that proves some things are just better left the way they’ve always been made.In This Episode: ✅ Why the Compass + Anywhere Real Estate merger could reshape the housing industry ✅ The rise of “private exclusive” listings — innovation or market manipulation? ✅ How consolidation could impact small brokerages and consumer choice ✅ The myth of digital “one-click home buying” and what tech can’t replace ✅ Why experience and relationships will always outlast real estate trends ✅ Bourbon review: E.H. Taylor Small Batch Bottled-in-Bond — the definition of balance, history, and craftsmanshipBourbon Tasted in This Episode: 🥃 Colonel E.H. Taylor Small Batch (100 Proof, Bottled-in-Bond, Kentucky Straight Bourbon)TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Welcome Back + Celebrating Wins 1:15 Bourbon Review: Colonel E.H. Taylor Small Batch 8:00 Bourbon History & Buffalo Trace Legacy 16:00 Compass + Anywhere Real Estate Merger Breakdown 25:00 Off-Market Listings — Pros, Cons & Controversy 35:00 The Push for “Digital Closings” & Tech Overreach 45:00 Why the Free Market Still Wins 55:00 Lessons from History — Bourbon, Business & Balance 1:05:00 Bourbon Review + Final ThoughtsCONNECT WITH US: 📧 Email: RESOTR@themilehighperspective.com 📱 Call/Text: (720) 584-3361 🎥 YouTube: Living in Colorado | The Mile High Perspective 📸 Instagram & TikTok: @themilehighperspective👉 If you love real estate insights + bourbon reviews with real talk and no corporate spin, don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for your weekly pour of perspective! 🥃🏡#RealEstatePodcast #HOAFees #RealEstateNews #CompassRealEstate #AnywhereRealEstate #HousingMarket2025 #PrivateListings #RealEstateAgents #BrokerLife #RealEstateTips #BuyersMarket #ColonelEHTaylor #BourbonAndRealEstate #BourbonReview #WhiskeyLovers #WealthBuilding #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateInvesting #EHTaylorBourbon #RealEstateServedOnTheRocks

September 30, 20251 hr 15 min

Colorado HOA Hits Owners with $20K Special Assessment (Ft. Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon Review)

Welcome back to another pour of Real Estate Served on the Rocks! 🥃 This week, we’re keeping it Colorado local with a hot topic out of Colorado Springs — a community hit with a shocking $20,000 special assessment for roof repairs after a major hailstorm. We break down what special assessments really are, how HOAs handle them, and what every homeowner and buyer in Colorado needs to know about insurance, reserves, and HOA budgets before signing on the dotted line.And of course, we pair it with a pour: the award-winning Four Roses Single Barrel “Delicate Rye” Bourbon, which took home Best Single Barrel Whiskey at the 2024 World Whiskey Awards. With new mashbill experiments rolling out, this bottle is a fresh twist on a Kentucky classic — and it didn’t disappoint.In This Episode: ✅ What a special assessment is & why a Colorado Springs HOA billed owners $20K each ✅ How hail damage & rising insurance costs are reshaping Colorado real estate ✅ Why HOAs, insurance deductibles & condo lending rules matter more than ever ✅ How homeowners can protect themselves with loss assessment riders ✅ The growing risk of Colorado becoming a “renter state” if first-time buyers & seniors are priced out ✅ Bourbon review: Four Roses Single Barrel Delicate Rye — notes of oak, spice, cocoa & vanilla linger long on the palateBourbon Tasted in This Episode: 🥃 Four Roses Single Barrel “Delicate Rye” (World Whiskey Awards 2024 Winner)TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Welcome Back + Episode Intro 1:15 Bourbon Review: Four Roses Single Barrel Delicate Rye 10:30 Colorado Springs HOA Hit with $20K Special Assessments 15:00 Hailstorms, Roof Claims & Insurance Fallout 25:00 Rising Insurance Costs & Home Affordability in Colorado 35:00 FHA Lending Rules & Condo/Townhome Challenges45:00 Could Insurance Push Colorado Toward a Rental State? 55:00 Community Involvement, HOA Transparency & Homeowner Tips 1:00:00 One-Rock TakeawaysCONNECT WITH US: 📧 Email: RESOTR@themilehighperspective.com 📱 Call/Text: (720) 584-3361 🎥 YouTube: Living in Colorado | The Mile High Perspective 📸 Instagram & TikTok: @themilehighperspective👉 If you’re a homeowner, buyer, or bourbon fan, hit LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for weekly pours of Colorado real estate + whiskey talk! 🥃🏡#ColoradoRealEstate #DenverRealEstate #HOAFees #SpecialAssessments #BuyersMarket #HousingMarket2025 #ColoradoSprings #TownhomeLiving #CondoLife #HomeBuyingTips #FourRosesBourbon #BourbonAndRealEstate #BourbonReview #WhiskeyLovers #RealEstatePodcast #WealthBuilding #InsuranceCosts #HOAProblems #ColoradoHousing

September 23, 20258 hr 58 min

Colorado Growth & New Broncos Stadium Plans (Ft. Ironton Distillery Bottled in Bond Whiskey Review)

Welcome back to another pour of Real Estate Served on the Rocks! 🥃 This week’s episode is ALL about Colorado’s future — from the proposed new Denver Broncos stadium and redevelopment of historic rail yards, to the massive growth we’re seeing in northern Colorado (Greeley, Loveland, Windsor, Brighton).We also dive into the details of metro tax districts (and how they impact homeowners), the upcoming $15M wildlife land bridge over I-25, and what all of this means for the future of Colorado living.And of course — we pair it all with a review of Ironton Distillery’s Bottlrf in Bond Single Malt Whiskey 🍂🥃 — a 100-proof, bottled-in-bond Colorado whiskey made from all-local grains.In This Episode: ✅ New Denver Broncos stadium plans & Denver’s redevelopment future ✅ Why metro tax districts matter for Colorado homeowners & buyers ✅ Northern Colorado growth: Greeley, Loveland, Windsor, Brighton & beyond ✅ The $15M I-25 wildlife land bridge project explained ✅ How Colorado compares to other major U.S. growth cities ✅ Bourbon review: Ironton Distillery Bottling Barn Whiskey (Colorado bottled-in-bond) ✅ What’s next for Colorado food, culture & Michelin-star restaurantsBourbon Tasted in This Episode: 🥃 Ironton Distillery Bottling Barn Single Malt Whiskey (100 proof, bottled-in-bond, Colorado grown)TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Welcome Back + Colorado Growth Intro 8:00 Bourbon Review: Ironton Distillery Bottling Barn Single Malt Whiskey 15:00 New Denver Broncos Stadium Plans & Infrastructure Impact 30:00 Metro Tax Districts Explained 36:00 Wildlife Land Bridge Project Over I-25 40:00 Northern Colorado Growth (Greeley, Windsor, Loveland) 55:00 Housing Affordability & Builder Trends 1:10:00 Michelin Restaurants & Cultural Growth in Denver 1:30:00 One-Rock TakeawaysCONNECT WITH US: 📧 Email: RESOTR@themilehighperspective.com 📱 Call/Text: (720) 584-3361 🎥 YouTube: Living in Colorado | The Mile High Perspective 📸 Instagram & TikTok: @themilehighperspective👉 If you love the mix of Colorado real estate + bourbon culture, don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more pours of knowledge every week! 🥃🏡#ColoradoRealEstate #DenverRealEstate #NorthernColorado #HousingMarket2025 #BuyersMarket #SellersMarket #MetroTax #DenverBroncosStadium #ColoradoGrowth #GreeleyHomes #WindsorColorado #LovelandColorado #InvestInRealEstate #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #IrontonDistillery #ColoradoWhiskey #BourbonAndRealEstate #BourbonReview #WhiskeyLovers #RealEstatePodcast #PodcastLife