Building a custom home in Denver typically takes about 15 to 23 months from the first conversation to move-in, and less than two-thirds of that is construction. Most custom homes we build start at $500 to $700 per square foot and land between $1.2 million and $1.5 million. The difference between a project that stays on budget and one that doesn’t is almost always decided before the first shovel hits the ground.
The City of Denver has released the first draft of the Burnham Yard Small Area Plan, a 61-page document that will guide the city’s priorities for the former railyard where the Denver Broncos plan to build their next stadium. The draft contains more than 30 policy recommendations and reflects roughly a year of community input from residents who attended open houses and submitted feedback on the future of the 58-acre site in La Alma Lincoln Park.
At Sustainable Design Build, we understand that remodeling a home is about more than adding square footage or updating finishes. It’s about designing spaces that accommodate life’s important transitions. For Denver homeowners preparing for a new baby or planning for a larger family, the following home remodeling ideas offer practical ways to create a more comfortable, adaptable living environment.
Maternity support at home can include the family, friends, living spaces, and everyday routines that help make pregnancy, welcoming a new baby, and adjusting to life as a growing family a little easier.
An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) can help new and expecting parents build a stronger family support system by providing independent housing for grandparents or other relatives on the same property. For a new mother, having trusted family members living steps away can make everyday support more accessible during pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the first years of raising a child. Unlike simply adding another bedroom to a home, an ADU gives extended family a private residence with its own living space, kitchen, bathroom, and entrance while keeping them close enough to help with childcare, meals, errands, household responsibilities, and the everyday demands of a growing family.
Warm natural kitchens are becoming one of the most popular remodeling trends in Denver as homeowners move away from overly sterile designs and prioritize organic materials, layered lighting, natural wood tones, and functional layouts. These kitchens combine modern functionality with timeless interior design elements that improve both everyday living and long-term home value.
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