LIV Magazine | Denver Metro | Spring 2024

Revel in what’s next.

Pictured: 100 South Marion Street Parkway, Denver, CO | Brooke Burgamy 720.209.9677

Copywriting

Angela Jones Public Relations Manager, Metro Denver

Design & Production

Morgan Goodroad Senior Graphic Designer

Scott Kapela Graphic Designer

Contributors

Shannel Ryan President, Colorado

Nolan Carleton

Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications

Stacey Ginsburg

Senior Director, Creative & Production Services

Nicole Glenewinkel

Senior Marketing Manager

Camille Kireilis Marketing Manager

Payton Ross Brand Manager

Gracie Tipping

Senior Marketing Manager

Kylie Treble

Senior Director, Marketing Operations

Gabrielle Wiseman

Senior Marketing Manager

20+ Locally Owned Offices in Colorado

FRONT RANGE

Boulder 1050 Walnut Street, Suite 100

Boulder | 303.443.6161

Castle Rock

413 Wilcox Street

Castle Rock | 303.660.0801

Cherry Creek

100 Saint Paul Street, Suite 200 Denver | 303.893.3200

Colorado Springs

102 North Cascade Ave, Suite 110

Colorado Springs | 719.578.8800

RESORTS

Beaver Creek

26 Avondale Lane, Suite 119

Beaver Creek | 970.845.0400

Breckenridge

101 South Main Street

Breckenridge | 970.453.0550

Crested Butte

401 Elk Avenue

Crested Butte | 970.748.5150

Dillon

707 East Anemone Trail, Suite 4

Dillon | 970.453.0550

Edwards 34253 Highway 6, Suite 2A

Edwards | 970.748.5150

Telluride

137 West Colorado Avenue

Telluride | 970.728.1404

Telluride

215 San Juan Avenue, Suite C3

Telluride | 970.728.1404

Denver Tech Center 8000 East Belleview Avenue, Suite 200

Greenwood Village | 303.893.3200

Evergreen

31955 Castle Court, Unit 1 South

Evergreen | 303.674.3200

The Village at Castle Pines

858 West Happy Canyon Road, Suite 100

Castle Rock | 303.660.8800

The Village at Castle Pines Sales Center

482 West Happy Canyon Road

Castle Rock | 303.688.6100

Telluride

225 South Oak Street

Telluride | 970.728.3086

Telluride | Mountain Village

98 Aspen Ridge Drive

Mountain Village | 970.728.1404

Telluride | Mountain Village

565 Mountain Village Boulevard, Suite 101

Mountain Village | 970.728.1404

Vail | Bridge Street

228 Bridge Street, Suite 100

Vail | 970.476.7944

Vail | Mountain Haus

292 East Meadow Drive, Suite 101

Vail | 970.476.7944

Winter Park

78977 US Highway 40

Winter Park | 970.453.0550

The life you love.

A new season is upon us, on all fronts, and we acknowledge change as a familiar constant. Embracing the new and unexpected is intertwined in the Colorado DNA. We’re adventure seekers, adept and nimble, yet grounded and strong. This spring, we’re getting back to the life we love, whether it’s on a mountain bike, a yoga mat, or dining with friends at a newly minted Michelin star restaurant. You’ll find that blueprint throughout these pages – living with intention, mindfulness and soaking in the unique lifestyle Colorado offers.

We also take a deeper look at the Colorado real estate market trends, buyer interests and features once considered bonus yet now drive enduring value, like sustainability. The ebb and flow of the seasonal experience in the resorts draws new buyers to the unparalleled outdoor paradise.

And while we see and welcome innovation in our everdynamic industry, many aspects of our business hold steady, particularly LIV SIR’s unrivaled strength in the Colorado luxury market. Drawing on decades of market savvy and local expertise in the Front Range across Boulder, Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Denver, Evergreen, Golden, and Northern Colorado, as

Shannel Ryan

President, Colorado, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty

well as the resort markets of Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Crested Butte, Dillon, Telluride, Vail, and Winter Park. Our award-winning marketing team sets the bar for the industry, showcasing your home to a global network of potential buyers. Buyers enjoy unparalleled support, guidance and access to find their next homebase.

LIV SIR is proud to be the #1 Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliate, dominating the luxury real estate industry with an annual sales volume of $5.6 billion as of 2023. Our brand's rich history and global network spans 11 regions, 84 countries and territories, 1,115 offices, and 26,500 sales associates. Backed by centuries-long prestige and an unmatched reputation, LIV SIR provides local expertise with global reach.

Together, our 450+ brokers, alongside our dedicated leadership team, have weathered the storms of the pandemic, interest rate fluctuations, and limited inventory with you, our clients and friends, and it brings us joy each day to help you live the life you love. We look forward to helping you and your families as you write your next chapter.

Let’s embrace change together.

Returning to The Life You Love

Just four years ago, our lives were somewhat effortless — brunches with friends, exhilarating tennis matches, cinematic adventures, and the invigorating rush of spring skiing. Little did we realize then the profound richness of those simple moments. In early 2020, the world as we knew it shifted, plunging us into uncertainty, isolation, and adaptation. The pandemic’s grip was universal, its effects stretching across ages, backgrounds and geographies, casting shadows of loneliness, fear, and anxiety.

Yet, amid the gloom, rays of hope continue to pierce through. Today, as we witness the resurgence of cherished pastimes and the rekindling of human connections, we stand at the threshold of a new dawn. A Gallup poll from a year ago hinted at a yearning for

normalcy, with 47% of Americans unsure if they would ever return to pre-pandemic routines. But now, as life pulsates back into our communities, let us seize this moment to not merely exist but to thrive, finding the extraordinary in the ordinary.

Life happens in the small moments. This is an empowering realization. It’s the intricate tapestry of human connections and the bonds we form with those we love and the passions we fervently chase. Emerging from the pandemic, in Colorado, we’ve seen our mental health suffer, notably depression and anxiety. Many people recoiled and stopped chasing their joy as a way to adapt to the pandemic’s strain.

It’s time to get back to living with intention, igniting your passions, and surrounding yourself with the people and places that infuse your soul with love and light. It’s time to get back to the life you love.

As more people open up about their struggles, we learn we are all intertwined. According to Matt Mishkind, Ph.D., deputy director of the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, “We’re doing a much better job of having people talk about mental health, so it’s difficult to know if the numbers are truly going up or if more people are just opening up about it.”

Today, immense progress has been made, and people are returning to the hobbies they love — the rhythmic dance of pickleball, the lyrical pursuit of art or getting back into the saddle with equestrian pursuits. Coloradans took to outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and taking adventurous road trips to neighboring states.

“Hobbies are important and give you something to do. There’s a socialization aspect, and it allows you to build your network,” said Mishkind.

According to a 2015 study by The Society of Behavioral Medicine, the benefits of engaging in a leisure activity resulted in better mood, less stress and lower heart rate. “Hobbies, friendships, and engaging in the things you enjoy are all incredibly important. Self-care has had an industry built around it, but something as easy as going for a 20-minute walk, your stress levels start to reduce. If we could all do a little more of that it would be beneficial to our mental health,” said Mishkind.

It’s a fact that our brains are innately predisposed to fixate on the negative, a trait deeply rooted in the survival instincts of our cave-dwelling ancestors. Although we have evolved, this predisposition to home in on what’s amiss only contributes to stress and feelings of unhappiness. “Rewiring your brain takes practice,” said Vincent Atchity, president and CEO of Mental Health Colorado. “Have the self-awareness to recognize your own tendencies and thought processes. There’s no sure-fire way of stopping negative thoughts, but acknowledge that it’s possible and then interrupt and redirect your thoughts when you’re aware of them.”

When we experience too much stress in a short amount of time, it can erode our sense of agency, paving the way for a deterioration of mental well-being in the form of depression, anxiety, and addictive tendencies. Redirecting your attention toward the aspects within your control offers a powerful antidote. “Focus on breathing and remembering to breathe. When you feel something — breathe. Also, letting go. Everything is constantly changing, so learn to let it go,” suggests Atchity.

rewiring your brain takes practice

By evaluating overall lifestyle and engaging in stress-reducing activities, we can effectively alleviate these physical and mental symptoms, moving into an optimistic mindset. Getting there may require the help of a professional, but not always. By reframing societal perceptions of mental health support, we come to realize that something as simple as having a heartfelt talk with a friend holds remarkable therapeutic potential, noted Mishkind.

Access to care has historically posed challenges in Colorado, but organizations such as Mental Health Colorado are spearheading efforts to prioritize well-being for all residents. This includes building mental health support for schools and enhancing overall access to care. However, as Atchity highlights, the real hurdle lies in translating these ideals into tangible, effective practices.

In Colorado’s resort communities, Eagle Valley Behavioral Health is an American Hospital Association case study in creating accessible mental health care in their community. With the help of Vail Health and a generous gift from a local real estate developer, a 5,000-square-foot inpatient behavioral health facility will open in Edwards in 2025. Additional initiatives include prevention and education, crisis response and transition services.

“Eagle Valley Behavioral Health has done a great thing and made a lot of progress. Funding and good commitments have helped with the success, but those things aren’t commonplace,” said Atchity. He would like to encourage people to take on more well-being behaviors ourselves: “Be mindful about how you put yourself and your well-being together. Know what works for you because it’s different for everyone,” he advises.

getting back to the life you love

Energizing Green Smoothie

Total Time: 5 minutes Yields: 1 Serving

Make this energizing green smoothie next time you need a refreshing pick-me-up.

Ingredients:

1 cup chopped fresh pineapple

1 cup packed chopped kale

1 cup frozen green grapes

1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice

1 teaspoon finely grated fresh ginger

1 teaspoon ground flaxseed

Directions:

Put the pineapple, kale (stems removed), frozen grapes, lemon juice, ginger and flaxseed into a blender. Blend on high until very smooth, turning off the blender and pushing down on the ingredients with a spatula or wooden spoon as needed to help the blending process. Add 1 to 2 tablespoons of water if needed to adjust consistency. Pour into a glass and garnish with a pineapple wedge.

Embarking on a journey to reclaim a life you love, filled with passion and joy, begins with rekindling your connection to hobbies that resonate deeply with your soul. To chase your dreams with vigor and intention, try cultivating gratitude in your daily routine. Whether writing down or reflecting upon three things to be grateful for each day, doing this exercise repeatedly will help you feel more grateful and can be transformative. “Practice things that are good for you physically such as eating healthy, hydration, physical movement, and getting outdoors,” said Atchity.

If cooking was once a passion of yours, make more homecooked meals. Although the ease of ordering take out has been rising in recent years, that doesn’t mean cooking healthy meals at home must be hard. If the joy of cooking is missing from your life, start by planning and choosing simple recipes with few ingredients to start, such as a green smoothie for breakfast or in place of an afternoon snack. Then talk about it. Atchity recommends telling people about your passion, say cooking, so they ask you about it, and it becomes present again when it wouldn’t be there otherwise.

Add fitness to your life by reconnecting to the natural world around you. This is a key recommendation from Atchity, who suggests engaging in activities such as fly fishing in a tranquil stream, mountain biking on a rugged trail, or watching wildlife in their natural habitat. These activities have immense benefits, as does playing with your pet or getting sun on your face at one of Colorado’s spring festivals.

Colorado is dedicated to preserving and promoting outdoor recreation with an extensive network of neighborhood trails winding through various communities. Trails are a great way to connect with others because they become a place to meet neighbors, socialize with friends, and strengthen community bonds. All it takes is 20 minutes outside to start feeling the benefits.

While going to the movie theater or a concert at a smaller venue has had a slower return to pre-pandemic levels, travel has rebounded and steadily increased over the past two years. Companies encourage their employees to utilize their vacation time to relax, regroup, and recenter. Whether that’s a weekend mountain getaway to Vail, a staycation in Downtown Denver or a road trip embarking on a journey of our state’s history, ensure it’s something you love.

Keep the excitement of your vacation alive, before and after, by sharing your plans and reflecting on your experiences. “Those feelings enrich us, so we remember how much we enjoyed our vacation and the benefits of taking it last longer,” said Atchity.

Embarking on a journey to reclaim a life you love, filled with passion and joy, begins with rekindling your connection to hobbies that resonate deeply with your soul.

"It’s about connection, depth of connection, and changing up your routine."

Embracing daily mindfulness rituals can serve as a powerful antidote to the mental clutter that fuels stress, fostering a more positive mood and enabling you to remain engaged with your passions. Dare to celebrate every second and be thankful for where you’ve been and where you’re going. Simple mindfulness techniques such as yoga or deep breathing cultivate a sense of calm and focus.

This year, it’s important to stay connected to friends and family to combat loneliness and improve overall mood. According to a Meta and Gallup study in 2022, 72% of people felt very or fairly connected to others. Be brave enough to reach out to someone you love and reconnect with those who make you feel like your authentic self. According to Mishkind, “It’s about connection, depth of connection and changing up your routine.”

Yes, four years ago marked a significant shift in our lives. Amid the changes and challenges, it remains paramount to prioritize individual happiness and reconnect with the sources that bring joy and fulfillment. Cultivating a positive mindset enables us to fully embrace the present moment and relish all of life’s pleasures. Get back to the hobbies, the places, and the people you love. This year let’s live for what’s ahead and get back to the life you love.

embracing daily mindfulness rituals

Pictured: 50 Spring Creek Place, Edwards, Colorado

Colorado’s Luxury Home Market Thrives

Life is busy. Keeping up with today’s real estate market is more important than ever. Being nimble, informed, and ready enables smart transaction decisions often needing to be made rapidly. The frenzied market over the past few years is beginning to stabilize, and the Colorado market is full speed ahead. With inventory levels moving up slightly, prices holding steady, and buyers adjusting to the new normal in interest rates, we’re finding balance.

Luxury homebuyers are looking for homes in the communities all across the Front Range, including Boulder, Evergreen, Greenwood Village, and Colorado Springs, but as high-end home seekers are expanding their reaches to more parts of the globe, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty brokers are connecting clients to our partners across the United States. Our global network also connected clients to residences in 27 countries worldwide.

Keeping up with today’s real estate market is more important than ever.

This year comes with geopolitical challenges and several conflicts ensuing around the world simultaneously, making it difficult to predict what the future of the real estate market will bring and the impact these conflicts could have on our financial markets. For now, Colorado is seeing strong economic growth ranking 15th in economy size among the states (and Washington, D.C.) in the third quarter of 2023, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Colorado’s economy is doing very well and optimism is high as business confidence turned positive this month for the first time in two years.

Market watchers predict a positive 2024 for the real estate market, and as it stands currently, worries about the market stalling because of high interest rates haven’t come to fruition. People are moving to upgrade their homes, and with it, their lifestyles, as well as for major life events such as additional children and relocating for a job. For those seeking to expand their real estate portfolio, the appeal of the Colorado lifestyle entices second homebuyers looking for a mountain property. This, as concerns over inflation and a recession start to ease.

Colorado’s Lifestyle Beckons

While high-net-worth investors own property in Crested Butte, Telluride and the Vail Valley, resort towns such as Keystone, Grand Lake, and Breckenridge are seeing increased attention. Property values for luxury homes in the resort markets have held steady with the median sold price seeing a 55% increase in 2023 from the previous year at $3M. With a mix of single-family homes to ski-in/ski-out condos, Colorado’s resorts region is known for world-class skiing, an abundance of hiking trails, restaurants, laid-back nightlife, and understated elegance.

Buyers continue to seek properties with access to recreation, wilderness, and open space throughout the region. Tourism, fueled by skiers and other adventure-seekers who visit the area, are lending to the strength in the market. In Grand County, Grand Lake held the highest median sold price for luxury properties at $2.2M, whereas Breckenridge had the highest median sold price in Summit County at $2.9M. For the resort region, Vail Valley had the highest sold price at $20.5M, followed by Telluride at $18.9M.

The luxury home market in the resorts offers a range of options from single-family homes to townhomes to condos. Those seeking a condo in the high country are looking for large, one-level floor plans, outdoor spaces, and home offices. With historically low inventory in the Vail Valley, home values remain high. This information is crucial to making a well-informed real estate decision. Working with a broker who can guide you through these local nuances and how they affect a geographical area, such as Vail, will aid you in the process.

Buyers in the Front Range are drawn to the area’s proximity to the mountains for outdoor adventure, and to the vibrant restaurant scene and access to nightlife in Denver. Recently, Colorado’s culinary scene expanded with five restaurants awarded a Michelin star in the inaugural selection for the Centennial state. Stars are given to top restaurants serving some of the most notable dishes in the world, and one star represents a restaurant worth visiting.

Make sure to check out the newly awarded MICHELIN Star restaurants

Bekon, Bruto, Frasca Food and Wine or The Wolf’s Tailor across the Front Range.

What Buyers Want

The real estate industry has seen an unprecedented advancement in technology over the past three years that is reshaping the real estate landscape, fueled by the challenges of remote life during the pandemic. The property-viewing experience for buyers has become more innovative with the ability to explore real estate in different regions worldwide. With 3D virtual staging and drone technology, buyers get a bird’s-eye view of a property. This improves the home-buying experience by allowing buyers to gain a feel for a property prior to seeing it in person and save time by quickly eliminating properties that do not meet their criteria.

The use of analytics in real estate is helping both highend homebuyers and sellers. By using targeted data such as evaluating offer and sale prices, applied mortgage rates, property and neighborhood information, lot sizes and home amenities, brokers use this data to help consumers make more informed choices. In addition, a broker can use analytics to gain knowledge on every comparable sale in the area, giving important insight into a home’s value.

With hybrid work here to stay, buyers’ desires have changed substantially. Buyers are looking for homes in the suburbs with parks and outdoor spaces as well as a built-in office space. Suburban areas are competitive, but Denver Metro luxury home prices have stayed steady with a median sold price of $1.4M in 2023. The highest sold price in the region in the luxury market in 2023 was $15M, a 15.4% increase from 2022.

While innovation and data are key elements needed in a home search, an experienced broker will pair these tools effectively, coupled with expertise, deep relationships, negotiating skills, and the clarity with which your best interests are promoted. Having a broker who makes a quality investment in your future is paramount to a positive home-buying experience. Our brand is known throughout the world for representing clients and helping them find homes that fit their varied lifestyles.

Colorado ranked 15th in economy size

among the states (and Washington D.C.) in the third quarter of 2023

Sustainable Homes

With the rise of smart home technology and sustainable construction, brokers are now able to help homebuyers who prioritize homes that integrate more renewable energy and reduce their carbon footprint. Once a specialty market, sustainability is now a core part of real estate developers’ focus to ensure what’s best for the environment is at the center of the design.

Colorado Earth makes a locally produced structural block manufactured in Brighton. The blocks are fireproof, breathable, and biodegradable. Moving to a product such as this instead of wood construction is a new concept, but one many savvy Colorado buyers will be eager to embrace. Energy efficient windows, doors and appliances can provide cost savings as well in the form of lower energy bills at a time when buyers are more conscious of rising prices.

Smart technology is more than just using your phone to turn off the lights you left on while leaving the house or changing the thermostat before you get home from work. Implementing this technology will minimize waste by reducing energy consumption, which contributes to sustainability while making life more comfortable.

CoreLogic recently evaluated environmental risks to 154 million properties, identifying 124 current leastrisk counties. Using Climate Risk Analytics: Composite Risk Score to rank U.S. cities on natural hazards on a scale of 1 (the lowest) to 100 (the highest), Colorado counties Conejos, Summit, Saguache, Eagle, San Juan, and Chaffee are all considered climate safe. This means risks from wildfire, inland flooding and severe storms are low in relation to other regions of the country.

Once a specialty market, sustainability is now a core part of real estate developers’ focus to ensure what’s best for the environment is at the center of the design.

Buyers seek luxury and sustainability

Luxury in the Resorts

In Eagle County, the Vail and Beaver Creek luxury markets have been busy with seekers of a sophisticated ski resort area that offers a vibrant arts and restaurant scene. The 2023 median sold price in the Vail Valley was $4.4M, and there was an 82.9% increase in the number of properties sold in the luxury market.

The pandemic put the spotlight on Colorado’s resort communities, allowing people to spend time in the mountains to take advantage of the beautiful landscapes and myriad seasonal outdoor activities. Telluride and Crested Butte are two of the resort communities experiencing low inventory, but their median sold price held in 2023 at $5.1M and $2.8M, respectively.

Telluride’s most expensive sale in 2023 was $18.9M, which was a 10.5% increase from the year before. Crested Butte’s highest sold price in 2023 at $10M was a 35.1% increase from 2022. Indicative of the low inventory in the resorts, several new developments have seen strong sales, including Frontgate Avon, Red Sky Ranch in Eagle Valley, and Kindred Resort in Summit County. These new developments offer luxury buyers amenities such as valet parking, ski valet, and private clubs. For second or

third homebuyers, having a property with ski-in/ski-out access is desirable and, in some cases, a dealbreaker.

Branded residences, such as the Ritz-Carlton Vail, are becoming popular with high-end buyers who seek trusted brands when buying a second or third home. Around 40% of buyers at the hotel were international, and because of the brand, they could purchase with confidence knowing the quality they were receiving. Since 2016, prices have more than doubled to own a residence in the hotel.

The Colorado lifestyle continues to be a huge draw for homebuyers, and interest continues to grow. Our burgeoning restaurant scene, outdoor adventure opportunities and open spaces are an incredible lure. Whether they seek the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Denver metro area or the quiet splendor of the Front Range and resort areas, buyers desire luxury and sustainability. While each home-buying journey is unique, with expert guidance along the way, you can confidently make an investment in creating the life you love.

Pictured: 280 Sage Grouse North, Placerville, Colorado

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At LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, luxury is our service—not a price point. Since our founding in 2008, LIV SIR has been proud to partner with Colorado’s industryleading real estate professionals who continue to raise the bar. As we help our clients successfully navigate changing markets in Colorado and beyond, we look forward to helping people live the life they love for years to come.

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BOULDER

Chris Angelovic

Jim Bodin

Michelle Bodin

Eric Breslin

Shawn Breslin

Ronda Chapleski

Alex D'Allaird

Nick Duncan

Carliss Erickson

Jeff Erickson

Heather Groff

Kim Henry

Josh Jackson

Marie Jacobs

Maggi Kelly Costello

Jason Kloss

Juli Kovats

Connie Kraska

Christopher Madaras

Ryan McIntosh

Adam Micheli

Adam Pearl

Melanie Pearl

Les Pfenning

Arn Rasker

Andy Sepac

Barb Silverman

Hawk Vanek

Sara Vaughn

CASTLE ROCK

Heather Alpert

Tracy Carter

Bob Hier Jr.

Joy Nowakowski

Cindy Sheldon

Kyle Sheldon

Karina Stevens

Elaine Stucy

Margaret Wysocki

CHERRY CREEK

Christy L. Andrisen

Jennifer Antonio

Maggie Armstrong

Ann Atkinson

Lisa Barratt

Jon Bastone

Demian Baum

Michael Berman

Scott Bernard

Jeff Bernard

Susie Bernardi

Will Beuck

Steve Blank

Kay Bohan

Chris Bouc

Trish Bragg

Bob Brier

Brooke Burgamy

Gina Burke

Cliff Carney

Holly Carpenter

Kacey Carson

Olivia Casa Monday

Mckinze Casey

Joy Castillo

Bob Chase

Steve Ciancio

Dee Ciancio

Diane Clow

Lindsay Coe

Tammy Cooper

Lana Cordier

Todd Crosbie

Johnny DeBrito

Jennifer Dechtman

Sean Devine

Debra Fagan

Judy Fahrenkrog

Ron Feldman

Leigh Flanagan

Denise Franks

Scott Franks

Georgia Gallagher

Mariana Garza Buck

Jake Goldberg

Ryan Haarer

Angela Hacker

Taylor Heslop

Jon Hill

Katie Hoster

Diane Huttner

Armie James

Justin Joseph

Milena Joy

Annichen Kassel

Ellen Keenan

Douglas D. Kerbs

Kris Kerr

Jen Kim

Jenny Kurpinsky

Robin Lake

Susie Langford

Taylor Lawton

Andi Leahey

Nancy Levine

Janci Lowry McClafferty

John Ludwig

Ann Ludwig

Christie Lysaught

Amy Mancini

Ron I. Martinez

Jessica Maupin

Patti Maurer Williams

Lindsay McBride

Colleen McGrath

Christopher Merman

Kristin Michas

Jamie Michas

Saana Miklo

Bobbi Lou Miller

Casey Miller

Jen Naused

Jan Nelsen

Ammy Nguyen

Dyllan Nguyen

Christine Nicholson

Kara Nunley

Luke O'Bryan

Blake O'Shaughnessy

Cindy Oakes

Terry Oakes

Carly Olson

Jennie Parson

John Patterson

Bob Persichetti

Scott Petersen

Lauren-Claire Poitevent

Tricia Potucek

Stacy Owen Resop

Liz Richards

Shelby Richardson

Marcela Robbins

Kenzie Robertson

Symantha Rodriguez

Jodi Rogers

Erin Rule

Ben Rule

Kylie Russell

Donna Ryan

Beth Erickson Sand

Coleen Sanders

Nilmini Senanayake Hecox

Michelle Seward

Michael Smith

Leisa Sollenberger

Laura Sperry

Kathy Staiano

Susan Sweeney

Elaine Swomley

Richard Swomley

Deborah Syke

Stephen Taylor

Nicole Teaney Gottlob

Kelly Tierney

Shannon Tiger

Tyler Timian

Judy Trumbull

Jane Unhammer

Deviree Vallejo

Lea Van Schaack

Maria Vitale

Asher Watkins

Scott Webber

Molly Weiss

Sarah White

Katie Williams

Ian Wolfe

Debbie Zucker

COLORADO SPRINGS

Hayle Black

Angela Calloura

Lisa Cheponis

Eve Courson

Ben Day

Megan Dommer

Sara Foxley Smith

Laura Kloth

Sherry Landwehr

Trina Lemons

Susan Myers

George Nehme

Rebecca Nehme

Jo Nestor

Eric Scott

Cherise Selley

Tim Smith

Lauren Stadjuhar

Judy Steenland

Maggie Turner

Shawna Uehling

Jennifer Wood

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

Eva Barkman

Dick Berst

Phillip Booghier

Jim Brennan

Laurie Brennan

Mike Buck

Stacie Chadwick

Linda Clure

Todd Cole

Tracy Cole

Angela Coleman

Laura Daniels

Laura Erwin

Wanda Ford

Kathryn Fountain

Katie Fredrick

Rachel Goodman

Felicia Jenkins

Seth Jones

Tommy Karaffa

Jacob Markley

Max Molitor

Rosemary Nigh

Andrea Noufer

Linda Olson

Joyce Paloma

Steve Redmond

Rachel Smith

Michael Turner

Audrey Will

DENVER TECH CENTER

Liesja Antieri

Kelly Baca

Denise Barnwell

Tom Barnwell

Josh Behr

Linda Behr

Heather Brecl

Beckett Brennan

Jane Brennan

Jewel Brown

Christine Busick

Whitney Cain

Tricia Campbell

Jonathan Casillas

Anna Centron

Michele Ciardullo

Holly Coors

Michelle Cordova

Stuart Crowell

Becca Damiano

Zina Davis

Missy Christie de Koning

Chris Denny

Anne Dresser Kocur

Lori Drew

Ann Durham

Alexandra Evans

Sue Evans

Lisa Fallon

Chandler Fendler

Wendy Fryer

Barb Fullerton

Larry Fullerton

Delroy Gill

Todd Groth

Kristin Hill

Crystal Hodge

Erin Hollingsworth

Hope Marie Hooper

Sandra Jarock

John Jobin

Lisa Jones

Sarabeth Jones

Brett Kotal

Janet Kritzer

Melanie Lee

Aaron Luttrell

Jake Mackensen

Amie MacKenzie

Rochelle McNaughton

Chris Mease

Leslie Mease

Meghan Metzler

Ryann Muir

Ryan J. Mulstay

Kelly Paul Birner

Kate Perry

Sonya Peterson

Joy Pursell

Melissa Richards

Steven Ross

Chantel Sandoval

Anna Savier

Matt Schlitt

Nicole Scholle

Larry Simpson

Ronzo Smith

Gwenivere Snyder

Anastasia Sommer

Zack Spencer

Kelly Steron

Chelsea Sundling

Tim Thein

Cherie Wahl

Heidi Wendling

Kara Wetherill

Gail Wheeler

Stephanie Wyatt

Mor Zucker

EVERGREEN

Amy Costello

Jonathan Danton

Jennifer Davenport

Sean Endsley

Richard Farquhar

Jennifer Goslau

Heather Graham

Mary Haling

Emily Henderson

Dennis Jeffery

Alison Maltese

Bob McCarroll

JT Putt

Yvette Putt

Nicole Reyes

Nancy Silverman

Deborah Simon

Pedro Siqueira

Lark Stewart

Chris Vinci

NORTHERN COLORADO

Jason Filler

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OBSERVATORY PARK

6 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 7,266 Square Feet

2501 S Clayton Street $4,995,000

Trish Bragg 303.638.6355

Maggie Armstrong 303.241.9244

Shannon Roberts 720.635.0328

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,887 Square Feet

6 Littleridge Lane $4,900,000

Ian Wolfe 303.809.3531

Chris Bouc 303.669.4449

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 7,725 Square Feet

4663 S Elizabeth Court $4,398,000

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 5,677 Square Feet

7911 Raphael Lane $3,900,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

6 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 7,303 Square Feet

5850 S Albion Court $3,500,000

Ann Durham 303.522.4161

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,596 Square Feet

8190 Paradiso Court $3,399,000

Todd & Tracy Cole 303.888.4510 GREENWOOD VILLAGE

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,078 Square Feet 22 Viking Drive $3,100,000

Jennifer Dechtman 303.669.8889 Bobbi Lou Miller 303.638.3296

WASHINGTON PARK

6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,570 Square Feet

1265 S Vine Street $3,100,000

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

3 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,073 Square Feet

317 Garfield Street $2,780,000

Susie Langford 303.493.1455

BONNIE BRAE

6 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,674 Square Feet

943 S Josephine Street $2,775,000

Nancy Levine 303.619.7800

SUNNYSIDE

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 3,895 Square Feet

4609 Decatur Street $2,500,000

Mckinze Casey 720.539.4547

CORY - MERRILL

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,348 Square Feet

1464 S Monroe Street $2,400,000

Ryan J. Mulstay 303.829.0952

DOWNTOWN

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,315 Square Feet 2001 Lincoln Street #2524 $2,375,000

Robin Lake 303.875.2246

Bob Persichetti 303.912.8512

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,281 Square Feet

514 Cook Street $2,295,000

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

Jake Mackensen 469.999.1402

UNDER CONTRACT

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,556 Square Feet

901 E Oxford Lane $2,175,000

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

Linda Behr 720.275.7726

CHEESMAN PARK

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,899 Square Feet 1299 N Gilpin Street #18 $2,000,000

Deviree Vallejo 303.931.0097

Liz Richards 303.956.2962

UNDER CONTRACT

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,269 Square Feet 521 Adams Street $1,875,000

Ron Feldman 303.888.1366

Bob Brier 303.668.7080

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,293 Square Feet

578 Adams Street $1,825,000

Ron Feldman 303.888.1366

Bob Brier 303.668.7080

SUNNYSIDE

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,919 Square Feet

4660 Decatur Street $1,550,000

Justin Joseph 303.587.5757

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,037 Square Feet

1425 Cherryville Road $1,550,000

Bob Brier 303.668.7080

SOLD

MONTCLAIR

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,712 Square Feet

841 Oneida Street $1,500,000

Jessica Maupin 561.715.5475

PLATT PARK

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,014 Square Feet

1982 S Washington Street $1,405,000

Whitney L. Cain 720.934.8185

CHERRY CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,934 Square Feet

8757 E Wesley Drive $1,395,000

Anne Dresser Kocur 303.229.6464

SOLD BERKELEY

3 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 3,295 Square Feet 4346 Stuart Street $1,375,000

Diane Clow 303.990.2818

WASHINGTON PARK

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,266 Square Feet 776 S Corona Street $1,367,500

Richard Berst 303.809.6771

SOLD CENTRAL PARK

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,064 Square Feet 9888 E 63rd Place $1,312,000

Symantha Rodriguez 720.217.4788

CENTENNIAL

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,445 Square Feet

5537 E Links Circle $1,300,000

Anne Dresser Kocur 303.229.6464

SLOAN’S LAKE

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,897 Square Feet

1941 Lowell Boulevard $1,199,000

Stephen Taylor 303.520.0980

LITTLETON

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,803 Square Feet

8984 Chalk Creek Place $1,095,000

Anna Savier 303.408.7592

Kelly Steron 303.949.4913

DOWNTOWN

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,025 Square Feet

1479 Delgany Street #4 $1,000,000

Liz Richards 303.956.2962

Deviree Vallejo 303.931.0097

UNDER CONTRACT

WASHINGTON PARK

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,835 Square Feet

853 S Emerson Street $1,265,000

Stacy Resop 303.506.3128

SLOAN’S LAKE

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,768 Square Feet

4200 W 17th Avenue #59 $1,100,000

Deborah Syke 303.324.1967

COUNTRY CLUB

Vacant Land 0.14 Acres

485 N Lafayette Street $1,050,000

Blake O’Shaughnessy 303.883.5064

PARK HILL

Vacant Land 0.23 Acres

2500 Kearney Street $950,000

Scott Petersen 303.332.3897

GOLDEN 6.85 Acres

TBD Parcel A, S Rooney Road $6,000,000

Kay Bohan 303.915.1563

THE

5 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 7,814 Square Feet

360 Morning Star Way $3,000,000

Wanda Ford 720.320.8901

Kathryn Fountain 303.324.3379

6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,000 Square Feet

3330 Tweet Place $3,000,000

Tommy Karaffa 303.257.3891

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,904 Square Feet 6186 Oxford Peak Lane $2,992,600

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,904 Square Feet 6194 Oxford Peak Lane $2,992,600

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,149 Square Feet 6176 Oxford Peak Lane $2,992,600

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

THE

VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,510 Square Feet 6188 Oxford Peak Lane $2,717,650

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,510 Square Feet

6192 Oxford Peak Lane $2,717,650

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,350 Square Feet

6196 Oxford Peak Lane $2,517,240

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

ELIZABETH

6 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 6,937 Square Feet

37910 Winook Circle $2,000,000

Liesja Antieri 303.917.6724

LONE TREE

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,938 Square Feet

8481 Colonial Drive $1,998,000

Tom Barnwell 303.349.1998

Denise Barnwell 303.349.9802

CASTLE ROCK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,741 Square Feet

2208 Stevens Court $1,950,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,422 Square Feet

362 Morning Star Way $1,775,000

Stacie Chadwick 303.829.4713

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 7,146 Square Feet

9480 Timber Point Drive $1,700,000

Brett Kotal 303.717.5633

SEDALIA

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,905 Square Feet

2535 S Perry Park Road $1,650,000

Bob Hier Jr. 303.901.8323

CASTLE ROCK

35.83 Acres

890 Tessa Drive $1,650,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

UNDER CONTRACT

CASTLE ROCK

6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,973 Square Feet

3770 Ranch Hand Lane $1,650,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

SEDALIA

6 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,191 Square Feet 2921 Butte Circle $1,600,000

Robin Lake 303.875.2246

Bob Persichetti 303.912.8512

PARKER

6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,397 Square Feet

7771 Running Fox Way $1,595,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

CASTLE ROCK

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,601 Square Feet

20 Wilcox Street #712 $1,399,000

Ronzo Smith 303.667.8768

CASTLE ROCK

Vacant Land 36.85 Acres

583 Tessa View Lane $1,365,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

PARKER

5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 6,506 Square Feet

20199 E Shady Ridge Road $1,295,000

Rachel Goodman

808.855.8780

CASTLE ROCK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,820 Square Feet

1126 Melting Snow Way $1,200,000

Wanda Ford

720.320.8901

Kathryn Fountain 303.324.3379

SEDALIA

Vacant Land 35.07 Acres

4771 Jackson Creek Road $1,300,000

Bob Hier Jr. 303.901.8323

PARKER

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,765 Square Feet

11608 Pine Canyon Lane $1,225,000

Stephanie Wyatt 303.590.4220

UNDER CONTRACT

HIGHLANDS RANCH

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,776 Square Feet

491 Red Thistle Drive $1,200,000

Anne Dresser Kocur 303.229.6464

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 9,344 Square Feet 2355 Stratton Forest Heights $3,250,000

Eric Scott 719.505.2426

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,545 Square Feet 28 Lake Avenue $2,950,000

Eric Scott 719.505.2426

COLORADO SPRINGS

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,977 Square Feet 18320 Table Rock Road $2,200,000

George & Rebecca Nehme 719.963.1622

RAMAH

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,265 Square Feet

24063 County Road 122 $2,000,000

Gail Wheeler 303.726.7202

Kelly Baca 303.748.3295

COLORADO SPRINGS

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,358 Square Feet 3625 Meadow Run Circle $1,695,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

COLORADO SPRINGS

3.12 Acres

Coyote Point Drive $1,650,000

Cherise Selley 719.337.9779

Eric Scott 719.505.2426

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,376 Square Feet

2702 Old Broadmoor Road $1,450,000

Eric Scott 719.505.2426

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,048 Square Feet

17125 Remington Road $1,295,000

Michael Turner 719.434.0199

Connie Kraska 720.309.2862

ARVADA

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,071 Square Feet

24 N Moffat Road $3,500,000

Emily Henderson 303.717.3418

Jennifer Davenport 303.919.4891

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,113 Square Feet, 0.53 Acres

918 Juniper Avenue $3,200,000

Barb Silverman 303.886.5329

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 7,050 Square Feet

2568 Southwind Road $2,900,000

DJ Johnson 970.213.0648 BOULDER

ERIE

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,774 Square Feet

2430 Links Place $2,550,000

Adam Micheli 303.819.1690

Eric Breslin 303.919.1665

BROOMFIELD

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,716 Square Feet

14129 Old Cottonwood Street $2,500,000

Ronda Chapleski 303.588.0206

BOULDER

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,562 Square Feet

920 Grant Place $2,450,000

Arn Rasker 720.298.8888

UNDER CONTRACT

BOULDER

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,678 Square Feet

3060 5th Street $2,450,000

Nick Duncan 303.596.5030

BROOMFIELD

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 8,564 Square Feet

14124 Old Cottonwood Street $1,500,000

Ronda Chapleski 303.588.0206

BOULDER

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,652 Square Feet 611 Maxwell Avenue $1,485,000

Josh Jackson 303.993.9371

BOULDER

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,211 Square Feet

124 Deer Trail Circle $1,400,000

Adam Micheli 303.819.1690

Eric Breslin 303.919.1665

UNDER CONTRACT

ARVADA

0.9 Acres

53 Canyon Pines Drive $1,400,000

Emily Henderson 303.717.3418

Jennifer Davenport 303.919.4891

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,861 Square Feet

10129 E 147th Avenue $1,350,000

Jane Unhammer 303.912.8989 UNDER

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,950 Square Feet

2846 Cascade Creek Drive $1,300,000

Ben Rule

303.549.9815

Erin Rule

303.324.1703

Greg Roeder 970.213.2095 BRIGHTON

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,623 Square Feet

902 Water Course Way $1,325,000

Land 1.01 Acres

51 Canyon Pines Drive $1,300,000

Emily Henderson 303.717.3418

Jennifer Davenport 303.919.4891

150 Cessna Drive $1,200,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

Vacant Land 0.61 Acres

63 Canyon Pines Drive $1,125,000

Emily Henderson

303.717.3418

Jennifer Davenport 303.919.4891 ERIE Vacant Land 2.89 Acres

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,180 Square Feet

9532 Moss Way $1,150,000

Connie Kraska 720.309.2862 ARVADA

Vacant Land 0.58 Acres

Jennifer Davenport 303.919.4891 ARVADA

73 Canyon Pines Drive $1,000,000

Emily Henderson 303.717.3418

EVERGREEN

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,925 Square Feet 2183 Augusta Drive $1,660,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,676 Square Feet 30032 Troutdale Ridge Road $1,595,000

Heather Graham 720.201.4187

Sean Endsley 303.895.4663

EVERGREEN

5.16 Acres 6381 Canyon Creek Road $1,150,000

Heather Graham 720.201.4187

Sean Endsley 303.895.4663

EVERGREEN

4.49 Acres 6371 Canyon Creek Road $1,125,000

Heather Graham 720.201.4187

Sean Endsley 303.895.4663 UNDER

3 Bedrooms, 2-3.5 Bathrooms, 1,159-2,279 Square Feet

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Scott Lindblom 970.485.4065

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