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Double Black Diamond – Individuals Individual agents achieving a minimum of $20 million or more in sales volume.

Chris Angelovic McKinze Casey Stacie Chadwick Todd Crosbie Jennifer Davenport Anne Dresser Kocur Nick Duncan Ann Durham

Wanda Ford Emily Henderson Katie Hoster Sarabeth Jones Douglas D. Kerbs Jason Kloss Janet Kritzer Susie Langford

Melinda Lee Patti Maurer Williams Casey Miller Jennifer Parson Kate Perry Stacy Resop Liz Richards Kylie Russell

Kayla Schmitz Barb Silverman Lark Stewart Elaine Stucy Shannon Tiger Deviree Vallejo Maria Vitale

Black Diamond – Individuals Individual agents achieving a minimum of $10 million or more in sales volume.

Jennifer Antonio Michael Berman Scott Bernard Dick Berst Garrett Beserra Kay Bohan Brooke Burgamy Gina Burke Whitney Cain Tricia Campbell Joy Castillo Anna Centron Ronda Chapleski Diane Clow Linda Clure Tamara Cooper

Jonathan Danton Benjamin Day Chandler Fendler Georgia Gallagher Todd Groth Angela Hacker Nilmini Senanayake Hecox

Crystal Hodge Marie Jacobs Joseph Johnston Lisa Jones Justin Joseph Milena Joy Connie Kraska Jenny Kurpinsky Robin Lake

Taylor Lawton Andi Leahey Adana Leonard Nancy Levine Amie MacKenzie Ron I. Martinez Chris Merman Ryan J. Mulstay Susan Myers Jan Nelsen Ammy Nguyen Dyllan Nguyen Christine Nicholson Debbie Niedergerke Luke O’Bryan Scott Petersen

Les Pfenning Joy Pursell Arn Rasker Symantha Rodriguez Beth Erickson Sand Coleen Sanders Michelle Seward Larry Simpson Leisa Sollenberger Karina Stevens Hawk Vanek Sara Vaughn Molly Weiss Audrey Will

Double Black Diamond - Teams

Black Diamond - Teams

Teams of agents achieving a minimum of $30 million or more in sales volume.

Teams of agents achieving a minimum of $15 million or more in sales volume.

The Behr Team

Tom & Denise Barnwell

Jeff Erickson Group

Trish Bragg & Maggie Armstrong

George & Rebecca Nehme

Delroy Gill & Stuart Crowell

The Brennan Group Laurie Brennan

Heather Graham & Sean Endsley

Eric Breslin & Adam Micheli

Erin & Ben Rule

The Wolfe-Bouc Group

Dee & Steve Ciancio

The Sheldon Team

Tracy & Todd Cole

The Staiano Bernard Team

Holly Coors & Kristin Michas

The Zucker Olson Team

Cindy & Terry Oakes

303.893.3200 | livsothebysrealty.com Sales volume numbers are based off of 2020. Each office is independently owned and operated.

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We’re proud to present our Top Agents of 2021 Individual Top Producers DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND Lori Abbey Nancy Austin Amy Ballain Sarah Bangert Kyle Baseggio Michelle Clifford

Jason Cummings Chris Davis Susie Dews Carolyn Dooling Maria Gallucci Jane Goulder

Jeff Hendley Cari Higgins Casey Karsh Perry Kiki Kidder Madison Kissel Miles Kunkel

Lindsay Mann Carly Mayer Scott McManaway Jessica Northrop Sarah Phillips Megan Quinn Mayfield

Kathryn Rau Firuzeh Saidi Tania Story Lisa Taylor Derek Thomas Leigh Wilbanks

Andrew Goldberg Eric Grauberger Chris Haught Katie K. Portenga Rachel Kennedy Kerry King Amy Kissinger

Deidra Laurel Andre Mazur Rose P. Wickwire Brian Paul Ana Peraza-Alfaro Reed Peuser Heather Pikas

Meg Pitkin Persistence Sample Jeptha Sheene Amanda Sheppard Siyeh Shinn-Gibbs Alexis Shoop Erin Susser

Caroline Wagner Stewart Ward Colin Whitenack Deanna Wolfe

BL ACK DIAMOND Ross Blahnik Bill Clarke Megan Douglas Aliya Duffy Nick Dunbar Brady Efting Ken Gellman

Top Producing Teams DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND

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2 Agents

6+ Agents

2 Agents

3–5 Agents

Hudson Home Group Kelly Moye Team O’Brien Team Colorado Yeddis Group

Be1 Mile High Lifestyles New Perspective Team Nostalgic Homes O’Brien Group Pedal Group Preferred Properties Group

Altitude Group Billy Van Heusen Team Capney Collection Chrissy Smith & Nancy Greager Gilbert Group Griffin Morgan Homes Ivy House Group Kerry Endsley & Lee Merreot Maison with Compass Martin Anderson Properties Miller Wilde Newill Kaspar Group No Coast Property Group Pete Bellande & Ian Randall Saab Group Spruce Residential Traci Tooman Team Wolfe & Epperson Team

Basecamp Homes Bolder Home Team Dalbey Group Fletcher Torres Team Hartland Group Hive Homes Team Kalush Group Meko Group Nelson Team Niwot Group Patrick Brown Group Premier Group Seitz Kal-Hagan Team Vesta Collective

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND 3–5 Agents Abell to Sell Ashworth Team Burgess Group Colorado Lifestyle Homes Helm Weaver Helm McKinley Group Mock Group Nolan Wilson Group Path Home Team Phipps Team Schlichter Team Schossow Group Steve Remmert Group Sultan Newman Group Truman Stier Team Zach Zeldner Team

BL ACK DIAMOND 6+ Agents Buy and Sell 5280 Monarch Group RE-DOC Group & Acosta International Team Dokken

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

Helm Weaver Helm Patti Helm 720.201.6573

Libby Weaver 303.870.9930

Pam Helm 303.548.1996

In today’s real estate market it is crucial to be represented by the industry’s best. Helm Weaver Helm is a well-connected, three women team who bring a fresh new approach to traditional real estate. Each member brings a unique perspective and skillset to the team and are equally involved in every transaction. They are market experts with the resources and the eye to professionally stage your home to be visually captivating and successfully market your property. With Helm Weaver Helm, you truly are getting three brokers for the price of one!

helmweaverhelm@compass.com

#1 Team at Compass DMAR

Top Producer at Compass 2018–2021

Over $142M Sold in 2021

FEATURED LISTINGS IN 2021

15 Cherry Hills Farm Drive Cherry Hills Village, CO

3400 Willamette Lane Greenwood Village, CO C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

The Schlichter Team 720.440.2340 | david@schlichterteam.com The Schlichter Team has earned an unparalleled reputation for delivering excellent customer service to Denver area home buyers, sellers, and investors. The team joined Compass after becoming the #1 producing group in the #1 producing office in downtown Denver, received the 2021 Diamond Award at the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® Excellence Awards, and has consistently been the #1 ranked team or among the top few ranked individual real estate teams in Denver by users of Yelp.com since 2012.

TESTIMONIAL “We recently sold a home with David’s assistance. He is truly the best realtor we’ve encountered throughout nearly 40 years of multiple moves and real estate transactions.” — JI LL M

IN 2021 THE SCHLICHTER TEAM: Sold

Generated a closed/list price ratio

real estate than the average agent.

than the average agent’s listings.

Generated more than

Put listings under contract

the showings per listing as compared to the average agent.

than the market-wide median days on market.

40x More Double

Sources: RECOLORADO & ShowingTime

4.67% Higher 20% Faster

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMON D IN D IVID UA L

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Derek Thomas

TESTIMONIAL

720.427.5178 | Derek.Thomas@compass.com Derek is a second-generation realtor with deep Denver roots. He has served South-East Denver for almost two decades now and strives to exceed his clients’ expectations! Derek understands that real estate transactions are usually significant and life-altering, so he takes his responsibility to be a trusted representative seriously and considers it a privilege to work closely with his clients to ensure a seamless and financially advantageous transaction. With Derek’s unparalleled market knowledge, he works diligently to help his clients achieve their unique Colorado lifestyle!

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Excellence Through Passion.

“Derek Thomas is an outstanding realtor. Both his communication and follow-up on every phase of our home sale and subsequent home purchase were outstanding. His willingness to go out of his way was above and beyond what we would normally expect from any realtor. This is our eighth home sale and with past home sales/purchases, we have never ever had even close to the outstanding service we received from Derek.” — SE A N W

C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Colin Whitenack 303.912.5394 | Colin@ColinCO.com Colin is a Denver native with his own unique style who understands that real estate is both an investment and a critical lifestyle decision. With authenticity, excitement, and warmth, he asks the right questions and invests the time to educate his clients with options that empower them to make decisions that support their unique lifestyle and goals. Colin ensures his clients have an edge in their purchase or sale by structuring strategies in each step of the process to fit the situation. This is why Colin has been one of the top-selling agents in Denver for the last decade and why his clients and their friends and family keep coming back to him as their trusted resource.

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TESTIMONIALS “Colin is a professional in every sense. He’s beyond knowledgeable. He’s diligent, ethical and rational. He walked me through all aspects of selling my condo. His guidance created a smooth transaction. I’m excited to work with him in the future!” — K AT HE

“Colin is fantastic to work with– extremely personable, organized and attentive in making sure his clients understand the nature of all the transactions taking place. He made my role in the selling process easy!” — ME GA N

Having the competitive edge to be able to succeed is having control of your time, life, and mind.

“Awesome, easy and knowledgeable. I felt like I was in great hands throughout the process of selling my home. He was spot on with his pricing and made great recommendations.”

— FREDERICK LENZ

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DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Megan Quinn Mayfield 303.437.1182 | megan@meganquinnmayfield.com Megan has worked in Denver real estate for over 15 years and absolutely loves Denver’s unique market. She has seen the ups and downs of our market over the last two decades and understands the different skill sets needed to succeed in both buyer’s and seller’s markets. Megan’s sales and finance experience helps her clients navigate our current challenging market successfully. She lives in Wash Park with her Denver native husband Mark and her beagle Winnie.

$157M 250+ 15+ Total Sales

Deals Closed

Years in Denver Real Estate

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

Hudson Home Group 720.297.5772 | Kelly@hhgdenver.com Our mission is to help everyone find their place in the world. Our team recognizes and values the trust our clients place in us and we strive to always exceed expectations by being constantly present and available to focus on you and your real estate goals. We know Denver’s neighborhoods inside and out—what sells, recognizing a solid investment, and how to navigate the everchanging market. Hudson Home Group bought and sold 4.7 times more homes than all the agents in Colorado and we sell 3 times faster (our listings are on the market for an average of 15 days). With our experience, intuitive market knowledge, and strong negotiation skills, we provide our clients with financial success and lasting peace of mind in their real estate dealings.

Passionate about what our clients deserve. C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Tania Story 303.810.4297 | tania.story@compass.com Dubbed “The Closer,” Tania is a celebrated Realtor whose 25 years of expertise exceeds client expectations with the best representation on the market. A skillful negotiator, brilliant communicator, who understands Colorado market complexities, Tania stands out because she loves her work and her clients become friends that are family. Tania knows what sells, a good investment, and firmly believes that no deal is too big or too small. “My mission is for every client to smile, whether unlocking their door for the first time or last, this should be a life experience punctuated with three happy exclamation points!!!”

AWARDS 5280 Top Real Estate Producer: Double Black Diamond

Top 100 Individual Agent in North America | WSJ

Top 5 Quarterly Individual Brokers | Compass

Over 95% Client Repeat/ Referral Rate

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

New Perspective Team Lead: Kim Kouba | 303.204.8215 | kim.kouba@compass.com Always coming from the perspective of lifelong real estate advisors, we are here to guide you in this changing market regardless of your short or long term path. We’re a team of agents committed to caring for our clients with solid analysis, gracious yet persistent negotiating, and innovative and common-sense problem solving. We’re empowered by the financial and tech tools of Compass, but it’s the decades of deep relationships with clients and our community that has helped us earn the Denver Metro Association of Realtors’ Diamond Level honor as one of the top producing teams in the metro area.

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$96M

Top Producer

2021 Transactions

2021 Closed Sales Volume

5280 Top Real Estate Producer

C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

DOUBLE BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Jenny Apel 303.570.9690 | jenny@nostalgichomes.com | nostalgichomes.com Jenny Apel is an award-winning, polished powerhouse who thrives on creating winning solutions with her friendly, down-to-earth spirit. She builds strong relationships and delivers reliable results. Her deep roots in the Highlands community offer unrivaled market expertise for first-time buyers and investors alike. Experience counts in real estate, and Jenny has decades of deals and details under her belt. Whether serving the community or strategizing toward the closing table, Jenny sets the standard impeccably high for what it means to truly be a local expert.

TESTIMONIAL “She will be a fierce advocate on your behalf, is generous in time and spirit, and makes the process enjoyable.” – JIM CO O KSO N

$59.6M

2021 Total Sides

2021 Closed Sales Volume

BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Ana Peraza-Alfaro 720.237.8216 | ana.alfaro@compass.com Ana is dedicated to helping clients navigate the life-changing experience of owning real estate. She will go above and beyond to achieve a client’s unique real estate goals. They can rely on her to provide the highest standard of ethics, integrity, and honest communication, as well as treat their real estate transaction like it was her own. With Ana’s father as a real estate investor, she was raised in this business. Today, she is not only a real estate agent but the co-owner of a steel company with her husband. It has provided her with the knowledge and ability to negotiate, remain calm and focused in any situation, as well as research and problem solve—all skills that benefit her home buyers and sellers.

AWARDS Diamond Award | South Metro Denver Realtor Association | 2020, 2021

Top Producer Award | NAHREP 5280 Top Producer Award | Black Diamond | 2021 C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

Saab Properties Gina Saab 303.332.4293 gina.saab@compass.com

Tony Saab 303.960.0286 tony.saab@compass.com

As Denver natives, we have been fortunate enough to grow up in a city that we truly love. Our familiarity with this city, its neighborhoods, and its people lends us to an understanding of every aspect of the Denver Metro real estate market. This brother and sister team has a firm grasp on the ever-changing Denver real estate market. From the bungalows of Washington Park to the Denver squares of the Highlands, rest easy knowing that we have the knowledge and ability to make your real estate transaction a stress-free, satisfying experience. We are experienced in all of these transactions and look forward to making you our client for life.

$30M

30+

Clients Helped in 2021

2021 Total Sales Volume

Years of Experience

BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

Seitz Kal-Hagan Team With 30+ years of combined real estate experience and four generations of living in the Denver metro area, the Seitz Kal-Hagan team has a well-earned and highly respected reputation. This team is committed to sharing their expertise in collaborative staging, updating properties mindfully, negotiating the best deals, earning repeat and referral business, educating buyers and sellers about the ever-changing Denver market, and supporting clients as they continue to move throughout the stages of their lives. The Seitz Kal-Hagan team genuinely cares about their clients and feels it is an honor to share in their real estate journey.

$38M $200M+ Sold in 2021 Laura Seitz 303.906.8455 laura.seitz@compass.com

C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

Total Sales to Date Marilyn Kal-Hagan 303.587.6720 marilyn.kalhagan@compass.com

Kelli Hagan-Genova 303.694.6720 kelli.hagangenova@compass.com

BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Caroline Wagner Team 970.404.0220

cwt@compass.com

caroline-wagner-team.com

The Caroline Wagner Team is not your average team of Realtors®. This mother & son duo specializes in design and architecture, they are responsive, skilled, proven negotiators, and deliver results. Both Caroline and Gregory have not only lived in many different destinations around the world, but they also speak the languages. They embody the Vail lifestyle and are passionate about helping others realize this incredible way of life.

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TESTIMONIAL “Caroline helped me buy and sell various properties over the years and always has done a fantastic job in advising me about the different steps in the process, she is right on when it comes to pricing, excellent in negotiating, and of course, her marketing is outstanding. I highly recommend her to anyone who needs to buy or sell a home/land.” – K AT IE M

BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Erin Susser 303.887.4008 | erin.susser@compass.com Erin started her career in real estate because she could feel the anxiety and pressure that sellers were feeling when marketing something that is so important to them: their home. Understanding this should be an exciting journey instead of a transactional one, she began helping family, friends and clients with special circumstances find homes. With a background in banking, corporate finance, and retail management, Erin prides herself on her attention to detail, smart real estate strategies, and deep connection to her clients. Born and raised in Colorado to a well respected builder, her knowledge of most communities in and around Denver are second to none.

$18M $65M

$1.35M 6

Sold in 2021

Average Price Point

Total Sales to Date

Years in Real Estate

C O M PA S S C O L O R A D O

BL ACK DIAMOND INDIVIDUAL

Kelly Thompson 303.587.3846 | UrbanSolCollective.com A proud Denver native, Kelly Thompson has served the area for more than 30 years. Her family’s roots in Denver date back more than a century, so you won’t find a more insightful advocate for your real estate journey. Passionate, enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and creative, Kelly provides a broad range of resources for buyers and sellers alike. She has spent years curating a network of experts and is always happy to extend recommendations and advice to her clients. Whenever possible, Kelly enjoys spending time with her family in the city or at the resorts, often skiing or golfing together throughout the year.

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Luxury is the Experience.

BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

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Maison with Compass

Kim Davis 303.218.8373 kim.davis@compass.com

Lisa Santos 720.933.3377 lisa.santos@compass.com

Sara Clark 720.936.7812 sara.clark@compass.com

Maison in French means home, and home is what Maison with Compass specializes in; finding space that fits who you are, and selling space so you can move on. Kim Davis & Lisa Santos are the founding Real Estate Brokers, with Sara Clark as a valued team member. These ladies offer 32+ years of combined real estate experience under their belts, as well as a slew of notable accolades that display their high caliber of hard work and distinction in the community. Experience a less stressful way of doing business, with Maison’s focus entirely on you and your needs. #CollaborationWithoutEgo

AWARDS Top 5% of Realtors in Denver Metro Area*

5280’s Five Star RE Professional

Wall Street Journal Real Trends America’s Best RE Professionals

RE/Max Hall of Fame and President’s Circle

Realtor Excellence Awards: Titanium Level

SOURCE: REColorado

BL ACK DIAMOND TEAM

Hive Homes Team Kelly Kozlowski kelly.kozlowski@compass.com

Susan Adams susan.adams@compass.com

Shelley Conger shelley.conger@compass.com

Maribeth Dirksen-Turse maribeth.dirksenturse@compass.com

Hive Homes real estate advisors are experts in the art and strategy of buying and selling homes in the Denver Metro and Boulder areas. Our customer-focused concierge service ensures that all clients have a personalized, seamless experience. We are a women-led business known for exceeding our clients’ expectations. We credit this to the collaborative nature of our Hive. When you work with one Hive Homes agent, you have the wisdom of all of us. Our team members are full-time real estate agents and consistent winners of the Denver Real Estate Excellence Awards, Five Star Agent Awards, Rising Star Awards and Best of Zillow. At Hive Homes, our goal is for each client to feel comfortable with every decision through the entire process. We would be honored to serve as your trusted advisors for life.

Compass is celebrating three years in Denver and Boulder. WE’RE PROUD TO BE #1 IN MARKET SHARE IN BOTH DENVER AND BOULDER! *

729

14,230

$10.2B

Licensed Agents

Total Transactions

Total Sales Volume

Source: REColorado and IRES ranking report by Total Closed Volume from 1/1/2021-12/31-2021. *All data provided by MLS REColorado and IRES spanning 01/01/2019 to 12/31/2021 Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. Photos may be virtually staged or digitally enhanced and may not reflect actual property conditions.

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Top Producing Brokers of 2021

#1 INDIVIDUAL BROKER

#1 TWO-BROKER TEAM

#1 BROKER TEAM

Dee Chirafisi ◊ ◊

The Garrett and McNeill Team ◊ ◊ Kevin Garrett + Matt McNeill

Savvy Group ◊ ◊

Stacey Stambaugh, Elise LoSasso, Candis Lusk, Carly Anderson, Nicole Wadsworth, Kat Brill, Meg Adams + Katie Knowlton

INDIVIDUAL BROKERS

Gina Lorenzen ◊ ◊

Josh Steck ◊ ◊

Ann Kerr ◊ ◊

Jim Rhye ◊ ◊

Jennifer Markus ◊ ◊

Dawn Raymond ◊ ◊

Annzo Phelps ◊ ◊

Karen Brinckerhoff ◊ ◊

Dotson Skaggs ◊ ◊

◊ Heather Ehret-Faircloth ◊

Andrea Bell ◊

Sandy Weigand ◊

Chuck Gargotto ◊

Julie Winger ◊

Linda Hantman ◊ ◊

Luisa Staerkel

Bob Serotta ◊ ◊

Darrell Hamilton ◊

Sarah Tyler

Kim Norton ◊

Stephanie Lepard ◊

Sara Glaze ◊

Edie Marks ◊ ◊

Nancy Nielsen ◊

5280 MAGAZINE RECOGNIZED TOP PRODUCERS Double-Black Diamond - ◊◊

Black Diamond - ◊

TWO-BROKER TEAMS

Glery Ross Group ◊ Jonathan Lopez + Roy Lopez

The Kelly Team ◊ Sean Kelly + Bob Kelly

Harris Team ◊ Jamie + Brian Harris

Vesta Homes ◊ ◊ Elizabeth Sacerdoti + Libby Levinson

Denver Mountain Living ◊ Ann Lenane + Angela Beldy

Alan Larson + Todd Landgrave ◊

Doug Hutchins + ◊ Leslie Monaco ◊

Tom Gross Team ◊ Tom Gross + Britt Armstrong

Jim + Helena Buckley ◊

The Modglin Collection ◊ Brigette + Jay Modglin

Greg Margheim + Kelly Sophinos ◊

Greg Card + Patty Ryan Anton ◊

Sheila Schlifkin + Mitch Rothman ◊

Anna Brady + Brandon Brennick

Christopher Ansay + Jeff Perry ◊

Sallie Grewe + Julie Egan

The Cryer Team Dee + Tom Cryer

McWilliams Team Ed McWilliams + Anne McWilliams

Thomas + Rosanne Dutzer

BROKER TEAMS

◊ Denver’s Top Team ◊ Jacci Geiger, Mary Jones, Wendy Glazer + Sana Wood

Neir Team ◊ ◊ Laura Fuller, Stacy Neir + Alex Neir

The Move Group ◊ Ron Smookler, Allison Smookler, Zach Gilbert + Greg Yoshida

Hotz Group ◊ Larry Hotz, Elizabeth Hotz + Meredith Hotz

King Team Jonathan Pierotti, Paula King + Matt King

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR TOP PRODUCING BROKERS IN 2021

Kruse Nussbaum Team ◊ Jim Nussbaum, Staci Burns, Steven + Sandy Kruse + Joshua Kolbaba

Elizabeth VanCamp, Jenna Fulk + Tiffany Beach ◊

Dwell Colorado ◊ Martha Potter-Goldstein, Brian Rosen + Amy Hulsey

Bob Lee, Andy Lee + Bill Turner ◊

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Although I’ve been in Colorado long enough (more than 20 years) that it has become home, I was born in the Mountain State: West Virginia. Growing up in Charleston in the 1980s made for an idyllic childhood, but the town wasn’t exactly a dining destination. Bob Evans, Shoney’s, and Bennigan’s were rotating dinner-out options for my family—and 50,000-plus other Charlestonians. Yes, there was a nice-ish seafood restaurant at the mall and an upscale-ish New American place with a decent bar, but for the most part, the buffet of eateries was small, bland, and uniform. That’s likely why I remember the first time I tasted kung pao beef at a small spot called China Imperial, one of the very few Asian restaurants in a city that was just as homogenous as its food. The Sichuan dish was a revelation for me. It’s been more than three decades, but I still remember how the peppercorns made my tongue tingle. I wish I’d been bold enough at the time to ask the owners about the spicy sauce or where they got their recipes or how they ended up opening a Sichuan restaurant in West Virginia, of all places. As an elementary-age kid, my reporter chops still needed a little honing. Fortunately, food editor Patricia Kaowthumrong and associate food editor Riane Menardi Morrison are pros. For this issue’s “East Out West” (page 92), the duo asked all the right questions to take you on a tour of the Chinese KP Asian Cafe’s duck and noodle soup food landscape in the Mile High City while exploring the historical origins of many of the dishes you think you know—but may not. Since I left Charleston at age 12, I’ve been lucky to live in and visit more diverse cities with equally varied food scenes. I’ve also been fortunate enough to travel to China, where I experienced its rich history, inquisitive people, and culinary depth and breadth. Still, there has never been a moment for me like that first bite of kung pao beef, which opened my taste buds to a world beyond my own. I sincerely hope that something in our pages broadens your horizons in some way, too.

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When Clyfford Still, Art, and the Young Mind opens on March 11, the late abstract expressionist may face his toughest critics yet: kids. “Beyond making art,” says Nicole Cromartie, the Clyfford Still Museum’s director of education and programs, “very young children are capable of enjoying art in the same way that you and I are.” To ensure they like this particular show, which runs through August 7, the museum collaborated with fledgling aficionados ages six months to eight years old, from seven Front Range primary schools and childcare centers, who helped the staff curate five themed galleries focused on different stages of visual development and aesthetic preference. Turn the page to discover what you can expect to find as you walk (or crawl) through each. —PHILIP CLAPHAM

This Clyfford Still painting from 1950 hangs in a gallery devoted to bright colors.

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Gallery 1: HIGH CONTRAST Rods, the photoreceptor cells in the retina responsible for sight in low light, develop before cones, which are better at distinguishing colors, says Kathy Danko-McGhee, an art education consultant who works with the Clyfford Still Museum. So, for art lovers in their earliest weeks the museum has staged a number of high-contrast works, most of them in black, white, and red, which are easiest for baby eyes to identify. Gallery 2: SCALE Museums and galleries often hang works too high for children to appreciate, Cromartie says. The second gallery plays on elements of scale and features the 10-foot-tall blue piece from 1951 pictured above (Still did not name his paintings), as well as two smaller works hung only three feet off the ground.

Opened in 2011, Leon Gallery has become a renowned launching pad for artists determined to challenge the mainstream. In July 2020’s Human Currency, Jasmine Abena Colgan poured black ink over a noose covered in cowrie shells. Once a form of currency in the kingdom of Ashanti, in modern-day Ghana, the sea snail shells were used by Europeans to “purchase” Africans and gold during the slave trade. Diego Rodriguez-Warner’s November 2020 Horror Vacui’s installation of debris and carved canvases transformed the City Park West gallery into a contemplation of our avoidance of deep thinking. And starting March 5, Black Snafu (Situation Niggas: All Fucked Up) from André Ramos-Woodard will investigate interpretations of Blackness. Although the select lineup of works in the show was undecided at press time, Black Snafu as a whole features a television playing minstrel cartoons of Africans

Gallery 3: PAT TERN Starting at four years old, children begin to display a preference for symmetry and pattern, so it should come as no surprise that the preschoolers consulted for this gallery chose to arrange a series of Still’s abstract drawings in a grid formation. Gallery 4: RECOGNIZABLE IMAGERY Still’s more representative pieces—including the 1932 oil painting pictured below—are a big draw for children around the age of eight, who value realism. But toddlers, who like making up creative stories about the images they see, will engage with this gallery too, Cromartie says. Gallery 5: BRIGHT COLORS As any toymaker will tell you, a rainbow of highsaturation colors is a feast for young eyes, regardless of gender. By five months of age, infants see a full spectrum. It’s not until two years old that girls begin to prefer pink and boys blue. “[Gendered partiality] really is socially constructed,” Danko-McGhee says. Kids are attracted to intensity of color, not hue.

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circling huts, wielding spears, and bearing oversized lips while audio of James Baldwin during a debate on race relations with William F. Buckley Jr. plays in the background. It also employs photographs that explore the divergent ways the Black male image embodies beauty for some and danger for others. The N-word is used prominently, invoking its history as both racial slur and term of endearment. Eric G. Nord, Leon’s executive director, believes the nonprofit gallery’s mission is to provide a safe space to work through the ugliness of social critique. “Some of the best artists who eventually gained success were often hated, reviled, or made fun of when they started,” Nord says. In other words, haters hate—until they love. —PC

Clockwise from top left: Courtesy of Clyfford Still Museum (Clyfford Still, PH-247, 1951); Andre Ramos-Woodard/Courtesy of Leon Gallery (Andre Ramos-Woodard, “The Amerikkkan Flag”); Courtesy of Clyfford Still Museum (Clyfford Still, PH-622, 1932)

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more gallons of water than its annual average, says district president Jim Baller. Cloud seeding dates to the 1950s, and Colorado has been experimenting with the process almost from the start. Today, there are seven initiatives permitted under Colorado’s Weather Modification Program that together cover the state’s seven mountain ranges. But even as cloud seeding expanded across Colorado, critics argued over its effectiveness; figuring out if an increase is a result of the seeding, or is simply natural, is a difficult task. In 2017, thanks to a confluence of ideal conditions (no natural precipitation) in the skies above Idaho

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and funding from the National Science Foundation, a team led by University of Colorado Boulder professor Katja Friedrich became the first researchers to track the entire process from seed to snow, proving that cloud seeding works in the wild. (Despite ecological concerns, Friedrich says silver levels likely aren’t high enough to do harm.) Weather modification has since become a tenet of 2019’s Colorado River Drought Contingency Plan (DCP)—which is about to get millions in funding to battle historic drought conditions. The federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law this past November, allocates $50 million to help Colorado,

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By 2050, projections indicate there will be an 18 percent gap between how much water farmers in the North Platte River Basin need and what its namesake tributary provides. So the Jackson County Water Conservancy District, whose borders sit within the northern Colorado basin, turned to something that sounds like science fiction: changing the weather. By seeding storm clouds with silver iodide, professionals can wring more snow from them. And two years after joining a Wyoming-run program designed to do just that, the district recorded a snowpack with a billion

Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico implement their portions of the DCP. How those states will split that pie between weather modification and the other pillars of the plan—flow management and conservation—has not yet been decided. But entities in Colorado could use the extra money. This winter, Jackson County launched its own ground-based program. The results are promising: As of January 2022, the North Platte River Basin’s snowpack was 37 percent greater than normal. But the district doesn’t have the budget to pay the $60,000 annual price tag past 2022. Vail Resorts suspended its own seeding program in 2020 amid a pandemic-induced revenue drop, and the Broomfield-based company wants help picking up the $300,000 tab before restarting it. “Everybody’s looking for additional funding,” says Andrew Rickert, the Colorado Water Conservation Board’s weather modification program manager. Now, there’s a snowball’s chance of getting some.

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ADVENTURE roughly $60,000 per person the team needed to reach Everest, Henderson says. The ensuing media coverage fortunately attracted backers with big budgets. The North Face became the expedition’s title sponsor, and Hestra, MSR, Therma-Rest, and Microsoft, along with Scarpa, are also supporting the project. Funding secured, Full Circle plans to depart for Nepal in early April. “It’s already bigger than any of us thought it would be,” Taylor says. “People are really excited about this, and they want to see us succeed.” Being seen at all, Taylor adds, already makes the expedition a success. —HEATHER BALOGH ROCHFORT

In the almost 70 years since Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary first summited Mt. Everest, more than 5,000 others have followed their leads to the top of Earth’s highest peak. Only eight of those, however, were Black. This April, an all-Black expedition dubbed Team Full Circle—which includes three Coloradans—hopes to double that number, while also challenging the perception of what a climber looks like. “If you hop on Google and type in ‘climbing’ or ‘skiing’ and you’re a white person, you’re going to see someone that looks like you,” says Eddie Taylor, a science teacher in Lafayette and member of the group. “If you’re a person of color, you’re going to see people that don’t look like you. That’s led a lot of people to the implicit conclusion that this stuff isn’t for them.” In December 2020, a North Carolina State University study found people of color are far less likely to participate in nature-based activities due, in large part, to historical discrimination. George Floyd’s murder earlier that year forced many within the outdoor recreation industry to confront that fact, and dozens of outdoor companies responded by posting messages that supported the Black community and condemned systemic racism. Nevertheless, while a few smaller outdoor brands, such as footwear company Scarpa, were early supporters of Full Circle, the team struggled to find adequate funding. Team leader and Colorado resident Philip Henderson began assembling the squad in 2018, but as recently as this past summer, the team’s bank account stood at zero. Full Circle finally began to attract attention in August 2021, when it announced its historic attempt at Denver’s Outdoor Retailer, the industry’s largest trade show. A slew of grassroots donations flooded the team’s GoFundMe page over the next few months. “There is definitely a push to have more representation and highlight Members of Team Full folks who are doing these things,” Taylor says. Through January, Full Circle had Circle pose on Washington’s Mt. Rainier. raised around $150,000 through crowdfunding—a nice sum, but far short of the

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Philip Henderson Cortez An Outdoor Afro Lifetime Achievement Award recipient in 2020, Henderson led an all–African American team to the top of Kilimanjaro in 2018. Henderson was also a member of an Everest expedition in 2012 but was unable to summit after becoming ill at Camp II. Thomas Moore Denver Moore’s first major summit? Kilimanjaro. The novice discovered he had a knack for suffering through arduous conditions and has since added Antarctica’s rigorous Mt. Vinson to his trophy case. Eddie Taylor Boulder The former University of Colorado Boulder decathlete has a diverse set of feats on his resumé—such as skiing from the summit of Denali in Alaska and climbing El Capitan in California’s Yosemite National Park.

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A good capsule wardrobe only contains pieces you wear, says Sandi Mele, a personal stylist in Denver. To find them, sort your clothing into three piles: Keep, Toss, and Not Sure. Keepers return to your closet. Not Sures also stay (for now). Tosses head to the thrift store.

Eco Chic The fashion industry is responsible for roughly 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and 11.3 million tons of textile trash in the United States annually. So what’s a clothes horse to do? Not be fabulous? Capsule wardrobes—a trend touting the benefits of mixing and matching fewer pieces to form countless outfits—are gaining attention as ethical routes to versatile style. Even if you don’t want to pare down to a single pair of jeans, you can use tips from these local experts to shrink your closet’s carbon footprint. —ANGELA UFHEIL

3 Welcome to the fun part: “Shop your closet,” says Reanne Chase, the co-founder of Denver fashion brand Gyidah, which puts its own spin on vintage items. Chase suggests spending an afternoon finding new ways to wear and accessorize the clothes you keep.

Examine the clothes in your Keep pile to identify your personal style. Do you gravitate toward neutrals or bright colors? Preppy button-downs? Breezy chiffon? Noticing these tendencies will help you differentiate between styles you live in and those you only like in theory, Mele says.

Consider gaps in your sartorial assemblage—are you missing a nice pair of slacks or a versatile little black dress?—but don’t lose sight of your lifestyle. Mele says a blazer may not be a good investment if you work from home and spend your spare time on the slopes.

How To Get Even More From Less ● Hanging Out: Return your Not Sure pile to the closet with the hangers facing the wrong way, and only turn one back the right way if you wear the item. After a few months, any remaining backwards hangers will highlight the stuff you can jettison, Mele says. ● At Capacity: Once you know what you love, you might be tempted to add more like it. Denverite Caroline Burnett, owner of online thrift shop Viola Lee Vintage, recommends following a one-for-one rule. “If I want to buy something,” she says, “I have to get rid of a piece I already own.” ● Multiple Personalities: Don’t save your party dress for special occasions, says Meçlâ Soyer-Kaplan, owner of Denver label Meçlâ. Add accessories, like white sneakers or hightops, to make fancy dresses casual. ● Belt Of The Ball: All hail the belt—one of Burnett’s favorite accessories. “Tucking a baggy sweater in with a belt dramatically changes its look,” she says. “Or you can use it to cinch a loose dress or top, or even throw it over a blazer.” ● New To You: Try getting items secondhand, says Dacy Luneberg, the co-founder of Gyidah, at Goodwill or Arc Thrift Stores. Or just replace doom-scrolling with browsing online resale shops, such as London-based Depop, one of the world’s largest peer-to-peer fashion websites.

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Rarely is a hotel restaurant a destination for both travelers and locals, but Apple Blossom, which debuted inside the Hyatt Centric Downtown Denver this past October, is one such place. Owners Paul and Aileen Reilly—the siblings behind Coperta (and beloved Beast & Bottle, which closed in June 2021)—and chef de cuisine Russ Fox stocked the all-day venue’s seasonally rotating menu with crave-worthy sustenance. For breakfast, there are ultra-flaky pastries; the gumbo with duck-bourbon sausage makes for an ideal lunch; and we love the rigatoni in Colorado-lamb-studded Bolognese sauce at dinnertime. “The gumbo and the rigatoni are perfect examples of dishes that are on this menu purposely for the hotel traveler,” Paul says. “If I checked in after a shitty day of traveling, I’d just want to eat something comforting and get a buzz on and go to bed.” Apple Blossom’s soulful offerings—including the violet-hued gin and tonic cocktail—cater to those desires, while the jovial ambience is heightened by a mural of the eatery’s eponymous flower, the work of pastry chef Jodi Polson, who is also a chalk artist. In many cultures, Paul says, the blossom is a symbol of peace, love, and good things to come, a promising sign for this instant Denver classic. —PATRICIA KAOWTHUMRONG MARCH 2022

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“I wish people didn’t want fries delivered,” Michael Joseph says, explaining that the spuds just don’t hold heat long enough to arrive at his customers’ doors warm. If Joseph had his way, he’d drop them entirely from the menu at Scratch Kitchen, the twoyear-old takeout-and-delivery restaurant chain he co-founded in Boulder. “At the same time, we want to sell the customers what they want,” he says. So the fries remain, but they’ll soon see competition from tots, which testing indicates stay warmer longer. Then, if the data shows a positive change in customer behavior, Joseph will move the spuds to a more prominent location in his online ordering platform to further increase sales. If using data analysis to quibble over the menu placement of fries versus tots seems like a scene from the HBO comedy Silicon Valley, it’s not too far from the truth. Two stories above Scratch Kitchen’s first location, Joseph and I are sitting in what is unmistakably a tech startup office. A handful of slightly unkempt 20- and 30-somethings hunch over messy desks, stacks of La Croix lean against the walls, and wires seem to go everywhere at once. All of this is fitting because Scratch Kitchen isn’t your typical eatery. It’s a new breed of ghost kitchen, the tech-centric restaurant model that is to the food service industry what Uber is to taxis: a disruptive force. Ghost kitchens—also called dark, cloud, or shadow kitchens and, less Scratch Kitchen’s concepts spookily, virtual restaurants—are as amorphous as the name suggests. Generally, offer everything from tacos to healthy bowls. the phrase has come to mean takeout- and/or delivery-only restaurants

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that accept orders almost exclusively online; rely solely on their digital presence to reach customers; use thirdparty apps like Grubhub and UberEats to transport their meals; and prepare their food in the galleys of unrelated brick-and-mortar eateries or inside commissarystyle kitchens on nameless industrial blocks where the rent is cheap. Scratch Kitchen breaks what mold there is in a few ways. Its first location lives just east of the Pearl Street Mall, and its kitchen is far from hidden: Customers picking up their meals can see straight into the open food prep area. But the most obvious difference is that Scratch Kitchen is not a P H O T O G R A P H Y BY A A R O N C O L U S S I

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single restaurant; it’s a virtual food hall with six restaurant concepts. In one order, you can get a Buffalo chicken sandwich from Highline Burgers & Wings, tacos from Casera Mexican Kitchen, a miso salmon plate from Kin & Co. Comfort Kitchen, and vegan chocolate pudding from À La Mode. Joseph and his team created each concept and plan to develop others so the mix of menus at each location can be tailored to its neighborhood’s culinary tastes and new restaurants can be swapped in at existing stores to keep pace with what’s trendy. “The idea of Scratch Kitchen is that it’s just a platform,” Joseph says. “Restaurants can go out of style, so for us, as long as delivery and takeout don’t go out of style, we’re good.”

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BUSINESS States, and data firm Statista predicts the size of the American ghost kitchen market could reach $71 billion by 2027. It was $43 billion in 2019. On the ground, Wilbanks is similarly confident the ghost kitchen trend will outlast the pandemic. “There’s always been space for delivery and to-go,” she says. “I just think it’s going to be a much bigger space than it was ever before.” Find our Dining Guide, an extensive list of area restaurants, on page 124 and online at 5280.com/ restaurants.

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AFTER MORE THAN an hour spent discussing everything from the difficulty of sourcing organic and clean-label ingredients to using algorithms to automatically build a personalized ordering experience, Joseph takes me to see Scratch Kitchen in action. Ingredient-packed coolers and stoves line the walls; a long prep station stretches down the middle; and a monitor above the pickup counter uses proprietary software to display live updates for each order. There’s a public restroom off to the side, which, with no on-premises dining, doesn’t legally have to exist. It’s for the delivery drivers, as is the water-bottle-filling station. That attention to detail makes its way into the meals, too. Fries aside, Scratch Kitchen screens out foods that don’t travel well (like steamed broccoli), and it packages hot and cold as well as wet and dry items separately. Because this is a data-driven startup, it doesn’t make those decisions without testing them first. There was some question, for example, about whether the burgers should be sandwiched inside the buns or delivered separately for at-home assembly. Joseph and his team decided that serving them together didn’t affect quality—and it meant less packaging waste, something their eco-conscious customers say they care deeply about. Back in Denver that evening, my partner and I scroll through Scratch Kitchen’s menu on Grubhub. I order a Nashville hot chicken sandwich and, yes, some fries. She gets a plate with grilled chicken, Brussels sprouts, and mac ‘n’ cheese, and we add some tacos to share. The fries arrive cold, just as Joseph warned me they would, but they are still crisp and lightly seasoned, better than plenty of versions I’ve gotten via drive-thru windows. A few minutes in a toaster oven or air fryer would easily bring them back to their prime, but they’re good enough that getting off the couch isn’t worth the effort. m

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Miwa says. “She told me, ‘You grow up and learn n summer 2020, a few months after the Colorado State University encourages students to things; be someone who does something in this pandemic took hold of the country, Tomoko share their cultures at its world.’ ” So, when it came time for Miwa to think Miwa, 43, began to realize she wasn’t going World Unity Fair. about college, her mother cut her a deal: If she to be able to travel to see her family, perhaps could figure out how to apply to schools on her for quite a while. It was painful to think own in English and was accepted somewhere, her parents about not getting to share a meal with her mother and would pay her way. father, both in their 70s, something she’d planned to do Miwa ended up studying psychology as an undergraduat least once a year while studying abroad. ate international student at San Francisco State University. Miwa, who grew up in Nagoya, Japan, came to ColoBut finding a way to stay in the United States for on-the-job rado in 2018 to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical training after graduation became a problem on September psychology at the University of Denver. She’d earned 11, 2001. She couldn’t get a visa. “All the attention went to a graduate degree in the same field in Japan, but the student visas being dangerous,” Miwa says. “I was told I had schools in her home country didn’t offer the equivalent of to leave in 60 days.” the next step up. A mentor with whom Miwa had worked More than two decades later, Miwa is once again an interin Japan after graduation had a connection at DU and sugnational student struggling with a significant global incident. gested Miwa look into the school. Miwa hesitated at first. In “As a Japanese person, New Year’s is like Christmas with your a way, she’d done this once before—and it hadn’t worked out family,” Miwa says. “I haven’t gone back for two years now. the way she’d planned. It’s been rough.” Miwa’s mother and her cousin tried to send Miwa’s mother always encouraged her daughter to pursue her some comfort from home, mailing her care boxes with a good education. “Despite the culture when I was born that Japanese junk food items. “Thank God we have Zoom and girls should be cute or pretty, my mom cared for none of that,”

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FaceTime, and I get to talk to them,” Miwa says. “But it’s different being there. I think that’s true for a lot of international students.” DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS, recruiting new international students and supporting those already on campus, many of whom have had little hope of traveling to see their families, has been a significant challenge for American universities. Students were either stuck on campus or, if they were able to find a way to get home, they left knowing they might not be able to come back. Those uncertainties, along with others in recent years, have affected prospective international students’ desires to get an education in the United States. According to a recent report released by the Institute of International Education, total international student enrollment in the United States was down 15 percent in 2020-’21 compared with the previous year, dipping below a million total for the first time in almost a decade. New international student enrollment, which began to crater during former President Donald Trump’s administration, dropped by almost 50 percent in 2020-’21 compared with 2019-’20. Higher education in the Centennial State hasn’t been spared the recent downturn. International enrollment at the University of Colorado Boulder, for example, peaked in 2017 at 3,135 students, including undergraduate, graduate, and non-degree-seeking students. This school year, the total is 2,348. The same trend is true at Colorado State University, where the number of international students also crested in 2017, at 2,146. Kathleen Fairfax, vice provost for international affairs at CSU, explains the initial drop was due in part to politics. “When Trump became president, there was so much negative rhetoric about whether these students were welcome,” she says. “Suddenly, it became much more difficult to attract them.” Other countries took notice. Canada and Australia, in particular, saw huge growth in international enrollment during the Trump administration. “We were afraid the United States was going to permanently lose market share,” Fairfax says. Before schools could get a handle on that situation, however, the pandemic hit and made everything more complicated. The declining numbers, Fairfax says, are compounded by the fact that many schools, including CSU, just graduated their largestever classes of international students—the 2016-’17 group that entered during the last year of former President Barack Obama’s administration—and replaced those students with a class, in some cases, half the size. “We got hit with a double whammy,” Fairfax says. She notes that the United States hasn’t been

portrayed particularly well internationally in how it’s handled the pandemic. In addition to selling the university, Fairfax and her team have had to talk to prospective students about whether they’d be safe from a public health standpoint. Fairfax says this was a challenge with undergrads, in particular, because those students are younger and perhaps not as comfortable moving away from home during a pandemic. All these factors have forced CSU to rethink how it recruits overseas students to Fort Collins. “There’s still a lot of value placed on U.S. higher education and the doors it can open, not only here but back home,” she says. “We just have to change our strategy some.” Unsurprisingly, mixing up the school’s approach meant implementing more digital tactics. CSU got creative in 2020 when it was forced to conduct its fall classes online, enrolling international graduate and undergraduate students from their home countries, something the school hadn’t been able to do before because courses were only offered in person. It was a relatively small group, but many of those students developed a good enough feeling about CSU virtually that they decided to make the move to campus this year. Furthermore, Fairfax says the pandemic has made it more palatable for prospective students and their families to “visit” a school over Zoom—another example of something long thought to be an in-person-only activity that the pandemic has shown can be accomplished remotely. WHETHER IT’S USING NEW digital strategies or relying on more traditional draws—like the mountains west of town, the restaurants and coffeeshops downtown, and the school’s academic offerings—to attract international students, CSU is trying not only to recover from the enrollment declines of the past few years but also to grow this population overall. Fairfax has a personal goal of having 10 percent of the student body composed of Rams from outside the United States (it’s about five percent now)—a target that underscores just how critical international students are to college campuses. When talking up the importance of these students—to administrators, donors, politicians—Fairfax usually highlights three main points. One is financial. “No doubt about it,” she says. International students pay outof-state tuition and are not eligible for U.S. financial aid. In other words, they pay the full amount at top dollar. “The net revenue is huge, and it has a positive impact on the economy,” she says. International students contributed more than $290 million to the Colorado economy last year, according to

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The last thing Fairfax likes to emphasize is something she says is often misunderstood by those who think international students take away spots from local kids. In many cases, the opposite is true. A healthy international student population makes it possible to fund some of the more specialized graduate programs, notably in engineering and science. “Many of these programs simply wouldn’t exist without international students,” Fairfax says. “We couldn’t offer them.”

EVEN BEFORE THE PANDEMIC, the chancellor’s office at the University of Denver had convened a task force to examine how to better manage international student enrollment following decreases in numbers during the Trump administration. One takeaway, according to Uttiyo Raychaudhuri, DU’s vice provost for internationalization, was to focus more on supporting the students who were already on campus. “Recruitment doesn’t happen in isolation from brand identity,” Raychaudhuri says. “How do we treat the students who are here so they go on to become alumni and share the story about what the value of DU is?” He says those students tend to evangelize Colorado the same way just about everyone else does, talking up the plentiful sunshine and world-class outdoor recreation, and if they feel welltreated by their schools, they often nudge other international students to attend. David Wright agrees. In fact, the assistant vice president of global education at the Colorado School of Mines explains that Mines has had a word-of-mouth-driven pipeline of high-quality students for more than 100 years. “I think it’s safe to say that Mines doesn’t actively recruit international students,” he says. That pipeline is so solid that Mines only saw a tiny slump in international enrollment during the past few years. “I’ve often thought that Mines is more well-known abroad than here in the United States,” Wright says. “We benefit from incredible recognition around the world.” The school does, however, cultivate a welcoming atmosphere for these students once they arrive on campus. Mines has an active group of international student associations that support their members. For example, they host a festival each year called I-Day, a sort of world bazaar. Although in 2020 the school had to cancel the event, at which students cook dishes from their home countries and share musical and dance performances, I-Day returned in November 2021. At DU, Miwa has tried to help support her fellow international students throughout the pandemic. When the Trump administration blamed China for the spread of the virus, Miwa organized a student group called We’re Not Viruses, which turned into Asians in Colorado. It’s still going today; they meet about once a quarter. For her part, Miwa is hoping this will be the year she finally gets to go see her parents. She wants to tell her family in person how much their support of her education has meant over the years. Says Miwa: “They gave me the strength to go on.” m

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Karen Brinckerhoff K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E T O P R E A L E S TAT E PRODUCER 2022 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond Karen believes there is a perfect home for every buyer, and a buyer for every home. Her 28 years of experience and genuine passion for the business has enabled her to achieve a level of expertise unlike any other in residential sales. She recognizes that buying and selling a home is not only a large financial commitment, but one that is personal and emotional for clients in all price ranges. Karen’s handpicked team represents beliefs similar to her own and embodies the same commitment to treating all clients with honesty, integrity and putting the client’s best interests first. Together, Karen, Keri DiGrappa and Ashley Seymour provide white-glove service as they navigate the sales process with ease. This allows their clients to enjoy a predictable and low-risk transaction from start to finish. As a proud fourth-generation Denver native and Colorado State University graduate, Karen is rooted within the community and is respected among her peers. Her relationship with her clients embraces multiple generations. Karen would love the opportunity to work with you.

S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Home Market, Resident and Expert in Columbine Valley & The Polo Reserve for 28 years, Relocations, Historic Homes, First-time Homebuyers and Investments, Denver Metro Area A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Five Star Real Estate Professional designation from 2012-2021, 5280 Top Producing Broker 2015-2021, Ranked among the Top 10 brokers at Kentwood DTC in 2019 & 2020 & Top 5 in 2021. Luxury Home Tour Member, Ranked 2nd for production in the Kentwood DTC office and 4th at the Brokerage in 2018. Consistently recognized as a top volume producing Broker in Denver by the Denver Board of Realtors Roundtable, Consistently ranking among top 1% in sales volume for individual brokers by the Denver Board of Realtors.

4949 South Niagara Street, Suite 400 Denver, CO 80237 303.898.9825 | karen@kentwood.com K A R E N B R I N C K E R H O F F.C O M

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Ann Kerr

K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond In a market rich with realtors, Ann Kerr stands out from the pack. With over $500 million in sales, she is proof of the power of relationships. Ann’s 20-year tenure in the industry reflects the type of staying power that can only be achieved through honesty, integrity and unrelenting authenticity. She answers phone calls and emails directly. It’s extremely important to her that she take responsibility for every detail of every transaction. Ann specializes in helping buyers and sellers with all types of residential properties—from acreage estates in the Villages, bungalows in Washington Park to high rise condos downtown and townhouses in Cherry Creek. Ann’s goal is to give each buyer or seller a sense of complete satisfaction with their dealings and to enjoy the ride along the way. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Resident and Expert in Cherry Hills Village for 30 Years, Luxury, Downsizing, Investment Properties, Relocation, First-Time Home Buyers A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Denver Metro Association of Realtors Professional Standards Committee Member, Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate, Cherry Hills Village Planning & Zoning Commission, Swim Across America, University of Oklahoma Alumni Association, The John Lynch Foundation, PIVOT, University of Denver Lacrosse

ann kerr 303.818.8668 an nke rr. co m

4949 South Niagara Street, Suite 400 Denver, CO 80237 303.818.8668 | akerr@kentwood.com A N N K E R R .C O M

The Wolfe-Bouc Group L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 3-5 Agents | Double Black Diamond Discreet Representation...Savvy Marketing...Record-Breaking Results. As one of Denver’s leading real estate teams, we have the honor and responsibility to offer the best insight and service to our clients, along with astute negotiating skills, while always customizing solutions based on the goals of our Buyers & Sellers. In addition to strategically pricing our Listings to achieve top dollar and effectively managing the transaction from contract to sale, we have a proven track record in successfully finding homes for Buyer’s in today’s market. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S • #1 Team LIV Sotheby’s International Realty Cherry Creek • Top 5 Teams for outstanding production 2000-2021 as recognized by the Denver Board of Realtors®

Ian Wolfe: 303.809.3531 | ian@wolfe-bouc.com Chris Bouc: 303.669.4449 | chris@wolfe-bouc.com WO L F E - B O U C .C O M

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Denver’s Top Team K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TA T E

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 3-5 Agents | Double Black Diamond WENDY GLAZER | SANA WOOD | JACCI GEIGER As the #1 Team at Kentwood Real Estate, Cherry Creek, Denver’s Top Team is comprised of 3 award winning realtors. They help each client achieve their real estate goals by bringing unparalleled negotiation skills, a high level of integrity, deep understanding of the community, and a wealth of knowledge to the table. EQUALLY AS IMPORTANT as their expertise is the way they go BEYOND the normal expectations of a realtor by bringing a top level of service to each unique situation and by meeting every clients’ individual needs. Clients lean on them for advice and for vendors to get a full service experience, giving them a perfect fit for their lifestyle. Whether they are working with Luxury properties or first time home buyers, they give everyone the same quality service and respect. Their passion to be the BEST is proven by their clients positive experiences, testimonials and longtime friendships afterwards. With this team on your side, you will turn your dreams into reality and EXPERIENCE TOP RESULTS! “We are forever grateful to do what we love to do! THANK YOU to all of our clients who continue to trust us as your real estate partner.” MA RCH

A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S #1 Team in Sales Production at Kentwood Real Estate, Cherry Creek, Yearly Recipients of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors Excellence Awards, Yearly Recipients of the Denver Board of Realtors Million Dollar Round Table Awards, Yearly Recipients of the 5280 Five Star Award

Wendy: 303.906.9000 | bdglaz@aol.com Sana: 303.881.3514 | sana@sanawood.com Jacci: 303.840.7777 | jacci@kentwood.com DENVERSTOPTEAM@KENTWOOD.COM

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Julie Winger

K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E AT C H E R R Y C R E E K T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond In her 21st successful year in Real Estate Sales and Consulting, Julie is a third generation Colorado Native, and a second generation Realtor, who truly loves sharing her broad knowledge of Denver’s neighborhoods, history, and Real Estate market with longtime Denverites and those who are considering making our special city their home. Julie is well known for her integrity, skill, competence, and work ethic in guiding her clients through transactions, both home sales and purchases, and especially her ability to make the process pleasant. “I highly value and appreciate my clients and their trust in me. My priority is to provide an extremely high level of customer service to my clients while helping them to achieve their goals and objectives.” S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Sellers and Buyers. All Central Denver Neighborhoods and Suburbs, Historic Home Specialist, Single Family Homes, Condos, Land, Senior’s Sales Specialist A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Kentwood Cherry Creek Top 10 Individual Sales 2018 - 2021. Real Trends Top 250 Colorado Agents 2020. Kentwood Top 10 Individual Sales 2018, 2019. Kentwood Cherry Creek #1 Team Sales 2014, 2015, 2017. Kentwood 10 Million Dollar Club 2011-2021. DMAR Million Dollar Roundtable 2003-2021.

303.946.2784 juliewinger@kentwood.com J U L I E W I N G E R .C O M

Mary Jones

K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 3-5 Agents | Double Black Diamond As a Denver native and an established agent for over twenty years, Mary is known for her extensive knowledge of the Denver market and for being an unwavering and passionate advocate for her clients. She strives to ensure that the home buying or selling process is fun, easy, and stress-free. Mary has consistently been a Top Producer at Kentwood Real Estate, and her business is based on more than 95% referrals from satisfied clients. Providing excellent service to buyers and sellers comes naturally for Mary because of the joy she finds in helping people through what can be such an exciting and emotional time. When it comes to fulfilling wants and needs with the perfect home for buyers and the best offer for sellers, Mary absolutely shines. Mary firmly believes that everyone deserves excellent representation regardless of price point. However, her extensive experience in the luxury home market really sets her apart. She knows the unique challenges that can come with buying and selling in this range and how to creatively work to get a great outcome. When she isn’t working, Mary is having a great time on the golf course or with her husband of over 37 years, her kids, and her precious grandbabies. She loves sharing her home entertaining friends, trying new restaurants, and traveling to new places. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S CRS, DMAR, CAR, NAR

215 Cook Street, Denver, CO 80206 303.886.2323 | M A R YJ O N E S D E N V E R .C O M

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David Bell MILEHIMODERN T O P R E A L E S TAT E PRODUCER 2022 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond David loves Denver! After growing up in Englewood and attending CSU in Fort Collins, David made his way to NYC, with his newly stamped CPA credentials and embarked on a very successful finance career in the garment and health club industries. After several years in Toronto, David made his way back to Denver, to be closer to family, enjoy the healthy Colorado lifestyle and to start a new career helping people, while using his skills in negotiating, marketing and finance. David has been representing buyers and sellers in the Denver Metro area for nearly ten years and has curated a real estate career where his clients feel heard, wellrepresented and cared for. In return, David’s clients trust him as their real estate advisor and have become long-term friends and clients. Based on his depth of knowledge in real estate, David has sold everything from studio condos to multimillion dollar estates. David has secured his spot among top real estate agents in the Denver Metro Area with recent sales including a $5.8M, 36-acre estate in Castle Rock and a $4.6M, 12,000 square foot estate on 7th Avenue Parkway in Denver. Along with his sister and brother-in-law, Nancy and Jeff Jones, the DavidBell Group is not only able to accommodate the needs of their clients, but to make the buying and selling process as low-stress and easy as possible. Every real estate transaction is different, and the DavidBell Group is very adept at addressing each client in a personal and professional manner. Nancy’s role as Transaction Manager and Jeff’s background in client services, benefits everyone. David’s association with milehimodern capitalizes on the forward-thinking marketing and brand presence that the company has established and catapults his clients’ sales to achieve highest dollar per square foot. Home sellers and buyers are in amazing hands with David’s knowledge and love for Denver, his professionalism and his care for his clients.

S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S • The entire Denver Metro Area • Luxury real estate • First time to very experienced buyers and sellers

44 Cook Street Denver, CO 80206

A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S 5280 Top Real Estate Producer: Double Black Diamond

303.887.1358 david@milehimodern.com DAV I D B E L LG R O U P.C O M

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Amanda Fein K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond Amanda integrates her tenacious energy, integrity, and analytical dexterity into every real estate transaction. She loves inspiring possibilities and enthusiastically exceeding her client’s real estate needs and desires. While always working, Amanda enjoys a mountain getaway, is an avid hockey fan (Go Avs!), loves big dogs, and has been a serial volunteer in Denver for nearly 25 years. Most importantly, she looks forward to earning the opportunity to serve your real estate needs and desires. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Residential Luxury, Move-Up/Down Buyers & Sellers, Professionals, and Exceptional Humans A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S 2020 Top 5% Producer in the Denver Metro Area • 2020 Five Star Professional Rising Star • 2018 Denver Business Journal Forty Under Forty • Certified Negotiation Expert • Multiple Year Honoree Denver Metro Association of Realtors Excellence Awards

215 St. Paul Street, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80206 720.935.5759 | amanda@kentwood.com D E S I R E D E N V E R .C O M

Terri Gray MILEHIMODERN

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Terri Gray — a former member of the US Navy — distinguishes herself as a specialist in the Front Range real estate market with a focus on elevating her clients’ experiences. Since receiving her license in 2006, Terri has established herself as a high-volume top producer with a wealth of trustworthy experience, market insight and savvy negotiation skills. Her work ethic honed from her tenure in the Armed Forces attracts clients from all walks of life, including veterans seeking VA loan expertise, first-time buyers relocating to Colorado and luxury sellers in need of high-caliber representation and market insight. Terri’s innovative approach to real estate is noted in her ability to tackle any challenge with creative solutions and deep knowledge of the competitive market. Above all, Terri is recognized by her clients for her unmatched service and sparkling demeanor. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Homes, Military, Relocation, Investment Properties, New Development A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Member of Institute for Luxury Home Marketing, 5-Star Professional, CNE, CDPE

2015 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO, 80302 720.323.8460 | terri@milehimodern.com T E R R I . M I L E H I M O D E R N H O M E S .C O M

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Scott Bernard

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N A T I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond As a top-producing agent in Denver and the Vail Valley for nearly a decade, Scott brings energy, enthusiasm, and a client-first approach to every facet of your transaction. This results in a loyal following and several notable benchmarks, including the third highest condo sale in Vail Village for Q1 2020, overall ranking in the top 20 brokers in the Cherry Creek office of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (LIV SIR) in 2020 and top 15 brokers by volume, Q1 2021 of LIV SIR Cherry Creek. From his first transaction on an $85,000 condo in Denver to his highest transaction to-date representing the buyer of a $7.4 million condo in Vail Village, Scott provides exemplary service regardless of price point and treats every client like a friend. Whether you seek an urban lifestyle in town or want a quiet place in the mountains, Scott will help you make sound financial decisions. In fact, the majority of his transactions range from $375,000 to $1.6 million. However, to Scott, real estate is much more than numbers. It’s the stories behind the homes, the relationships formed, and a strong desire to achieve the exceptional for his clientele that make it all worthwhile. Having a buyer or seller say they feel as if they are his only client, is the highest compliment he can receive – and something Scott consistently strives for. In addition to Scott’s background in hospitality, technology, and design, he is a fantastic problem solver and skillful negotiator who goes above and beyond at every turn. He previously lived and worked in Singapore and Munich, giving him a unique perspective. His contacts at home and abroad afford buyers and sellers a powerful referral network that matches people with property around the globe. For flawless real estate service that raises the bar, contact Scott. His proven track record and ability to exceed expectations make him one of the most trusted real estate advisors in the region. MA RCH

100 Saint Paul Street, Suite 200 Denver, CO 80206 772.480.0324 scott.bernard@sothebysrealty.com S C OT T W B E R N A R D.C O M

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Anna Centron

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Anna has a “Client-First” Philosophy allowing her to provide the very best service by putting her clients first. This means keeping herself accessible, being a good listener as well as a great communicator, and responding quickly to her clients’ needs. There are many qualities and skills that go into being an excellent real estate professional; Integrity, in-depth community/market knowledge, utilizing successful and effective marketing tools, powerful negotiation skills and highquality professional networking, all of which are hallmarks of how Anna works. She has an amazing attention to detail and always has her clients’ best interests at the center of everything she does. She strives to take all worry off her clients’ shoulders and allows each client to feel as if they are her only client throughout the entire buying/selling process. As a Denver native, she knows the city like the back of her hand with a vast knowledge of all the neighborhoods and their history. She keeps her “ear to the ground” on all market trends along with future development planning of our ever growing city, ensuring her clients are making intelligent and profitable decisions within buying and selling real estate! Anna has a true passion for Denver, real estate and customer service, which is a perfect combination for a Realtor that is serious and committed to selling your current home and finding your next perfect home! A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Real Producers Top 5%, Denver Professionals 40 under 40, Real Estate Professional Accredited Agent with The Board of Regents Luxury Real Estate, Realtor®, Member of Denver Metro Association of Realtors, Member of National Association of Realtors 303.906.5793 | acentron@livsothebysrealty.com T H EC E N T R O N G R O U P.C O M

Ben + Erin Rule

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 2 Agents | Black Diamond We are a husband & wife team with over 30 years of combined real estate experience who provide our clients with end-to-end expertise in complex real estate transactions, while building lifelong relationships along the way. As is the case in any great team, we bring different and complementary backgrounds and skill sets in marketing, sales, finance, and negotiation to our partnership, ensuring that each client receives the personal service, comprehensive information and professional guidance needed in the rapidly changing real estate market. A home sale or purchase is a significant milestone in anyone’s life, and we pride ourselves on making it an enjoyable, rewarding, and memorable time for each of our treasured clients. Once the purchase or sale is complete, we continue our relationships, becoming long-term trusted advisors and resource providers for anything real estate related. We welcome the opportunity to talk with you about your real estate journey. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Metro Denver & Vail Valley Residential Properties including Luxury, Move-Up, First Time Buyers, Investment and Second Homes A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Consistent recipient of DMAR Excellence Award and 5280 Top Producer, LIV Sotheby’s “Quarterly Best”

100 Saint Paul St., Ste. 200, Denver, CO 80206 303.549.9815 | R U L E P R O P E R T I E S .C O M

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Peter Blank + Carmelo Paglialunga MILEHIMODERN

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agents | Double Black Diamond Peter + Carmelo - RAISING THE BAR in Denver’s Luxury Real Estate Market. Their presence and proficiency spans across the entire Denver metro area. With a unique eye for design and architecture, they not only guide their clients through the purchase or sale of a property, but to the re-envisioning and renovation as well, making their relationship an invaluable service. MA RCH

44 Cook Street, Denver, CO 80206 Peter Blank: 720.849.1956 Carmelo Paglialunga: 303.396.9913 M I L E H I M O D E R N .C O M

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Kyla Tyler

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Now more than ever, buyers and sellers need a highly qualified, educated and experienced agent to guide them through the process from start to finish. As a former pilot and instructor for the airlines, Kyla believes it is of the utmost importance to first educate her clients on all aspects of the sale in order to empower them to make sound decisions and feel in control of the process each step of the way. She accomplishes this by teaching her clients about market behavior, sales trends, contracts, strategy and lending. Kyla believes that staying in constant contact is paramount and her clients are never ignored or put off to a third party. Throughout her 18 years in the business, she has earned numerous awards including RE/MAX Hall of Fame, multiple Platinum Club and Top Producer awards. Kyla’s business is built on referrals from her valued clients. She pledges to serve you with honesty, integrity, professionalism and genuinely will earn the right to be your Realtor for life!

10111 Inverness Main Street, Suite P, Englewood, CO 80112 303.905.7731 | kyla@kylatyler.com K Y L AT Y L E R .C O M

AK Riley

COLDWELL BANKER T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond AK Riley is a full-time, full-service agent who knows how to get her sellers top dollar for their home, while ensuring her buyers find their dream home for the best price. AK knows that buying or selling a home is often a very emotional process, which is why she strives to take care of all the details for her clients so they can feel at ease. AK truly loves being part of her clients’ real estate journey and considers it an honor that they have placed their trust in her. She’s a tough negotiator and provides her clients with a seamless experience from start to finish. Her local market expertise sets her apart from her peers and bolsters her business. Her top performance has earned her membership into Coldwell Banker’s® International President’s Circle, an honor reserved for the top 5% of agents globally and has garnered the 5-Star Real Estate Agent award from consumers. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Home Sales, Relocation A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S International President’s Club – Coldwell Banker, 5-Star Professional, GRI, Global Luxury, Relocation, and Certified Negotiating Expert

720.289.2929 | ak@akrileyrealestate.com A K R I L E Y R E A L E STAT E .C O M

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Hotz Group

K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 3-5 Agents | Black Diamond Dad and daughters have been selling homes throughout the Denver city and suburban neighborhoods since 2005. The Hotz Group provides superior real estate services to valued clients. Together, they have almost 60 years of real estate experience. Elizabeth has been selling homes since 2005. She graduated from Purdue University and is active in many local charities. Her clients love her charming enthusiasm and depth of real estate knowledge. Meredith joined the Hotz Group in 2014 after graduating from Colorado State University. Meredith has been a longtime supporter of many non-profits and spends her days off with her three rescue dogs. She loves the Colorado lifestyle and believes that homeownership is one of the best ways for people to invest their hard-earned money. Larry graduated from The University of Denver and has sold homes continuously since 1978. He also managed a large real estate office in Cherry Creek and has been a Director of the Denver Board of Realtors, The Colorado Association of Realtors, and the National Association of Realtors. Still, his clients come first. Larry says, “Moving can be a stressful time, especially if something goes wrong in a real estate transaction. I enjoy helping my clients enjoy the thrill and excitement of a new home while they leave any problems to me.”

Elizabeth: 303.601.5253 EHotz@DenverRealEstate.com

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Larry: 303.877.9344 Larry@Larryhotz.com

Meredith: 303.359.7373 Meredith@Larryhotz.com

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Molly Weiss

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Molly Weiss is a fourth generation Denver native who knows the neighborhoods like the back of her hand. With extensive local knowledge, personalized client attention, and a consistent drive for results, Molly brings unmatched expertise and a concierge-style approach to every aspect of your real estate transaction. The trusted advisor and client advocate is also plugged into the local community with a broad network of colleagues and friends across the city. From the Highlands to Cherry Creek North, Hilltop to Cherry Hills Village, Berkeley to Centennial, Molly is well-equipped to handle your Denver real estate needs with ease. Coupled by the reach and resources of a globally recognized brand, she affords a full-service experience that can’t be beat. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Member of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors, Member of National Association of Realtors, Real Estate Professional Accredited Agent with The Board of Regents Luxury Real Estate

100 Saint Paul Street, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80206 303.229.0652 | mweiss@livsothebysrealty.com M O L LY W E I S S R E A L E STAT E .C O M

Elizabeth Sacerdoti + Libby Levinson K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 2 Agents | Double Black Diamond Finishing off a record breaking year, Vesta Homes is committed to providing the highest level of real estate services to all of our clients. With nearly 30 years of combined experience, Libby and Elizabeth offer their clients exceptional communication, unparalleled customer service and superior negotiation in Denver’s dynamic real estate market.

Elizabeth: 303.501.3337 | elizabeth@kentwood.com Libby: 720.935.0412 | libby@kentwood.com V E STA H O M E S D E N V E R .C O M

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Marilyn Dana and Janie Stoddard COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 2 Agents | Double Black Diamond Specializing in Luxury Customer Service • Selling the 2021 Colorado Homes and Lifestyles HOME OF THE YEAR • 40+ years of experience closing over half a billion in sales Consistently:

Marilyn Dana

• Top 1% of Coldwell Banker nationally • 5-Star Real Estate Agent by 5280 magazine

303.378.1089 | Marilyn@MarilynDana.com M A R I LY N DA N A .C O M

• Top 5 Teams in Coldwell Banker Colorado “You can end your realtor search now. We were provided the best service we’ve ever experienced from any individual or company in my entire life. They have become the benchmark that we measure everyone else against.” MA RCH

Janie Stoddard 303.408.0738 | Janie.Stoddard@Gmail.com J A N I E ST O D DA R D.C O M

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Nicole Wolf COLDWELL BANKER

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 2 Agents | Black Diamond Nicole has been in the real estate industry for nine years and counting. Her career started on the commercial side in property management, then, in 2015, she made the jump into residential real estate and has not looked back. Focusing her business around her brand “Wolf Family Real Estate: Where Family Comes First,” Nicole strives to treat each client as if they were a member of her own family. Nicole prides herself on placing clients’ needs before her own and maintaining a strong relationship with each client long after closing. Many of Nicole’s clients would say she is the best in the business— simply because of her genuine, honest, and professional way of conducting each transaction from start to finish. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Coldwell Banker Diamond Society (2017); Coldwell Banker 30 Under 30 Award (2018); Coldwell Banker President’s Circle Individual (2018); Coldwell Banker Sterling Society Individual (2019), 5280 Top Producer (2020); Coldwell Banker Diamond Society (2020), Coldwell Banker President’s Circle (2021)

12110 North Pecos Street, Suite 100 Westminster, CO 80234 303.898.5816 | nicole.wolf@cbrealty.com | WO L F FA M I LY R E .C O M

Sheree Cooke COLDWELL BANKER

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond BEING A REALTOR isn’t a job to me, it’s my PASSION! Whether you are buying or selling a property in Colorado, Sheree takes away all the stress, worry and, most importantly, the work from her clients so that they can feel completely at ease and actually enjoy the process. Nothing gives her more joy than to see her clients happily settling into a perfectly matched new home or feel the success of selling a current one. Sheree loves to enjoy this wonderful Colorado community with her family and friends,and sharing this love and knowledge of Colorado with her clients is what it’s all about. Team up with Sheree: If you’re looking for a dedicated, hardworking, ethical agent who gets you under contract and is an expert negotiator that will ensure a successful closing, you have found your Realtor. In addition, finding your new home or selling your current residence will help give at risk horses a second chance for love. Realtor to the Rescue: Giving hope to At Risk Horses. Sheree donates a percentage of each closing back into our community by giving to several horse rescues. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Top Producer Coldwell Banker, CB International President’s Elite’s Award, CB International President’s Circle Award, Top 3% of Coldwell Banker Agents Worldwide, Listing and Buyer Specialist, Luxury, Relocation, Military, Investment Properties, Resale and New Development 970.619.0660 shereecolorado@aol.com S H E R E E R E A LTO R .C O M

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Loan Kim Hau H O M E S M A R T R E A LT Y G R O U P

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond When searching for the personification of the American Dream, one needs to look no further than Loan Kim Hau. A daughter of immigrant parents, Loan has built a career and business helping others realize their dream of home ownership. Growing up in the Mile High City, Loan is intimately familiar with the breathtaking views of the Rockies, the full breadth of activities Colorado offers, and the growth of Denver graduating into a modern metropolis. She’s applied this knowledge to her current venture - real estate. Specializing in residential, Loan Kim Hau has been a licensed and practicing Real Estate Agent in Colorado since 2015. She walks her clients through the buying process, helps those that are selling maximize their return, and works with investors navigating the sizzling hot Denver real estate market. Loan’s passion for real estate was born out of a need to assist her first generation Vietnamese-American parents build their dream home at 16 years old. This transformative experience, combined with her background in sales, compelled Loan to the world of real estate where she builds relationships and helps her clients achieve their dream home. To Loan, educating her clients, while providing the highest level of integrity and transparency throughout the process, is of paramount importance. She’s also keenly aware of the importance of a personal approach with each client. It was her parents who instilled compassion into their children, and it carries through into her work today. Always looking for that next challenge, Loan’s latest passion is new home construction. She has an appetite for architecture and new developments, so it’s only fitting that she guides the process from concept to reality. It’s not all just work for her! Loan enjoys spending time outdoors with her 5-year-old son. Exploring culinary delights and live music outings with friends & family is how she prefers to spend her free time. This is Loan Kim Hau’s American Dream. It’s her mission to help her clients realize theirs. MA RCH

8300 East Maplewood Avenue Suite 100 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Direct: 303.881.8273 Office: 303. 858.8100 Homes@LoanKimHau.com LOA N K I M H AU.C O M

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Chriss Bond

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond With 15 years’ experience in the Denver real estate market, Chriss brings a wealth of knowledge to her clients and is a trusted resource for all listing and buyer needs. In this crazy market where you have to compete on almost every transaction, experience counts. You want to work with someone who will get the job done. Chriss is an excellent communicator with serious attention to detail, this combined with the Coldwell Banker global brand will make buying or selling your home with Chriss a success. Chriss loves what she does and it shows. Her work ethic, determination, professionalism, and negotiation skills are just some of the reasons she is a top producer at Coldwell Banker. She is available day or night to answer all questions and ensure a smooth transaction. She believes that honesty and integrity go a long way, which is why her clients refer her time and time again. Chriss began her career in real estate as an investor and has built her business year over year and is in the top 3% of all agents worldwide at Coldwell Banker. Who would have thought a global pandemic would make our market busier than it already was? With over 75 transactions closed in just the past two years, Chriss provides exceptional service for all her clients and will make sure whether you are buying or selling, you get to the closing table. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Coldwell Banker International Presidents Premier and Presidents Elite Awards 2020, 2021, Coldwell Banker Presidents Circle, Diamond and Sterling Awards 2015-2019, Yearly recipient of the Denver Metro Board of Realtors Excellence Awards 720.771.7369 | C H R I S S B O N D.C B I N T O U C H .C O M

Marlene Maxon RE/MAX ALLIANCE

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond In past situations when I have been recognized for awards, I have many times honored my dad by letting him give me a quote that was sometimes funny, and always inspiring. This year my dad passed and I wanted to honor him for one last time by sharing with you just how instrumental he was in my life and career. He often came with me to my open houses and he would ride along with me as I put up brochures and checked on signs. He ALWAYS asked me at least ten times: “How much is that house worth?” He loved me for who I was and accepted me for who I was striving to become. He was my greatest fan and my biggest hero. Kenny Maxon—96, my father, and proud WWII pilot. One of his memorable quotes:

“Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.”

5440 Ward Road, Suite 110, Arvada, CO 80002 303.549.8787 | mrlnmaxon@gmail.com R E M A X .C O M

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Team Denver Homes RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 6-15 Agents | Double Black Diamond Team Denver Homes was an idea we discussed in 2016 and implemented in January 2018 by Partners Michele Ciardullo and Mor Zucker. They came together with an idea to create a top producing team in Denver. Michele focuses on luxury properties and Mor on investment and development properties. Together, the team hits all areas of the real estate market. Both of us are very passionate about Real Estate and the continuous evolving needs of buyers and sellers, and push toward a new level of excellence with a team. Consistently ranking as the #1 team under RE/MAX professionals, Team Denver Homes knows what it takes to excel. Last year the team closed over $111 Million in real estate transactions and helped over 140 families. Our team approaches real estate very differently regarding how we utilize data. We continuously educate ourselves on market knowledge, national and international real estate trends, technology, and unique marketing. This includes traditional sales methods with outside of the box thinking to sell real estate for higher net proceeds and quicker sale time. We strive to provide white glove customer service plus value to each of our clients. We push each other to work together to SELL. Our agents work hard to accomplish the goals of our clients and we are so proud to have surrounded ourselves with like-minded, determined individuals. Team Denver Homes is currently made up of seven members. The team consists of Operating Partners Mor Zucker and Michele Ciardullo and Broker Associates Andrea Whitmarsh, Cassi Smiley, Maytal Hess, Michael-Anne Goodart and Olivia Merrill. MA RCH

Michele Ciardullo: 720.933.2573 | michele@teamdenverhomes.com Mor Zucker: 303.557.8862 | mor@teamdenverhomes.com 303.874.1327 team@teamdenverhomes.com T E A M D E N V E R H O M E S .C O M

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Carol Guzman Y O U R C A S T L E R E A L E S TAT E

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Having 23 years of Real Estate experience, Carol Guzman exhibits genuine care, true advocacy and exceptional guidance. Through her inspired passion, she provides the most comprehensive expertise in Senior Transition and downsizing services in the Greater Denver Metro area. “My number one goal is to help seniors as they transition to a simpler lifestyle,” she explains. “We help them downsize, provide them with any resources they might need, and overall, make the process easier.” What’s more, Carol’s knowledge basis is unparalleled when it comes to senior living options in the Denver area. “I’m very attuned to the 55+ communities in Metro Denver, on a hyper-local level,” she says. “From years of experience and research, I know everything there is to know about them, from HOA information to the floor plans of every unit. Whatever a client may be looking for, I can find it. It makes the process very straightforward and seamless.” With two decades of experience, Carol Guzman now considers what she enjoys most about her career. “It’s so rewarding to work with seniors during this time of transition, especially when I can ease stress along the way,” she says. “I’ve got a big heart, and I really do care. I just love to hear their positive feedback. It makes the whole process special.” A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Your Castle Real Estate Legends Club 2021, Vice-President’s Club 2020, President’s Club 2019, Platinum Club 2016-2018, South Metro Denver Realtor Assn. Diamond Circle Club 2016-2021, and voted Five Star Professional in 5280 Magazine for 2018-2021. Recognized in Forbes Magazine as a Top 500 Agent in 2020 & Fortune Magazine in 2021. 303.929.3157 | cj.guzman@comcast.net C A R O LG U Z M A N H O M E S .C O M

The Fowler Group COLDWELL BANKER

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 6-15 Agents | Black Diamond The Fowler Group has dynamic marketing systems that guarantee maximum exposure for their listings, and professional administrative and contract management support to get the job done! Together, their team is dedicated to achieving success for their clients and they’re proud to carry on the success that Jack Fowler started in 1960. They love helping people, problem solving, and building strong relationships on a daily basis. Each Realtor on the team continues to exceed their client’s expectations through passion for excellence, continuous improvement, collaboration, knowledge and professionalism. It is their personal goal to ensure that each of their clients receive top-notch service! EVERY TIME! When you work with The Fowler Group you can be confident you are getting the best team of real estate professionals working on your side because they have proven results and hundreds of happy clients. The Fowler Group “team model” and real estate synergy brings with it RESULTS. Each individual on the team is dedicated and committed, which allows them to run efficiently and successfully. A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S • Top 5% Most Recommended Realtor by Google and Homesnap, 2021 • Ranked #1 in Real Estate by Top Rated Local- Erie, 2018-2020 • Top 5 Best Real Estate Teams in Colorado by Top Rated Local, 2019 & 2020 • Ranked #2 for Sales Volume at Coldwell Banker Realty- Boulder, 2021 • Voted Best Realtor by Readers Choice in Best of the West, 2022 • BizWest Honoree for Notable Women in Real Estate, 2022 • Nominated by the North Metro Chamber of Commerce for Business Leadership, 2021

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S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Real Estate, Condos, Certified New Home Specialists

2700 Canyon Boulevard Suite 200 Boulder, CO 80302 720.893.1685 T H E FOW L E R G R O U P C O LO R A D O.C O M

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Milena Joy

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Milena knows that changing where you live can change how you live. Adopted from Colombia and raised in Minnesota with three siblings in a one bathroom home, Milena learned early on the laws of real estate supply and demand, and likewise, the power of negotiation. Her entrepreneurial spirit and competitive nature continue to fuel her drive to consistently deliver the extraordinary results her clients deserve. Delivering a luxury experience at every price point, Milena’s fresh approach to buying and selling homes provides unparalleled value to the client experience. She leverages her marketing, social media and advertising expertise to maximize your home’s exposure and match highly qualified buyers and investors with homes around the world. Count on Milena’s unwavering commitment to connect you to the right people and properties; to be relentless in negotiating the best terms to meet your needs; and to be innovative in delivering results with superior service. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Listing & Buyer Specialist in: Luxury, Relocation, Investment, New Construction A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Top 5% Producer in Denver Metro, Certified Real Estate Negotiation Expert, DMAR Platinum Excellence Award Recipient, The Board of Regents Luxury Real Estate Accredited Agent 100 St. Paul Street, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80206 303.585.0589| milena@milenajoy.com | M I L E N A J OY.C O M

Dwell Colorado K E N T W O O D R E A L E S TAT E

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 3-5 Agents | Black Diamond Martha, Amy and Brian, collectively, have been selling residential real estate for over 60 years. They constantly monitor market conditions and contract changes, always conducting business at the highest level of professionalism; other agents want to work with them and, in turn, their clients. The Dwell Colorado Team is passionate about helping their clients build the life of their dreams through real estate; and extensively educate them on their options so that they can make the best decisions for themselves in what is typically the most important investment of their lives. They are especially proud when their clients refer children and grandchildren, entrusting this experienced team to guide the next generation’s real estate decisions. There is no greater compliment. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S We specialize in working with clients across all generations and from city to country. Our clients have stuck with us through the years and go on to refer their family and friends. We thrive on advising future generations of homeowners throughout the Denver Metro Area and beyond. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S 2021 Top 10 Sales Team at Kentwood Real Estate, Yearly recipients of the Five Star Professional Award, Yearly recipients of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors Excellence Award, Yearly Recipients of the Denver Board of Realtors Million Dollar Roundtable Award. Amy is a Denver Metro Association of Realtors Board Director, Brian is a Board Director at Adoption Options, and Martha financially supports 18 different charities every year. Martha: 303.918.9005 Amy: 303.810.8463 Brian: 303.408.1781 DW E L LC O LO R A D O.C O M

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Caitlin Clough

Alicia Sexton

MILEHIMODERN

RE/MAX ALLIANCE EVERGREEN

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Individual Agent | Black Diamond Alicia has been helping Sellers and Buyers in the Evergreen/Conifer area since 1999 and consistently ranks at the top of her profession. Her work ethic, tenacity and integrity allow for a relationship with her clients that sets them up for success. Mountain properties have attributes that require additional knowledge and Alicia excels in this area. When you work with Alicia, you get her full attention. “I am passionate about what I do and I take the time to listen to your wants and needs. I am here to educate you through the process and have some fun while doing it”. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Real Estate, Second Homes, Relocation A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, Certified Residential Specialist, Certified Mountain Area Specialist, RE/MAX Hall of Fame, Platinum Club, 2013 REALTOR of the Year, Past Chair Mountain Metro Association of REALTORS

Before joining milehimodern, Caitlin held a decade long career in sales, advertising and interior design. Caitlin’s competent background is matched by her poise, empathetic nature and exemplary communication skills. Her clients appreciate her critical perspective when exploring properties and the artistic lens she brings when selling homes. Caitlin helps buyers, sellers and investors of all types to navigate the complicated Denver market. A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S // five star rising star award winner, 2020 & 2021 // DMAR excellence awards silver individual, 2020

2015 W 32nd Avenue Denver, CO 80211 303.638.6552 caitlin@milehimodern.com S LOA N S L A K E AG E N T.C O M

303.748.4029 aliciasexton@remax.net A L I C I A S E X TO N .C O M

Celeste Ballerino

Amy Cammack

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

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Broker and Co-Owner at RE/MAX of Cherry Creek, Celeste Ballerino has a passionate commitment to the redevelopment of Denver’s most celebrated neighborhoods. Together with unflinching professionalism, intuitive market knowledge, and strong negotiation skills, her business acumen has been the fuel behind providing her clients with financial success and lasting peace of mind in their real estate dealings since 2002. This personal touch goes for both traditional resale homes and iconic ground-up new construction. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Arvada, Belcaro, Berkeley, Bonnie Brae, Cherry Creek, Country Club, Edgewater, The Highlands, LoHi, Observatory Park, Park Hill, RiNo, Sloan’s Lake, Sunnyside, Washington Park A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S DMAR Excellence Awards Winner 2017-2021, RE/MAX North America Top 100 2021, RE/MAX Chairmans Club, Platinum Club & Hall of Fame Award Winner 2014-2021

empathy. communication. grace.

Amy loves what she does—and it shows. She is detail oriented, professional, an expert negotiator and highly qualified to handle every aspect of your real estate transaction. She truly provides five-star customer service to all of her clients. Be sure to call Amy today for all of your real estate needs! Amy is proud to be a 5280 Top Real Estate Producer 3 years in a row! S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Client-first philosophy and approach to real estate, In-depth community and market knowledge, Marketing savvy for quick and efficient sales, Integrity and honesty throughout all transactions

100 Jackson Street Denver CO 80206

2441 Eliot Street Denver, CO 80211

303.916.6200 celeste@celesteballerino.com C E L E ST E B A L L E R I N O.C O M

303.981.4571 amy@cammackgroup.com

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Coleen Sanders

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Black Diamond Coleen Sanders is a seasoned, luxury real estate broker focusing on Denver since 2012, after relocating her family from New York City. She brings over 20 years of marketing and real estate experience to her work and is known for her creative approach and tenacity in getting her clients what they want. Coleen is passionate about art, architecture, and design, which inform the perspective she provides her clientele. She prides herself on delivering insights into neighborhoods, housing trends, and home prices to help her clients make the best decisions. Coleen’s approach to her profession does not end with her clients. She is dedicated to giving back to the community. She is a Giveback Homes Member and contributes towards building homes for families in need. And in 2019, Coleen became a Reforestation Partner with One Tree Planted. For every house sold, Coleen plants 100 Colorado trees in her clients’ name. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Home Sales, New Development, Relocation A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S • Recognized Top Producer DMAR, 5280 magazine • Top 3% Real Estate Professionals • Board of Regents Luxury Real Estate Member • Top 1% Broker with Highest Average Sales Price in Colorado

303.921.2964 | csanders@livsothebysrealty.com C O L E E N S A N D E R S .C O M

Jennifer Egbert MILEHIMODERN

T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond Since launching her real estate career in 2002, Jennifer Egbert has exclusively served her adopted hometown of Boulder. Specializing in modernist luxury homes and properties of architectural significance, she focuses on curating a discrete upscale client experience. From concierge client service to artfully designed & articulated marketing, Jennifer’s brand delivers on the promise of redefining the process of transacting real estate. With expansive roots in the community, Jennifer leverages her incredible professional network in tandem with her unparalleled market knowledge to strategically position her clients to thrive. Her favorite aspect of serving her community as the luxury realtor of choice is the incredible people she gets to work with and for. With honesty and clear communication as a hallmark, Jennifer’s business is built foundationally on trust. Through her partnership with milehimodern, Jennifer’s brought the artistry of living - and the allure of experiencing spectacular properties in an equally exceptional community - to Boulder. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Modern Luxury, Architecturally Significant Homes, Negotiations, Marketing A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S Master Certified Negotiation Expert, 2018 Inman Innovator Award Finalist: Most Innovative Marketing Program, The Diamond Club Award, The Platinum Club Award, Excellence in Luxury Home Marketing, Nominated as Best of Boulder 2015-2020, Chairman’s Club Status, Hall of Fame, RealTrends Top Producer

JENNIFER EGBERT MODERN LUXURY REAL ESTATE

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Kristina Davis

Daphne Queen

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

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Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond

Building genuine relationships with clients is Kristina’s driving force, helping everyone on the road to home ownership! Kristina’s honest and direct approach when listing or buying lets her clients relax as they know they’ve found the right real estate partner. Kristina will show you why she consistently ranks in the top individual sales for RE/MAX of Cherry Creek.

S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Listings, Relocation, First-Time Home Buyer, Seniors, Veterans A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S Chairman’s Club 2021, Platinum 2019 & 2020, Top 5 Individual at RMCC Consistently for 3 years, DMAR Excellence Award 2020 and 2021

Daphne is a veteran with decades of Real Estate experience. Honored as 8Z’s Top Producer 5 years running. Daphne’s depth of market knowledge stems from residing in Colorado 30 years and forming deep community relationships. Daphne’s philosophy is “Clients first” and they consistently rave about her market knowledge as well as her commitment to creating a fun and collaborative experience. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Boulder County Real Estate, Buyers and Sellers, Investment properties and Vacation homes A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S 8Z Real Estate Top Producer 5 years running, 8Z Real Estate Partner

100 Jackson Street Denver, CO 80209 303.870.8142 kristina@dreamsbydavis.com DREAMHOMESBYDAVIS.COM

Ann Durham

Jane Brennan and Beckett Brennan of The Brennan Group

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N A T I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond Ann Durham started selling real estate in 2012 to better serve her community. She has since sold over $150 million in real estate, primarily in the Greenwood Village and Cherry Hills markets, consistently being a top producer. A connector at heart, Ann’s business is centered around her relationships, which continue long after the real estate transaction, serving as a go-to resource, and friend to her clients. Known for her professional and ethical approach, she sees every transaction as its own unique puzzle, priding herself in putting the pieces together to provide a smooth, full-service experience to her clients. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury Real Estate, Relocation A F F I L I AT I O N S + AWA R D S Real Producers Top 1% Award

303.522.4161 adurham@livsothebysrealty.com ANNDURHAMPROPERTIES.COM

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L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Team of 2 Agents | Black Diamond With 400 million in sales and a combined 28 years’ experience, this dynamic mother/daughter team assists clients all over the city with exceptional service, impeccable market knowledge and optimal results. S P E C I A L I Z AT I O N S Luxury, First-Time Home Buyer, Corporate Relocation, Move Up and Empty Nester Properties, and Investment Properties A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S 22 + Year Denver Metro Association of Realtors Roundtable Award Winners, Graduate Real Estate Certification, Certified Residential Specialist, Negotiation Expert Designation, 5280 Magazine Five Star Award Repeat Winner 8000 East Belleview Avenue, Suite 200, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Jane: 303.807.0135 Beckett: 303.810.8601 brennangroup@livsothebysrealty.com

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Casey Miller

L I V S O T H E B Y ’ S I N T E R N AT I O N A L R E A LT Y T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R 2 0 2 2 Individual Agent | Double Black Diamond Professional Advice is a Good Investment ™ “It’s expensive to sell your home…every top agent’s #1 goal should be to add more in value than the fee they are paid.” For over 15 years, Casey’s philosophy is simple. If you want your business to grow and expand, you must put you clients first and then work hard. “On a daily basis, I’m leveraging the resources of my personal network built on a lifetime of living in and around Denver. The support of my firm and my two assistants are substantial. When a client chooses to engage me to sell their home, they’re actually hiring the tip of a very large iceberg that is Sotheby’s International Realty.” Buyers find value in Casey’s intimate knowledge of the hottest in-town Denver neighborhoods and the southern suburbs of Greenwood Village (where he was raised), Cherry Hills Village, Centennial and Littleton. Casey studied architecture and finance (CU Boulder), then worked at Janus Capital prior to finding his passion in real estate. SEE WHAT 100 OTHERS HAVE TO SAY: CaseyMillerTestimonials.com A F F I L I A T I O N S + AWA R D S • Over $50 Million Closed in 2021!

• Five Star Professional Award

• Almost 500 career clients!

• REALTRENDS America’s Best

• Historic Denver Legacy Advisor

• Top ½ of 1% of all agents in the US

720.201.2755 | cmiller@livsothebysrealty.com C A S E Y M I L L E R P R O P E R T I E S .C O M

Hallie Rand

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Thank you so much to every client that helped me achieve these results in 2021. In the 27 years of serving my clients, this was the most productive year. And, as a result, you helped feed and support many families through tough times. Here’s looking forward to an amazing 2022!! Please visit www.susielangford.com

While I help sellers and buyers in all categories, my niches include the higher end of the market and acreage properties in the area. You can count on me for active listening, creative problem-solving, sincere enthusiasm, and discretion. I would be privileged to help you sell your home or find the property of your dreams!

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I have two strengths that I am most proud of: my work ethic and my integrity. Because of my commitment to these values, my business is 95% derived from repeat and referral clients. My sellers and buyers are raving fans who repeatedly use my services and avidly refer me to friends and family. My focus continues to empower my clients with knowledge-based decision making, while capitalizing on the latest market trends. After spending the last 35 years in the Denver area, Sara is proud to call herself an “almostnative” and loves the Denver area. An avid sports enthusiast, she has been involved in Martial Arts since 1979 and enjoys teaching and training. Cycling is another passion, and she believes there is no better way to enjoy the sights in Colorado than on a bike.

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As an innate hard worker and quick study, Sara immediately began climbing the ranks of Boulder real estate in 2014. Since becoming licensed, Sara has sold over 100 homes, compacting 20 years’ worth of experience into her 8-year career. Sara specializes in residential real estate, income properties, second homes, new development, and real estate portfolio consultation. Regardless of what industry you are in, success revolves around three things: strong focus on the client’s goals, the skill of the individual, and knowledge of the market. Sara believes that through honest ongoing communication with her clients, daily attention to market details and competitively marketing a property, she can accomplish your goal of selling your home for top dollar and having extremely satisfied clients. Sara is passionate in her interaction with her clients, associates and peers to deliver unparalleled service to each client.

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The Mile High City’s Chinese food scene is as vibrant and diverse as the 31 provinces of the People’s Republic of China and neighboring Taiwan. Allow us to take you on a tour of five regional cuisines, complete with recommendations for local spots where you can savor traditional and contemporary specialties that will satisfy all your cravings.

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From left: Chef Jack Ning makes noodles at Blue Ocean; a dim sum feast at Star Kitchen

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CANTONESE In the 1850s, fortune seekers from what was then called Canton province introduced the western United States to foundational fare that came to define Chinese food for many Americans.

America’s obsession with Chinese food GUANGDONG began nearly 175 years ago, thanks Hong Kong to the arrival of immigrants from southern China during the California gold rush. “That’s when the first Chinese laborers who provided services to miners arrived in the West,” says Pei-Jou Kuo, who teaches classes about international food and culture at the University of Denver. Southern China’s Canton province (now called Guangdong) has prime access to rice, livestock, and seafood. Light seasonings and cooking techniques, like steaming and roasting, are hallmarks of Cantonese cuisine used to preserve the natural flavors of these ingredients. Over time, Chinese immigrants adapted their recipes to accommodate Western tastes, says Kuo, a native of Taiwan. That resulted in the invention of specialties—beef and broccoli, sweet and sour pork—that are often deep-fried or smothered in thick, sweet, or salty sauces. Since the mid-20th century, however, the growth of Colorado’s Chinese population has slowly increased the availability of, and appetite for, more authentic Cantonese cuisine. Dishes such as dim sum dumplings and roast duck are available locally, if you know where to look.

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DIM SUM From 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily (and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekends), brunch and lunch seekers file into 13-year-old Star Kitchen’s expansive dining room in Athmar Park. Patrons are there to order from roving carts whose baskets and plates are loaded with the greatest hits of dim sum. In Cantonese, the term translates to “touch the heart” and refers to the ancient tradition, with origins in Guangdong and Hong Kong, of consuming bitesize dishes with hot tea in the morning. If it’s the weekend, prepare to wait in line to wolf down feng zhua (braised chicken feet), har gow (shrimp dumplings), and gai lan (Chinese kale). PRO TIP Many of the

items featured on this and the following pages are listed exclusively on restaurants’ traditional Chinese menus, which you can (and should) request.

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ROASTED MEATS New Canton BBQ, Aurora At New Canton BBQ, roasted whole ducks and slabs of crackly skinned pork hang in the tiny, takeout-only establishment’s brightly lit glass case. Leave with armfuls of containers packed with star-anise-scented duck, honeykissed char siu (barbecued pork), and soy-sauce-seasoned chicken. Don’t forget a side of congee (rice porridge) or egg noodle soup to offset the meat sweats. SALT AND PEPPER SHRIMP Q House, City Park Proteins coated with a simple salt and pepper seasoning are classic Cantonese cooking. Contemporary Chinese restaurant Q House stays true to the tradition with its head-on shrimp. These crustaceans are crusted in a garlicky batter, flash-fried to crisp perfection, and showered with a medley of fried garlic and thinly sliced peppers. CHOW FUN Hong Kong Station, Centennial Hong Kong Station specializes in exquisite preparations of Cantoneseinspired provisions hailing from the metropolis near the Guangdong region from which it gets its name. That includes chow fun: oil-lacquered rice noodles wokfried with scallions, bean sprouts, and proteins such as beef and chicken. Get the dish in a platter with seasonal greens sautéed in oil and garlic and thick toast slathered with butter and condensed milk. CHAR SIU PORK BUNS Yuan Wonton, various locations Chef-owner Penelope Wong’s char siu buns—steamed splendors stuffed with barbecued pork and decorated like plump, pink pigs—are (almost) too cute to eat. The treats, along with the food truck’s other hand-folded dumplings, buns, and won tons, are some of the most coveted Chinese bites in Denver. Find the food truck’s schedule on Instagram and take advantage of online ordering; many of Wong’s items sell out in minutes. MARCH 2022

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SHANDONG Modern-day foodies have China’s oldest cuisine to thank for carbohydrate-rich goodies such as scallion pancakes and seafood dishes seasoned with aromatics.

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Ace Eat Serve executive chef Thach Tran grew up regularly eating Peking duck—an iconic specialty with origins in Beijing (formerly called Peking), where the cuisine is greatly influenced by Shandong traditions. On Thursday and Sunday evenings at the nine-year-old PanAsian restaurant in Uptown, Tran produces a modern riff on the classic by dry-aging ducks and basting them with hot oil. This results in a crispyskinned bird that Tran carves tableside for diners to wrap in crêpes and devour with sliced scallions, cucumbers, pickled chiles, sesame hoisin sauce, and apricot-chile sauce.

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One of the most common items on Asian restaurant SHANDONG menus across Colorado (and the country)— the humble scallion pancake—is rooted in China’s earliest food tradition. The pan-fried, green-onion-speckled flatbread is a staple of the Shandong province of northern China, where the eponymous cuisine was established more than 2,500 years ago.“It has the longest history,” Kuo says, “because most of the capitals of the [ancient] empires were located in the northern part of China.” Shandong’s fertile soil and proximity to both the coast and the Yellow River means the area abounds with fresh seafood and vegetables, which its chefs like to braise, fry, and sauté, most notably with salt-heavy seasonings as well as ginger, garlic, and scallions—the fragrant holy trinity of the cuisine. Because of the widespread cultivation of wheat, residents of northern Chinese provinces such as Shandong and cities like Tianjin and Beijing (neighboring municipalities influenced by the cuisine) also eat more carbs such as noodles and buns than those in other provinces, Kuo says. Thankfully, these are all dining choices Front Rangers (and the restaurants that serve them) are happy to import. Beijing

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WHOLE STEAMED SEA BASS

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Imperial Chinese Restaurant, Baker Whole sea bass gets the royal treatment at Imperial Chinese Restaurant, which has paired upscale Sichuan, Cantonese, and Beijing cuisines with efficient service and affable staffers since 1985. The silver-skinned fish—steamed with ginger, scallions, garlic, and soy sauce—receives a generous sprinkling of cilantro before reaching your table.

KP Asian Cafe, Aurora This tiny spot beside Pacific Ocean Marketplace in Aurora excels at delivering comforting Chinese sustenance, from Hong Kong–style soup brimming with handmade noodles and roast duck to Shandong-influenced specialties such as brisket and tendon hot pot. The latter, which is served in a heavy clay vessel, features melt-in-your-mouth nuggets of beef buried in an umami-rich brown sauce dotted with whole dried chiles.

Flower Pepper, Boulder Noodles slicked with a sesameoil-zinged sauce are popular in many parts of China, but fastcasual Flower Pepper’s variation is a take on a favorite from the Shandong province called zha jiang mian. The stretchy strands are accompanied by a crunchy collection of cucumbers, carrots, bean sprouts, edamame, and napa cabbage and drizzled with a thick, nutty dressing.

Dumpling Factory, Greenwood Village This takeout-focused eatery sports an abbreviated menu of dumplings, hearty noodle bowls, and simple appetizers, including scallion pancakes. The crispy-edged beauties pair well with everything, especially the dumplings; ask for the steamed seafood variety stuffed with shrimp, scallops, pork, and napa cabbage. MARCH 2022

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HUAIYANG Eastern China’s Huaiyang region delivers cult-favorite dishes such as delicate soup dumplings, hearty stir-fried noodles, and succulent braised duck and pork belly.

While restaurants specializing in Shanghai Huaiyang cookJIANGSU FUJIAN ing are still a rarity in Colorado, many eateries serve select crowd-pleasers from the cuisine: soup dumplings called xiaolongbao; beef- and tofu-studded West Lake soup (named after an iconic body of water in the region); and fried rice speckled with diced Chinese sausage, peas, and carrots. These dishes have origins in the eastern Chinese provinces of Jiangsu and Fujian and the municipality of Shanghai, which are located along the Yangtze River and have an abundance of lakes. These features offer easy access to high-quality ingredients such as rice, vegetables, and freshwater fish and crab. Common Chinese cooking techniques such as steaming, simmering, stir-frying, stewing, and light frying turn those treasures into Huaiyang specialties that tend to be juicier, lighter, and sweeter than their counterparts from other regions, with an emphasis on delicate and natural flavors. “This is a big contrast between food in the [western parts of China, such as Sichuan province] and food in the Huaiyang region,” Kuo says. “In this region, food is more refreshing, without excessive seasoning, and not as spicy.”

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At five-year-old Sunflower Asian Cafe in Littleton, husband-and-wife owners Annie Tang and Wen Hu Xue serve tastes of their native Yangzhou, a city in the Jiangsu province. Xue worked as a chef there before the couple moved to the United States in 2006. Visit the airy space to sample subtly seasoned Huaiyang dishes like stir-fried rice or noodles with Chinese sausage, shrimp, chicken, eggs, carrots, green onions, and peas; braised pork belly with meigan cai (pickled mustard greens); and tender diced fish with celery, bell pepper, and crunchy pine nuts.

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BRAISED PORK MEATBALLS Shanghai Kitchen, Greenwood Village At this casual spot, Shanghai native Harry Zhou cooks the recipes of his homeland, some of which are influenced by Huaiyang traditions. The meatballs—fistsize spheres of pillowy, scallion-flecked ground pork glazed in a mixture of rice wine and soy sauce—are best enjoyed with a spread of other Shanghai-born dishes, such as yan du xian soup, which stars two kinds of pork and tofu skin. WEST LAKE SOUP Super Star Asian Cuisine, Athmar Park Minimalist Huaiyang cooking traditions influence dishes such as West Lake soup, from eastern China’s Zhejiang province. Try the cornstarch-thickened creation— bedazzled with swirls of egg whites and bits of beef and tofu—at Super Star Asian Cuisine, also known for its excellent Cantonese-style specialties. FRENCH ONION SOUP DUMPLINGS ChoLon Modern Asian, Downtown and Central Park Chef-owner Lon Symensma relies on the expertise of Michelle Xiao, a master dumpling maker who hails from a city outside of Hong Kong, to curate his menus of pleated masterpieces at ChoLon (as well as downtown sister restaurant YumCha). A favorite is ChoLon’s rendition of xiaolongbao: sweet-savory French onion soup cinched in pretty pouches. SHANGHAINESE STREET NOODLES Fortune Wok to Table, Cherry Creek This multifaceted Cherry Creek gem, which also hosts swanky, private multicourse dinners prepared by chefowner CJ Shyr, is a hot spot for cu chao mian, aka Shanghainese street noodles. The udon-style ribbons are wok-fried with your choice of duck, shrimp, or tofu and shreds of carrots and celery. MARCH 2022

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SICHUAN If your taste buds are tingling, you’re probably enjoying Sichuan-peppercorn-zinged dishes born in the eponymous region in southwest China.

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Hot pot is a communal meal that’s popular throughout China but is eaten regularly and with zeal in the Sichuan province. At seven-year-old Blue Ocean (also called Little Chengdu) in South Hampden, friends and family can gather around a heated vessel of steaming broth roiling with chiles and Sichuan peppercorns (choose from spicy, extra spicy, or a split pot with both). The liquid flavors and cooks an array of raw ingredients, such as sliced lamb, tofu skins, shrimp and squid meatballs, glass noodles, fresh lotus root, enoki mushrooms, and bok choy.

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The landlocked Sichuan provSICHUAN ince is home to some of the country’s boldest flavors: fiery kung pao chicken; chile-oil-drenched mapo tofu; and hot pots of spicy, bubbling broth laden with pork, beef, and freshwater fish. Parts of the Sichuan province experience a subtropical, humid climate, which Kuo says is one reason residents prefer mouth-scorching bites. “People eat spicy food to help them sweat,” she says, adding that the practice is likely related to a Chinese medicine notion that hot foods help remove internal dampness. The cuisine relies heavily on its native Sichuan peppercorn to bring the heat: The spice contains hydroxy-alpha-sanshool molecules that react with the touch sensors in your mouth to produce a numbing sensation. The peppercorns are often crushed and sprinkled into stir-fries or mixed with chile-infused oil to produce tongue-tickling sauces. Dishes from the area came to the United States during the second wave of Chinese immigration between 1965 and 1984, Kuo says, and widened the scope of regional eats in North America. Today, Sichuan is one of the hottest Chinese cuisines in Colorado—literally and figuratively.

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Szechuan Tasty House, South Denver Mapo tofu, which translates to “pockmarked Grandma’s bean curd,” is a nod to a woman from the city of Chengdu who created the dish. Find a traditional take on it—composed of silky tofu and finely minced beef suspended in an oil-based sauce laced with funky fermented chile paste, black beans, and crushed Sichuan peppercorns— at no-frills Szechuan Tasty House.

Yum Yum Spice, South Denver Yum Yum Spice is one of the only places in town that offers buildyour-own dry pot—aka gānguō—a brothless variety of hot pot. At this casual restaurant, diners can choose from proteins and veggies such as pork ribs, duck head, fish cakes, and a-choy (Taiwanese leafy greens), which are pepped up with chile oil and Sichuan peppercorns and presented on a sizzling platter atop a tabletop gas burner.

Noodles Express, Belcaro The city of Chengdu’s stretchy stirfried noodles are typically topped with minced pork, peanuts, and chile oil. We like the version from fast-casual Noodles Express, which comes with the usual toppings plus green onions, cilantro, soybeans, and sauerkraut—crunchy, herbaceous, and tangy additions the team recommends mixing thoroughly into the homemade noodles before slurping.

Hop Alley, RiNo Hop Alley is an ode to chef-owner Tommy Lee’s Cantonese roots, affinity for Sichuan fare, and Denver’s own Chinese history: Hop Alley was the name of a thriving Chinatown in what is now LoDo that was destroyed by a racist mob in 1880. At the eatery, patrons can feast on a twist on laziji, nuggets of fried chicken thighs tossed in a Sichuan peppercorn dust that’s kissed with dried whole peppers, scallions, and a whisper of sweetness. MARCH 2022

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TAIWANESE The embattled East Asian island’s melting pot of cultures fuels the popularity of delights like slow-simmered beef noodle soup and crispy-bottomed pot stickers.

The island of Taiwan, located off the southeastern coast of mainland TAIWAN China, has a complex political and cultural history that has left a deep mark on its culinary traditions. “I think it’s very sad and sensitive, the tension between Taiwan and China,” says Kuo, referring to Taiwan’s controversial status as a democratic republic that China claims as its own. “But foodwise, Taiwan is influenced greatly by Chinese cuisine; that’s where most Taiwanese ancestors came from.” Still, mainland China’s traditions aren’t the only ones that affect Taiwanese food. In fact, the culinary heritage of Japan (which ruled Taiwan for more than 50 years, before China came into the picture) is found in Taiwan’s most recognizable dish: beef noodle soup. The specialty originated in China but melded with Japanese ramen traditions, and the result is a mildly spicy, umami-rich broth with juicy beef shank. As Taiwanese emigrants made their way to the United States after World War II, they brought their recipes with them. Today, diners can find Taiwanese touches on many local menus, Kuo says, by looking for fried shallots, black vinegar, and heavy use of pork in toppings or sauces—all trademarks of the cuisine.

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BEEF NOODLE SOUP Owner Edwin Zoe opened the Boulder location of Zoe Ma Ma in 2010 as an homage to his mother (fondly known as Ma Ma), a native of Taiwan who, at 78, is still the head chef. In 2015, a Denver outpost debuted next to Union Station, and both eateries serve Zoe’s comforting beef noodle soup. Bok choy, pickled vegetables, and a nest of handmade noodles swim in savory beef broth studded with irresistibly tender chuck short rib. Making noodles from scratch is a “lost art,” Zoe says, but the difference is obvious: The strands are crafted with high-quality flour and fresh eggs, resulting in a perfect vehicle to deliver the oil-slicked broth to your taste buds.

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GUA BAO Pig and Tiger, Boulder These sweet-and-savory Taiwanese-style sandwiches—thick pork belly wedges tucked into soft, fluffy bao buns—are island staples that have become a favorite worldwide. At Pig and Tiger, inside Boulder’s Avanti Food and Beverage, Taiwanese-American chef Darren Chang tops his traditional version with cilantro and tangy pickled mustard greens. LU ROU FAN Chen’s Kitchen, Littleton Slide into a booth at this small joint on South Kipling Boulevard to sample a bevy of Taiwanese specialties, including gua bao, chile won tons, and salt and pepper fried chicken. But don’t miss the lu rou fan, one of the island nation’s most beloved dishes: pork belly braised in a sweet-and-salty sauce and plated over rice. POT STICKERS Lao Wang Noodle House, Westwood For 22 years, Tse-Ching and ChungMing Wang satisfied Denverites’ appetite for pot stickers—dumplings filled with pork—at their Lao Wang Noodle House. After Tse-Ching’s passing this past August, his wife, Chung-Ming, has continued the tradition, serving platters of the goodies— presented upside down to show off the layer of crispy lace across the top—with other Taiwanese fundamentals such as xiaolongbao and dan dan noodles. BONE-IN CHICKEN WITH BASIL China Gourmet, Boulder and Longmont Although perusing China Gourmet’s 150plus-item menu can be overwhelming, longtime customers know to skip to page eight to find the restaurant’s Shanghai Specials, a lineup that includes Taiwanese dishes alongside those from China’s largest city. The chicken with basil— bone-in pieces of bird wok-fried in a garlicky, ginger-tinged sauce with herbs—is a finger-licking delight. m MARCH 2022

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From left: An American white pelican; a Cape May warbler; a sandhill crane; a burrowing owl

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great horned owl perches in a nearby outcropping of trees. At least, that’s what everyone says. But after a third bird-shaped leaf clump fools me, I abandon my binoculars and look sheepishly at the 20-ish members of the Boulder Bird Club who’ve welcomed me on their monthly Sunday morning walk around the Walden Ponds Wildlife Habitat. “Did you see it?” Lonny Frye, the club’s vice president, asks. When I shake my head, he points, and I line up my binoculars again. A spin of the focus wheel transforms a brown blob into the elusive bird of prey. I never would’ve noticed this owl, or even thought to look. My usual modes of exploration—running, skiing—leave little time to observe nature’s small-scale accoutrements. But bird-watchers soak up every detail. Take Karen Axe, a Boulder Bird Club member who became obsessed with the two-tone whistle of a mountain chickadee she frequently heard near North Table Mountain. Or Yelana Love, a master birder with Denver Audubon who

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Use these tips from local birders to increase your odds of locking eyes with a loon or lark.

DO ✔ Keep quiet, says R.J. Pautsch, president of the Boulder Bird Club. Sudden, loud noises can scare skittish birds away. ✔ Buy the right binoculars. You don’t need to spend a lot, says Peter Burke, a board member for Colorado Field Ornithologists, a nonprofit promoting the conservation, study, and enjoyment of Colorado birds. Look for a pair with a weather seal at the Front Range Birding Company’s Boulder or Littleton location. ✔ Keep the sun at your back. If the bird is between you and the sun, explains Denver attorney and birder Love, the bright backlighting turns the animal into a dark, difficult-to-see silhouette.

DON’T ✘ Ignore your ears. If you learn bird songs, you can deduce which species are in the area even if you can’t see them, says Jane Baryames, Boulder Bird Club’s field trip coordinator. She recommends beginners use the Merlin Bird ID app to identify a bird via a recording of its call. ✘ Wear bright colors. Anything that makes you stand out from the surrounding landscape will tell birds to keep their distance, says Audubon Rockies’ Hutchinson. ✘ Forget a field guide or app. Angie KennedyDibala, a birder who lives in Arvada, uses eBird, an app developed by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology that allows birders to track the species they’ve seen and share their finds with other enthusiasts.

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says the activity helps relieve stress from her day job as an attorney. “It’s a reminder to slow down and pay attention,” she says. The COVID-19 pandemic forced many Coloradans to learn that lesson. Alison Holloran, executive director of Audubon Rockies—the Fort Collins–based regional office of the nationwide bird-focused nonprofit—cites an influx of calls and emails asking for help identifying winged creatures across the Mountain West. “People have had time to realize there’s a lot going on in their own backyards,” Holloran says. But some of those inquiries have been about what isn’t flying by. “I got a lot of calls this year from people saying, ‘I used to have so many birds in my yard. Where did they all go?’ ” says A white-faced ibis Zach Hutchinson, Audubon Rockies’ community science coordinator. Those observations aren’t an anomaly. According to a landmark study published in Science in 2019, North America’s avian population shrunk by close to 30 percent over the past 50 years, a trend that hit every ecosystem on the continent. Arvind Panjabi, senior research scientist with regional nonprofit Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, co-authored that study. A birder himself, Panjabi uses the phrase “canary in a coal mine” when parsing what the loss of birds might mean for the environment. They’re key components of the food web and help flora thrive by spreading seeds and pollen. Their disappearance also indicates how desperately habitats—and the other species those domains support—are suffering. Even the great horned owl at Walden Ponds could be a sign of human encroachment. In part because it prefers hunting in scraggly wooded patches, the kind left over when a residential development goes up, the great horned owl population is far more robust across the United States than that of the spotted owl, which thrives in the dense forests often felled to make way for more homes. People who take time to notice the birds, Holloran believes, can make such connections. “Yes, birding is a pastime, but it’s also telling you something about the health of your yard and the wider community you live in,” she says. In other words, it’s the perfect hobby for conservationminded Coloradans. But don’t, ahem, wing it: Instead, peruse the following pages for everything you need to become a birding pro, no matter which habitat you explore.

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Modern grazing practices can harm birds. But they don’t have to.

A flirtatious prairie chicken shows off during a lek.

GRASSLANDS

Nearly 90 percent of the land on the Eastern Plains is privately owned, often for agriculture. Cows and crops share that space with about 70 percent of the state’s wildlife, including raptors, meadowlarks, and sparrows. Glimpse the feathered denizens of two of those grassy areas (plus a bonus out west) via these guided tours and destinations set aside for birding.

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GREATER PRAIRIE CHICKEN TOURS Wray Each year, instinct calls the greater prairie chicken to ancestral lekking (a communal courtship ritual) grounds. There, males dance and puff up the orange air sacs on their necks, generating “boom” calls that attract the ladies. “Even if a farm goes up, they’ll still return,” says Arvada birder Kennedy-Dibala. Thus, many leks, like those near the town of Wray, occur on private land. To get a view, book a tour with the Wray Chamber of Commerce. The two-day experience, available in March and early April, includes orientation at the Wray Museum and an early morning spot in the wheelchair-accessible birding blind, followed by breakfast. $100

CHICO BASIN RANCH Colorado Springs This working cattle ranch is home to nearly 90,000 acres of protected shortgrass prairie, one of the largest expanses left in the United States. Birdwatchers flock year-round to the private property to see some of the 330-plus avian species that make appearances there. Mountain plovers and burrowing owls, both threatened by habitat loss, nest on the ranch. Groves of trees shelter migrating songbirds in the spring and fall, too: Cape May warblers—pollen yellow birds with black spots and, for males, a red spot under each eye—rarely roam west of the Mississippi River but seem to have a penchant for Chico. $15 daily entrance fee

WAUNITA WATCHABLE WILDLIFE SITE Gunnison The Gunnison sage-grouse, a species only found in this western county, would attract attention even if it weren’t endangered (some estimates suggest there are fewer than 2,000 breeding pairs left). That’s because males fan out their mottled tails and strut their stuff in the spring to capture the hearts of females. Visit the Waunita Watchable Wildlife Site in April to view the birds from your car. Western Colorado University and Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) oversee the area to ensure no one interferes with the rare bird’s reproduction. $9 CPW State Wildlife Area day pass (required to access the area)

Native grasses once dominated the Great Plains, supporting hundreds of species. Today, farming operations splinter the landscape, says Lauren Connell, stewardship director for Bird Conservancy of the Rockies. And while researchers can’t say for sure that humancaused habitat disturbance is the only factor, the fact remains that North American grassland birds have decreased by 53 percent since 1970. The correlation can put farmers and flyers at odds—a rivalry a federal program to protect erodable fields could make unnecessary. “Throughout history, our grasslands were disturbed by forces like prairie dogs, fires, and bison,” Connell says. “Grazing cattle can help provide some of that necessary disturbance.” That is, if proper grazing management is used. The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), a nationwide effort funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), pays farmers to “rest” sections of land for 10 to 15 years. During that time, biologists help landowners choose which noninvasive grasses and forbs to plant to heal the soil. Afterward, as long as ranchers manage grazing patterns so chewed-on grasses can regenerate, the land has a better chance to be profitable and give birds homes. “What I like about the program is it’s completely voluntary,” says Connell, whose team assists the USDA with the program. “This isn’t forcing you to do anything. We’re just letting you know your options.”

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WETLANDS

Riparian zones—areas along moving bodies of water, such as streams—and wetlands cover less than three percent of Colorado’s landscape. The lush habitats that emerge, however, are the most biodiverse in the state. Few places better exemplify the variety of rich ecosystems provided by the damp meadows and oft-flooded riversides of Colorado’s wetlands than the San Luis Valley. There, snowmelt trickles in from the nearby Sangre de Cristo and San Juan mountains, and water from two naturally occurring aquifers burbles to the surface, forming habitats that support about 200 species of birds. See them in the San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex, where two of the three protected areas are open to the public year-round for free (the Baca National Wildlife Refuge currently only welcomes elk hunters). Suzanne Beauchaine, manager for the Monte Vista and Alamosa refuges, explains what makes each area special.

ALAMOSA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Acres: 11,169

Habitat Specs: This refuge envelops the riparian zone along the Rio Grande. Willows and tall grasses near the flowing water shelter nesting waterfowl during the warm months, and raptors (including bald eagles) perch in the cottonwoods when winter sets in.

Bird To Watch: The white-faced ibis, so named for the thin, ivory-colored band surrounding the eyes of breeding adults, uses its long, skinny bill to pluck snacks out of the standing water in the spring and summer. Walk along the new-in-2021, three-ish-mile-long Toivo Malm Trail to see them in action.

MONTE VISTA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Acres: 14,800

Habitat Specs: The wildlife here enjoys human-made wetlands. Land managers flood irrigation canals to provide standing water for ducks, geese, herons, and other birds plus a smattering of cattails, where many waterfowl like to breed.

Bird To Watch: Thousands of sandhill cranes (pictured) stop here during their spring and fall migrations, and the recently revamped Cottonwood Grove viewing area provides a prime vantage point. Arrive before sunset to witness the birds flying toward the open water; catch their just-as-dramatic departure at sunrise.

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To avoid drying out the San Luis Valley aquifer during the current drought in southern Colorado, farmers and other residents have had to reduce water usage. That includes land managers at Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge, says Beauchaine. They’ve been judicious with water distribution, but the wells and pumps managers rely on to get H₂O from the aquifers need repairs, a costly fix that will take years to complete, since congressional funding goes to day-to-day management. Luckily, you can help by attending the Monte Vista Crane Festival, a free annual celebration of the majestic migrators being held from March 11 to 13 this year. Guests drive to locations in the refuge to watch the cranes and learn more about them from experts. Beauchaine says the influx of visitors shows higher-ups at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that the crane’s habitat is popular and helps the Friends of the San Luis Valley National Refuges (the group that plans the festival) advocate for grants to make Monte Vista better—for birds and humans alike.

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Dry conditions have cut the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge’s wetland habitat in half over the past 20 years.

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Some of the state’s toughest birds make their homes in southwest Colorado.

A rare Lucy’s warbler

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Craggy cliffs mingle with sagebrush shrublands and caches of piñon and juniper trees; it’s an environment that supports more than 100 species of birds whose songs echo through what is often a nearsilent landscape. Keeping quiet, then, is essential when touring the Canyon of the Ancients Trail, a drivable series of excellent bird-watching sites in the state’s southwestern corner. Visit Dolores Canyon and Hovenweep National Monument (pictured) to see turkey vultures, woodpeckers, towhees, and, if you’re lucky, Lucy’s warblers. These gray flyers with rusty patches on their crowns and rumps are found in dry environs and occasionally appear in the state come spring, their breeding season. (Canyon of the Ancients Trail is just one of 54 itineraries, featuring nearly 800 sites, put together by the Colorado Birding Trail, a coalition of tourism and conservation entities, including CPW.)

MARKING THE SPOTS Crown Stripe: Stripe down the center of the head Eyebrow Stripe: Line over the eye; can extend backward over the head

Field guides and apps can help you identify your feathered friends. Use these terms, called field markings, to zero in on your subject’s species.

Crown Stripe

Eyebrow Stripe

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Wing Lining: Color on the underside of the wing

Secondaries Wingbars

Throat Patch: Color directly under the beak

Lore: Area between the beak and the eye

Wing Patches: Spots of color on the wing

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Whisker Mark: A line starting at the beak that loops under the chin

Eye-ring: Color that goes all the way around the eye

Wingbars: Stripes extending across a folded wing

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Eyeline: A patch or stripe that goes through the eye

Crest: Raised feathers on top of the head

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Primaries: The largest feathers on the part of the wing farthest from the body Secondaries: Shorter feathers on the part of the wing closer to the body Speculum: A color patch on the secondary feathers most common on ducks

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Forest types have elevation preferences, which is part of the reason mountain landscapes change as you ascend. Our featured enthusiasts’ favorite tree-loving species have habitat proclivities, too.

LODGEPOLE PINE Elevation: 8,000–10,000 feet Where: Colorado’s northern Rocky Mountains, with patches across the western portion of the state MIXED CONIFER Elevation: 6,900–10,500 feet Where: Front Range and scattered throughout western Colorado

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HARDWOOD-ASPEN Elevation: 6,500–11,500 feet Where: Most common on the Western Slope OAK SHRUBLAND Elevation: 6,000–9,000 feet Where: Western Colorado (near Grand Junction), along the southern Front Range, and in the central part of the state PONDEROSA PINE Elevation: 5,500–9,000 feet Where: Front Range and San Juan Mountains, with smatterings on the Western Slope CONIFER-HARDWOOD Elevation: 5,000–10,000 feet Where: Central to westcentral Colorado PIÑON-JUNIPER PINE Elevation: 4,900–8,000 feet Where: South-central Colorado and the Western Slope, with the occasional patch on the Eastern Plains

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PINE GROSBEAK This rotund finch feeds on spruce buds and makes its nest on the fork between a conifer trunk and branch, Colorado Field Ornithologists’ Burke says. RED CROSSBILL The upper and lower parts of this finch’s bill cross at the tip, giving it extra leverage to pry open pine cones and eat the seeds inside. Burke says a red crossbill living in spruce-fir forests will have a small bill to match the tiny pine cones there. BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEE Luckily for Bob Roark, who started Birding Without Barriers (a program making the activity more accessible), his favorite bird lives in many of Colorado’s forests year-round. “They’re cute as can be and enjoy using backyard feeders,” he says. PYGMY NUTHATCH These tiny gray birds can catch insects midflight, but they excel as foragers, hopping along ponderosa pine branches and sticking their skinny bills under bark to pick up seeds and bugs. CEDAR WAXWING Arvada birder Kennedy-Dibala loves this bird for its resemblance to the Hamburglar. “It has a black mask over its eyes and looks like a bandit,” she says. The comparison is apt: The cedar waxwing robs berries off trees in open woodlands. VIRGINIA’S WARBLER Each year since 1970, about one percent of the Virginia’s warbler population has disappeared, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies’ Panjabi says. Researchers suspect habitat changes could be a factor, but more research is needed. PIÑON JAY Scott Somershoe, the land bird coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, studies this blue bird that eats the seeds of piñon pines; its numbers have declined by 78 percent since 1970 due to habitat loss.

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SPRUCE-FIR Elevation: 9,500–11,500 feet Where: Anywhere with tall peaks, especially the Sawatch Range

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Worsening wildfires have left forest birds’ futures up in the air. As the chief conservation scientist with the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, Brandt Ryder uses data collected by the nonprofit’s breeding bird monitoring program (the second largest in North America) to analyze the impact wildfires have on avian populations in the West. But even with data from most of the region, there’s uncertainty. “Everything we think we know, we might have to throw out the window,” he says, “because, under climate change, the frequency and severity of wildfires is changing so quickly.” Here’s what researchers can say for sure: The average wildfire makes some forests more livable for birds because the flames burn unevenly and create patches of different habitats (e.g., dense versus thinned woodland) that typically support better species diversity. The wall of flame characteristic of infernos like the Cameron Peak fire, however, appears to permanently damage habitat for species like the brown-capped rosy finch (pictured). “Birds that need dense vegetation won’t persist in an area after a destructive wildfire,” Ryder says. Where they go instead is unclear. The charred landscape isn’t entirely unlivable. Certain species of woodpeckers move in to enjoy the improved foraging. But Ryder says we still don’t know if these ashy forests are ecological traps: land that seems appealing but can’t provide a long-term home. Scientists also suspect the smoke and debris spewed by wildfires could interrupt migration. A paper published by forest ecology researchers last year blamed a massive migratory bird die-off in fall 2020 on air quality and proximity to wildfires. Ryder says community members can urge their congressional representatives to provide better funding for the Forest Service and direct it to increase prescribed burns, which clear away flame-feeding brush. His other suggestion? “We should have statewide burn bans,” he says. “Short of that, skip lighting that campfire.”

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Head skyward to see the hardy birds that can live in frigid conditions.

In the alpine tundra, where food is scarce and shelter scarcer, birds tend to set up home base for only part of the year. Come summer, a few songbirds, like the American pipit, and golden eagles take advantage of the wide-open, treeless region to hunt rodents. The only bird to live in the high-alpine environs of places like Rocky Mountain National Park and Loveland Pass yearround is the elusive white-tailed ptarmigan (pictured), says Colorado Field Ornithologists’ Burke. Its thick layer of feathers—adorning the feet, eyelids, and nostrils—keeps it warm and changes color with the season (brown to blend in with rocks in the summer and white when snow falls). To spot one, Burke suggests bundling up for a winter hike: “Ptarmigan freeze if they hear you, so your best bet is to settle in, wait, and watch,” he says. “But glimpsing one is incredibly satisfying.” Read more about bird-watching, including how to turn your yard into an avian oasis, on 5280.com.

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Bob Roark scouts accessible birding locations in the metro area for Denver Audubon’s Birding Without Barriers program, which takes those with mobility challenges on avian adventures. Here, he points us to three wheelchair-friendly parks. CITY PARK Denver

BELMAR PARK Lakewood

BARR LAKE STATE PARK Brighton

Much of the wide, 3.8-mile path around City Park, including the loop past waterfowl-friendly Duck Lake, is level and paved, making it a good option for folks using canes, manual or powered wheelchairs, and other mobility devices.

Cormorants and hawks nest on the island at the center of Kountze Lake. “The water keeps predators like foxes away,” Roark says. The trail circling the body of water is level enough for wheelchairs to traverse.

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MARK DONALDSON CALLED THE POLICE AT 5:34 A.M. ON AUGUST 14, 2020. HE NEVER SAW THE PERSON WHO STOLE THE BICYCLE, THE ELECTRIC SAW, AND THE GAS-POWERED WEED WACKER FROM THE BACKYARD OF HIS HOUSE IN EAST DENVER. HE REMEMBERS LOOKING OUT HIS KITCHEN WINDOW EARLY THAT MORNING; HE REMEMBERS HOW THE FIRST TRICKLE OF LIGHT WAS FILTERING ONTO HIS DIRTAND-GRASS LAWN, ILLUMINATING THE CHAIN-LINK FENCE, THE ALLEYWAY, AND THE BROKEN PADLOCK DANGLING FROM THE GATE.

¶“WELL, SHIT,” HE THOUGHT TO HIMSELF. In the hierarchy of criminal behavior, the thefts were hardly notable: The haul—including the cost of the broken metal lock—totaled around $2,000. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and social-distancing rules, a Denver police officer took the incident report over the phone. “[Donaldson] related that this is the second break in, in the last two weeks,” the report noted. “[Donaldson] related that he does not have video cameras on site and the homeless population in his area has grown considerably. [Donaldson] related that the homeless are a contributer [sic] to the theft of items from his residence and in the surrounding area.” Denver police didn’t make any arrests in the case, and Donaldson’s possessions were never found. When his wife, Denise, took a job in Denver as a traveling nurse in 2017, Donaldson knew this East Colfax neighborhood might have some issues. The house was a few blocks off the main artery, which has long been notorious for nefarious activity. Still, the neighborhood was ethnically and socioeconomically diverse, something that was important to the couple. Cute, low-slung homes with grassy front yards dotted the streets. As a Black family living in a majority white city, they found the neighborhood comfortable, progressive, untapped. Donaldson, 42, had always accepted the transient population as part of the fabric of the community. He’d been mindful about teaching his preschool-age daughter to respect those living on the fringes of society, to never judge anyone who needed help. He’d be working from his desk in the family room when he’d look out the window and see people walking shopping carts down the street. He’d give a little nod to the seemingly drunken men who sometimes passed by his home. But life changed in 2020 with the onset of the pandemic: There was illness, unemployment, uncertainty, and death. There were sharp increases in drug and alcohol abuse and mental health crises. The population of people experiencing homelessness grew. Between the August 14, 2020, break-in at Donaldson’s house and late December 2021, nine people were murdered within the 16 blocks that make up the neighborhood—just one fewer than in the previous 30 months combined. Aggravated assaults in the area increased by more than 30 percent during the pandemic. In the year and a half since the bike, the saw, and the weed wacker were stolen from Donaldson’s house, the East Colfax neighborhood averaged nearly five auto thefts per week—among the highest rates in the city. Donaldson had witnessed so many crimes and so much odd behavior since summer 2020 that he had trouble remembering it all. There 114

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was the hit-and-run in front of the house, and the people having sex in the alley out back. This past November, Donaldson saw a man tackle a woman in the empty lot across the street. “I feel I’ve lost my community,” Donaldson said as he stood on his lawn and scanned his street this past winter. Neighbors were now locking fence gates that led to their already locked front doors. Folks looked both ways before getting into cars parked in driveways to make sure they weren’t about to get carjacked. Donaldson couldn’t shake the feeling he was being watched. He was so concerned that he didn’t allow his daughter to play in the front yard anymore. He’d never thought of himself as a victim, but here he was, afraid for Denise and his daughter, Natali, who was four. After the 2020 break-ins, he bought security cameras. The small, domed lenses served as visible warnings to anyone who approached his house. He used to have one dog, but now he had three; the trio of terriers roamed the backyard, barking and yowling at anyone who passed. Donaldson started to keep a knife on him at all times, even when he slept. Was all this really worth the psychological stress? he wondered. “I don’t think we’re going to make it here,” he said. When he allows it, that singular day, August 14, occupies his thoughts. “It was never about a bike,” Donaldson said. “It’s what it signifies. Stuff can always be replaced. This is about feeling safe in your own home, on the street where your family lives. When that’s taken away, when do you feel safe again?”

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ally. A 911 call was made less than an hour into the 227th day of the year: Shots fired at a street corner in Aurora, not far from Children’s Hospital Colorado. Fifteen minutes later, in Denver, there were gunshots in an apartment complex on Quebec Street. Around the same time, someone heard shots on I-270, in Adams County. Between midnight and 11:59 p.m. on Friday, August 14, 77 vehicles were reported stolen in Denver. Dozens of shots-fired complaints

ON TAP Mark Donaldson had several items stolen from his backyard on August 14, 2020. He now has three dogs patrolling the yard around his home.

that his old SUV had disappeared from his driveway. A retired sheriff ’s deputy from Trinidad called Denver police to report his $3,000 trailer had vanished from the back of his daughter’s house in the Highland neighborhood. “I was very trusting; it was my own fault,” the man said. “Society has changed.” Joe and Jossline Roland may have been similarly naive. On that Friday morning, the Rolands woke up in their Aurora house and headed to work—Joe as an executive with a janitorial services company in Englewood and Jossline as the office manager at a law firm near Cherry Creek. The couple and their five kids had a Saturday boat trip to Chatfield Reservoir on their minds. Joe had plans to buy a used car later that evening. It’s a steal, he told a buddy.

were logged across the metro area. A party in Englewood ended with gunfire and a police standoff. At least nine people were the victims of violence and wouldn’t live to see Saturday. Among the crimes were a shooting in Adams County, a hit-and-run outside Coors Field, and a double homicide in Aurora. In the midst of it all, as residents in cities from Broomfield to Castle Rock went about their days, people noticed things had gone missing. A woman in Arapahoe County realized cash had been taken from her car, which was parked in the driveway of her suburban home. In Glendale, Winpeng Li couldn’t find the bicycle he’d locked up outside his apartment complex. In Commerce City, a man called the police to report that someone took off with his motorcycle. Across town, another man notified law enforcement P H O T O G R A P H Y BY M AT T N A G E R

THIS PAST FALL, 16 Aurora teens were wounded in shootings over a three-week span. More recently, the driver of a stolen car in Westminster was shot and killed after pulling a gun on police officers; a few days after that incident, in Arvada, an eight-year-old girl was struck and injured near her school by a man who’d boosted a vehicle and was fleeing police. “Everything feels broken,” said Thomas Pyszczynski, a University of Colorado Colorado Springs psychology professor who studies terror and its psychological implications. “In many ways, we’re all feeling confused, scared, lost, a little afraid.” That feeling is not unfounded: The numbers of murders and other violent crimes have surpassed levels not seen in the metro Denver region in nearly three decades. The Mile High City’s reported murders, robberies, and aggravated assaults jumped 25 percent between 2020 and 2021. In Aurora, shootings were up almost 36 percent from 2020 to 2021; the 2021 numbers were more than double the statistics from 2019. A report by two former Colorado district attorneys for the Common Sense Institute, a nonpartisan research organization dedicated to the protection of Colorado’s economy, says the state had the third-highest reported crime rate per 100,0000 residents in the United States this past year, behind Louisiana and New Mexico. The Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority reported this past summer that vehicle thefts in the state were up 65 percent from July 2019 to July 2021. The crime isn’t limited to the metro area’s urban core. In Parker—a suburb 25 miles southeast of the Mile High City— vehicle thefts were up 18 percent from October 2020 to October 2021, according to the Parker Police Department. Reported burglaries were up 17 percent in the town during that same time period, while reported thefts were up 53 percent. “Even the smartest crime analysts are struggling to understand what the data is saying,” said Chris Peters, a commander with the Parker police. “Are the last two years an outlier, or is this part of a bigger trend?” MARCH 2022

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George Floyd’s 2020 murder and the subsequent protests over police abuses, Colorado lawmakers have tackled issues from incarceration to bonds to an effort to reclassify certain crimes as less severe. Most famously, the Legislature in 2020 approved Senate Bill 217, a police reform bill that included a first-of-its-kind provision that would make individual officers liable for up to $25,000 in civil damages if they knowingly violate the law while in uniform. The Atlantic called the legislation “groundbreaking.” That seminal legislation, however, has done nothing to help align the views of the two major political parties as they relate to crime and criminal justice. State Democrats have cited the “police legitimacy crisis” following the 2020 protests, as Travis Neider Jr.’s car well as an increase in gun ownerwas vandalized on ship coupled with a pandemic that August 14, 2020; later, a different vehicle was exacerbated already existing ineqstolen from outside of uities in education, housing, and his Denver home. mental health treatment, as reasons for the explosion in criminal activity. Republicans have argued that social justice platforms in the Legislature have created an atmosphere in which criminals are emboldened, police feel unsupported, and victims believe their humanity has been placed below that of perpetrators. Beth McCann, Denver’s district attorney, said that her office is “on the right path” when it comes to prosecuting violent crime but that recent changes to state laws may have had unintended consequences that need legislative remedies this year. In particular, she pointed to a bipartisan 2019 state House bill that reduced possession of four grams or less of Schedule I and II drugs—including fentanyl—from a felony to a misdemeanor. McCann supported the bill but says fentanyl possession should carry stiffer penalties and explained she is “very concerned about the proliferation of drug-addicted people who are creating dangerous conditions and are thumbing their noses at police, because they know it’s a minor crime and they feel like nothing is going to happen to them.” Revisions to current laws could be made throughout this year’s legislative session, which ends in May. As crimes surged statewide, however, some legislators were already pulling back late last session from more progressive criminal justice reforms. Democratic lawmakers withdrew a proposal in 2021 that would have prevented pre-K through high school students from being referred to police, ticketed, or arrested for misdemeanors, petty offenses, and municipal code violations while at school. This past summer, a state Senate bill that would have limited police from making arrests for low-level felony drug possessions and would have repealed the cash-only bail process for some other offenses was killed in the House Finance Committee amid questions about legislative overreach.

ON TAP Madison Roland’s father and stepmother were murdered late on August 14, 2020. Now 19, she still wears her dad’s dog tag.

“If what you care about is a more just society, you have to hear both the folks who are victims of crime and those who are charged with crimes,” said Representative Matt Gray, a former prosecutor who was one of two Democrats who logged votes against the Senate bill. “Both are humans. We can’t be so passionate about one side that we erase the humanity of the other side. What we’re seeing are the inherent tensions in the system, and it’s pretty obvious no single person has all the answers.”

THE TEENAGER HAD gotten the car for

free from a neighbor a year earlier. It was a 25-year-old Honda Civic—a fixer-upper, for sure—but it was his fixer-upper. Travis Neider Jr. was 17, a senior at Montbello High School in Denver, and had a part-time job sorting packages for UPS. He’d gotten the gig thinking he’d use some savings to turn the Civic into something special. When he’d made enough to buy a turbo for his engine, he installed it himself, with help from his dad and YouTube. By early August, the extra boost of power from the turbo was evaporating. He found an auto repair shop eight miles away, in Arapahoe County, that worked on modified cars. Neider Jr. drove his Civic to the shop, Import Sports Performance, which occupied the corner of a strip mall along East Iliff Avenue, near Aurora. A mechanic would do a diagnostic test on the vehicle and get back to Neider Jr. It was August 13, 2020. When the work was completed the next day, an employee parked the Civic behind the shop, next to a blue Porsche. There’d been a rash of vehicle break-ins since the beginning of the pandemic, and Import Sports Performance had taken the unusual step of keeping vehicle doors unlocked. Better to have a thief open a door and take something, the thinking went, than to have someone smash a window and take something. Around 2 p.m., a man entered the shop. He was there for the Porsche, he told an employee. The employee knew it wasn’t the man’s car and asked him to leave. The man lit a cigarette in the showroom. Again, the employee demanded the man leave. Minutes later, the man, who had walked outside, was standing next to the Honda Civic. He opened the door, pulled out a screwdriver, and jammed the tip into the ignition. When Arapahoe County sheriff ’s deputies arrived not long after, they saw the man walking through a parking lot, still holding the tool. Neider Jr. was at home with his mother when he got the call from the shop. Someone tried to steal your car, the voice on the other end said.

The police are here. “My heart sank,” Neider Jr., now 19, said. When Neider Jr.’s father, Travis Neider Sr., pulled up to the shop, he saw at least four sheriff ’s deputies outside. “I wanted to see the guy who did this,” Neider Sr. said. “I wanted to press charges.” But the suspect was gone. Deputies were apologetic, but they said there wasn’t anything they could do. COVID-19 protocols prevented them from arresting the man, even though there were multiple witnesses, because jails weren’t accepting nonviolent arrestees due to the virus. Because the suspect hadn’t attacked someone, the best they could do was take a report and get the suspect’s name, date of birth, and home address. The report listed the offenses: second-degree aggravated motor vehicle theft; criminal attempt to commit a class five or class six felony; criminal mischief less than $300; and first-degree criminal trespass. “A guy basically tried to commit grand theft auto, and they let him walk?” said Neider Jr., who showed up later and saw his damaged car. “How is this justice?” Eighteen months after the failed auto theft, there’s no record of a court filing with the 18th Judicial District. The alleged suspect later CONTINUED ON PAGE 144 was charged with multiple drug offenses in MARCH 2022

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Andrea Bell

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

low inventory and high demand pushed home prices in Denver up for the 10th consecutive year. Rather than squash the local residential real estate market, experts say the pandemic has fueled it: Coloradans who began working from and spending more time at home wanted to up-size, and workers who could newly do their jobs remotely flocked to the Mile High City for sunshine and schussing. Depending on your situation, that might open up wildly lucrative possibilities or portend bank-account-emptying prospects. Either way, the market’s nuances as well as the legal and financial processes involved are almost always confusing, if not downright mystifying. That’s where our directory of real estate agents—all of whom produced among the highest sales volumes in Denver in 2020 (the most current data available at press time)—comes in handy. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell in Denver’s high-stakes market, harnessing the expertise of one of these professionals may help deliver you quickly and (hopefully) painlessly to the ultimate goal: closing day.

IN 2021,

andrea@kentwood.com 303-748-7299

Stephen Berg 8Z REAL ESTATE

stephen@8z.com 970-769-7048

Michael Berman

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

mberman@livsir.com 303-549-5942

Scott Bernard

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

scott.bernard@sothebysrealty.com 720-515-5091

Dick Berst

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

rberstproperties@gmail.com 303-893-3200

Garrett Beserra

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

gbeserra@livsothebysrealty.com 720-560-9312

Ashley Bevan 8Z REAL ESTATE

ashley.bevan@8z.com 303-359-0457

Christine Biernat

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

cbiernat@comcast.net 303-507-9890

Nate Biggs

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

nathanmbiggs@gmail.com 303-257-6495

Karen Anderson

Kathleen Bair

karen@madisonprops.com 303-917-8656

kathleen.homesmart@gmail.com 970-238-0542

Donna Bird

Jennifer Antonio

Cindy Bakula

jeabbegg@gmail.com 303-995-8744

dmbird60@gmail.com 303-523-9301

jantonio@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

cbakula@remax.net 303-358-6528

Ross Blahnik

Julie Abels

Andrew Arevalo

Carl Ballard

ross.blahnik@compass.com 720-205-1281

andrew.arevalo@compass.com 303-882-8983

carl@exitrealtydtc.com 303-916-2900

Kay Bohan

Brian Arnold

Raelynn Barnett

kaybohan@sothebys.com 303-915-1563

soldbybrian1@yahoo.com 720-988-4422

raelynn.barnett@8z.com 970-301-9189

Tim Borgman

Claire Averill

Dave Bauman

tim.borgman@8z.com 970-999-4581

caverill@corcoranperry.com 303-809-5021

davebauman1@msn.com 303-241-7217

Kristin Boritzke

Susie Axelrad-Giery

Valerie Beaudoin

kristin@usajrealty.com 262-751-7980

susie@kentwood.com 720-280-3003

vbeaudoin00@gmail.com 303-726-1847

Kendall Boyd

Kelly Baca

Tasha Beckman

kendall@milehimodern.com 720-341-4714

kelly.baca@coloradohomes.com 303-748-3295

tasha@mamabearteam.com 303-419-7082

Aimee Brayman

Heather Bacon

Berenice Bejarano

aimeeb@westandmainhomes.com 303-903-6211

heatherbaconhomes@gmail.com 303-435-0879

bere.bejarano@compass.com 720-312-3056

Luke Brenning

B L AC K D I A M O N D 

Jessica Abegg

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

julie.abels@coloradohomes.com 303-888-3352

Adisson Adair

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

aadair@corcoranperry.com 303-557-8833

Belen Alcaraz BSW REAL ESTATE

belenalcarazrealty@gmail.com 303-903-0387

Rudy Alcaraz

Ana Alfaro

COMPASS

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

COMPASS

ana.alfaro@compass.com 720-237-8216

Dana Allen

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

dana@danaallen.net 303-944-7085

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KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

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rudyalcaraz@rarealtycolorado.com 720-322-3135

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8Z REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

YOU 1ST REALTY

EXIT REALTY DTC

COMPASS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

COMPASS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

8Z REAL ESTATE

USAJ REALTY

MILEHIMODERN

WEST & MAIN HOMES

EXIT REALTY DTC

luke@exitrealtydtc.com 303-549-1490

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INDIVIDUAL AGENTS

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Kristi Bringle

Tricia Campbell

Linda Clure

Andrew Darlington

kristi.bringle@gmail.com 720-530-1045

tcampbell@livsothebysrealty.com 720-371-8049

lclure@livsothebysrealty.com 720-849-6678

andrew@yourcastle.org 303-917-7144

Michel Brossmer

Tasha Carrington

Kristopher Coe

Colin Dart

kcoe@remax.net 303-818-3490

colin@milehimodern.com 303-810-9974

Kennen Cohen

Kristina Davis

kennen@kennencohen.com 720-245-1825

kristina@dreamsbydavis.com 303-870-8142

Brad Colburn

Benjamin Day

brad@madisonprops.com 303-618-0109

bday@livsothebysrealty.com 719-331-9170

Ryan Conover

Olga de Lange

ryan@theconoverteam.com 303-819-1818

olga.delange@gmail.com 720-201-9319

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

michel@kentwood.com 303-416-6269

Jewel Brown

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

jewel@jewelsofcolorado.com 303-886-9441

Michael W. Brown RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

rmxmikeb@aol.com 303-888-4968

KieAnn Brownell RE/MAX NORTHWEST

kb@onthemovedenver.com 303-246-6051

David Browning

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

dbrowning@corcoranperry.com 303-946-9412

Jennifer Bub

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

jennifer.bub@coloradohomes.com 303-253-4969

Mason Buck

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – COLORADO SPRINGS

makemoveswithmason@gmail.com 210-601-0288

Taylor Bunney

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

taylorbunney.realtor@gmail.com 720-606-1503

Brooke Burgamy

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

bburgamy@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Gina Burke

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

gburke@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Danny Buscarello

RE/MAX ALLIANCE DENVER

dannyb@remax.net 720-226-3784

James Button

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

james@jamesbuttonco.com 303-547-4776

Sophia Byers

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

sophia@buywithbyers.com 719-761-5408

Whitney Cain

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

wcain@livsothebysrealty.com 720-934-8185

Amy Cammack

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

amy@cammackgroup.com 303-981-4571

Catherine Camp

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – NEDERLAND

catherine@catherinecamp.com 303-748-5023

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

tasha.carrington@coloradohomes.com 303-618-4237

Joy Castillo

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

jcastillo@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Anna Centron

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

acentron@livsothebysrealty.com 303-906-5793

Kevin Chambless RE/MAX ALLIANCE

kevin.chambless@homesincolorado.com 720-273-1421

Ronda Chapleski

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

MILEHIMODERN

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

MILEHIMODERN

Sheree Cooke

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

rchapleski@livsothebysrealty.com 303-588-0206

shereecolorado@aol.com 970-619-0660

ReNee Charles

Tamara Cooper

renee.charles@8z.com 720-376-8643

tcooper@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Damon Chavez

Debbie Cooper-George

dchavez@coloradohousefinders.com 303-748-8009

yourhomebygeorge@gmail.com 303-944-8494

Lisa Chirico

Belinda Cox

lchirico@rmprohomes.com 720-841-7309

belindasellsdenver@gmail.com 303-704-3134

INDIVIDUAL AGENTS

John Chrisbens

Allison Craig

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jc@porchlightgroup.com 303-250-0347

acraig@kentwood.com 303-522-3011

Tina Christensen

Sarah Craner

tina.christensen@theagencyre.com 303-335-7060

sarahcraner@remax.net 303-564-6927

Matt Clark

Christopher Crosby RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

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matt@thrivedenver.com 720-734-7744

chris@thecrosbyteam.com 303-929-3955

Bill Clarke

Jolynn Crownover

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8Z REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

THE AGENCY

THRIVE REAL ESTATE GROUP

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

CATEGORIES

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

Qualification based on 2020 sales volumes.

YOU 1ST REALTY

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

RE/MAX EDGE

Black Diamond $10 million to $19,999,999 Double Black Diamond $20 million or more

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TEAMS OF TWO AGENTS

Black Diamond $15 million to $29,999,999 Double Black Diamond $30 million or more

bill.clarke@compass.com 720-284-9104

COMPASS

jolynn.crownover@compass.com 303-565-0670

Stephen Clements

Michael Cutbirth

TEAMS OF 3 TO 5 AGENTS

COMPASS

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

stephen@madisonprops.com 720-935-2454

Maura Cline

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

maura@porchlightgroup.com 303-862-1010

Caitlin Clough MILEHIMODERN

caitlin@milehimodern.com 303-638-6552

Diane Clow

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

dclow@livsothebysrealty.com 303-990-2818

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Black Diamond $20 million to $39,999,999

michael.cutbirth@coloradohomes.com 720-339-9608

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Leanne Dalton

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RE/MAX ALLIANCE EVERGREEN

daltonleanne@msn.com 303-667-4987

David Danek HOMESMART

sold@daviddanek.com 720-989-1798

Jonathan Danton

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

jdanton@livsir.com 720-403-1587

Double Black Diamond $40 million or more TEAMS OF 6 TO 15 AGENTS

Black Diamond $25 million to $49,999,999

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Hunter Deegan

Szymon (Simon) Dzienis

Rachel Gallegos

hunterdeegan@comcast.net 303-667-5918

simondzienis@gmail.com 720-936-7873

rachel@rachelgallegos.com 720-308-2615

Cory Degen

Brady Efting

Jim Garcia

cory@degenteam.com 303-517-4663

brady.efting@compass.com 970-381-7366

jimgarcia100@gmail.com 720-385-4497

Nick Dembeck

Donna Ehnert

Megan Garcia Otero

nick.dembeck@theagencyre.com 303-808-1656

donna.ehnert@8z.com 303-995-4063

megan.1130innovations@gmail.com 720-982-0138

Lauryn Dempsey

Jason Ellis

Chuck Gargotto

lauryn@homeportcolorado.com 720-636-6238

jason@madisonprops.com 303-906-3395

chuck@kentwood.com 303-886-5303

Nathan Dick

Kelly Ellis

Lauren Gates

EXIT REALTY DTC

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

THE AGENCY

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

THRIVE REAL ESTATE GROUP

nathan@thrivedenver.com 720-807-4777

Susan DiLiberti

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

susan@realestatesusan.com 719-209-0364

Jason Dodd EXIT REALTY DTC

jasond@exitrealtydtc.com 720-317-7054

Anna Domenico WEST & MAIN HOMES

anna@annacolorado.com 720-341-8430

Ann Donley

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

anndonley1@gmail.com 303-903-2046

Karen Dorfman BSW REAL ESTATE

karen@bswrealestate.com 303-929-4614

Megan Douglas COMPASS

megan.douglas@compass.com 720-470-7622

Shelby Downs 8Z REAL ESTATE

shelbydowns@8z.com 303-817-2664

Audra Dubler

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

audradubler@yourcastle.com 720-361-7050

Aliya Duffy COMPASS

aliya.duffy@compass.com 303-589-7370

Nick Dunbar COMPASS

nick@dunbarhomestead.com 303-562-5808

Susan Duncan

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

susanduncanhomes@comcast.net 303-877-4626

Joy Dysart realty@dysart.biz 303-358-7447

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8Z REAL ESTATE

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

ellisteam@comcast.net 303-921-5420

Beth Erickson Sand

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

beth.sand@sothebysrealty.com 720-353-2384

Chris Ermold

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – LOUISVILLE

chrisermold@comcast.net 303-664-6512

Lisa Fallon

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

lisa.fallon@coloradohomes.com 720-840-6711

Chandler Fendler

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

cfendler@livsothebysrealty.com 720-346-3400

Amy Flora

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

amy@florahometeam.com 720-530-3848

Ed Flynn

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – NORTH METRO

ed.flynn@coloradohomes.com 303-378-3848

Angela Fox

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

angela@angelafoxsellsdenver.com 303-246-6629

Ashleigh Fredrickson THE AGENCY

ashleigh.fredrickson@theagencyre.com 303-589-5421

Cindy Fry

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

cindyfry@remax.net 720-351-9273

Emily Gadacz

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

emily@porchlightgroup.com 303-868-1010

Georgia Gallagher

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

georgia@livsothebysrealty.com 303-717-9007

Jessica Gallegos

HOMESMART

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jessica.gallegos@8z.com 720-771-4122

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MILEHIMODERN

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

FAQ

HOMESMART

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

8Z REAL ESTATE

lauren.gates@8z.com 303-993-9770

Ken Gellman COMPASS

ken.gellman@compass.com 303-717-9374

Russell Gellman BSW REAL ESTATE

russ@bswrealestate.com 469-471-3589

Nicola Genaud

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

nicola@thegenaudteam.com 720-939-2008

Jennifer Gentry

GREEN DOOR LIVING REAL ESTATE

jennifer@greendoorliving.com 720-201-3829

Tony Geraty

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

tgsellshomes@gmail.com 720-629-9999

Barbara Giesey

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – LOVELAND

barbara@barbaragiesey.com 970-222-4035

Mitch Gilbert

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

isellhomes@gmail.com 303-618-8818

Jennifer Girard

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

jengirardhomes@gmail.com 720-219-7752

Jessica Gissa

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

jessica.gissa@gmail.com 720-310-5952

Sara Glaze

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

sglaze@kentwoodcity.com 303-257-7330

Clare Gleason

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

clare@porchlightgroup.com 303-931-8111

Jace Glick

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

jacepglick@remax.net 303-805-4333

How do you create this list? In June 2021, 5280 posted its Top Real Estate Producers survey. The link to the online questionnaire (available at submit.5280.com/ top-producers) was sent out to dozens of real estate brokerages in the seven metroarea counties; it was also shared via social media. Any brokerage with agents who sell homes in the Denver metro area could submit nominations. The survey asked brokerage administrators to provide the names of both individual agents and teams of agents who, based on their sales volumes for 2020, qualified for our list. Nominees in hand, our research department reached out to each agent to confirm the sales numbers and to gather and/or verify basic contact information. What qualifies someone to be a Top Real Estate Producer? We have four categories: individual agents, teams of two agents, teams of three to five agents, and teams of six to 15 agents. Within each category, we have two tiers: black diamond and double black diamond, which signify different levels of (impressive!) sales volumes. To be on the list, an agent or team of agents must have sold real estate within the Denver metro area and attained a certain amount of sales in 2020. Agents must also have an active license with the state’s Department of Regulatory Agencies; that license must be in good standing, without any disciplinary actions within the past five years.

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Todd Gogulski

Angela Hacker

Chris Hawksley

todd@toddgogulski.com 303-909-7954

ahacker@livsir.com 303-250-4108

chris@hawksleyhomes.com 303-910-2929

Mike Gold

Brad Hajim

Lisa Heagney

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bradhajim@gmail.com 303-895-5242

Andrew Goldberg

Arash Hajjam

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I’m looking at the list and there seem to be teams in, say, the six to 15 category that only have five agents. What’s that about? As in any business setting, people come and go. Because we want this list to be a useful reference for you, we have only included current members of teams. So, while there may have been seven people responsible for the team’s 2020 sales volume—which would put that group in the sixplus category—only five may still be working with that squad today.

Randi Goldberg

Susan Hall

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Jennifer Hebert

Eric Golden

Adam Haman

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Nilmini Senanayake Hecox

Daniel Gomer

Leah Hamilton

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Carol Hertel

Candice Graham

Vanessa Hamm

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Inger Hiller

Alan Granruth

Brad Hancock

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Chad Hines

Eric Grauberger

Clifford Hancock

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I’ve heard that being on the list requires an agent or a brokerage to advertise with 5280—is this true? Nope. Inclusion in the Top Real Estate Producers list is not dependent upon the decision to advertise with the magazine. Sometimes agents and brokerages decide to advertise; however, if, when, and/or how much anyone advertises is not taken into consideration when compiling the list.

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Crystal Hodge

Monica Graves

Alana Hankins

crystal@crystalhodge.com 303-241-3033

monica@remonica.com 303-901-5224

alana.hankins@compass.com 303-907-1500

Kristine Holvick

Terri Gray

Anne Hardt

kristineholvick@remax.net 303-359-1259

terri@milehimodern.com 720-323-8460

anne.hardt@coloradohomes.com 303-810-0485

Trish Hopkins

Aaron Graybill

Dunbar Hardy

thopkins@remax.net 303-668-5840

aaron@inhabitdenver.com 303-506-6786

dunbar@dunbarhardy.com 303-859-7922

Todd Houghton

Ken Greenfield

Marcus Harris

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marcus.harris@coloradohomes.com 303-409-6105

Thaddeus Howells

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I’m an agent, but my brokerage didn’t receive the survey this year. How do we participate in the future? The next Top Real Estate Producers list will likely run in March 2023. The survey should be live and available to metro-area brokerage managers who visit submit.5280. com/top-producers in the summer of 2022. If you have questions about participation, please call 303-832-5280 at any time.

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Golden / Seasonal Enjoy seasonal American plates at this community restaurant. The ever-changing menu features farm-fresh produce and organic meats, and the bar highlights small wineries and local brewers. Reservations accepted. 807 13th St., Golden, 303-952-9745. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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RiNo / Mexican Chef Manny Barella cooks elevated regional Mexican fare inspired by his Monterrey childhood inside the Source. Don’t miss the fried quesadilla de requeson. Reservations accepted. The Source, 3350 Brighton Blvd., 720-542-3721. Lunch, Dinner

Bigsby’s Folly Craft Winery & Restaurant

RiNo / American This chic urban winery offers more than two dozen wines to choose from, as well as small plates and meat and cheese boards, in a bright, airy space. Order the house-made prosciutto sausage or the Buffalo deviled eggs. Reservations accepted for parties of eight or more. 3563 Wazee St., 720-485-3158. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Acreage by Stem Ciders

RiNo / Latin Asian Chef Blaine Baggao draws inspiration from his Filipino roots and childhood in Roswell, New Mexico, to produce Latin-Asian specialties inside First Draft Taproom & Kitchen. Don’t miss the ube ice cream. Reservations accepted. 1309 26th St., 720-520-7869. Lunch, Dinner Apple Blossom

Audrey Jane’s Pizza Garage

Downtown / Seasonal At this seasonally focused eatery inside the Hyatt Centric Downtown Denver, siblings Paul and Aileen Reilly serve American comforts like duck gumbo, Colorado lamb rigatoni, and ultra-flaky pastries. Don’t miss the decadently rich and crispy chicken-fried duck livers. Reservations accepted. 822 18th St., 303-301-8999. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Boulder / Pizza Expect perfect New York–style sourdough pies featuring inventive topping combinations at Audrey Jane’s Pizza Garage. Try the This Little Fishie Went to Market, with Italian white anchovies, Brussels sprouts, sweet onions, garlic, and grated Parmesan cheese. Reservations not accepted. 2675 13th St., Boulder, 303-442-2032. Lunch, Dinner

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Washington Park West / American Chef Olav Peterson’s restaurant has its own 600-square-foot garden. The constantly changing menu takes classic dishes and gives them a fresh twist. Try one of the seasonal pastas. Reservations accepted. 500 E. Alameda Ave., 303-942-0320. Dinner

Lafayette / Seasonal Stem Ciders’ ciderhouse and eatery pairs its drinks with house-grown produce and sustainable sourcing. Save room for the cider doughnuts. Reservations accepted for parties of nine or more. 1380 Horizon Ave., 720-443-3007. Lunch, Dinner

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Bittersweet

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Cole / French Pair the likes of steak frites, pâté with house-baked sourdough, and other comforting French specialties with a glass of wine at this romantic neighborhood bistro. Reservations accepted. 3701 N. Williams St., 720-617-7911. Dinner, Brunch

Buckhorn Exchange

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Uptown / Asian This Uptown restaurant and ping-pong hall features Asian-inspired cuisine and 11 ping-pong tables. Visit on Thursday or Sunday to enjoy a succulent Peking duck carved tableside. Reservations accepted. 501 E. 17th Ave., 303-800-7705. Dinner

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Hampden South / Chinese This Chinese restaurant also goes by the name Little Chengdu. Try the Lanzhou pulled noodle, a rich beef soup swimming with thin, chewy strands of house-made noodles, or gather your friends and order a sizzling hot pot accompanied by your choice of raw meats and vegetables. Reservations not accepted. 8101 E. Belleview Ave., 303-220-0577. Lunch, Dinner

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Lincoln Park / Steak House This Denver classic exudes a Wild West feel with taxidermied animals on the walls and a menu that includes Rocky Mountain oysters and wild game. Reservations accepted. 1000 Osage St., 303-534-9505. Lunch, Dinner

C Cafe Aion

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Boulder / Spanish This tucked-away bistro is styled after a European tapas bar. Enjoy a menu of small plates filled with local, seasonal ingredients. Reservations accepted. 1235 Pennsylvania Ave., Boulder, 303-993-8131. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Cake Crumbs Bakery & Cafe

South Park Hill / American Pick up made-fromscratch cakes, pastries, and breads at this Park Hill bakery. Reservations not accepted. 2216 Kearney St., 303-861-4912. Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch

Cart-Driver

RiNo / Pizza Inspired by Italy’s roadside cafes, Cart-Driver slings oysters, wood-fired pizzas, and Prosecco on tap. Also try the Highland location. Reservations accepted. 2500 Larimer St., 303-292-3553. Dinner

TOAST TO TAPAS During the COVID-19 shutdown, restaurateur Robert Thompson channeled his energy into creating Three Saints Revival, which opened this past November. The tapas bar serves Mediterranean-inspired small plates by chef John Broening. Don’t miss the decadent Coconut Tocinillo del Cielo, a silky flan with a layer of caramelized coconut appropriately dubbed “heaven’s bacon.”

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Central Park / Italian Chef Elise Wiggins offers rustic, wood-fired Italian fare from a sprawling chef’s counter. Go for grilled oysters, seasonal pizzas, and fresh pastas. Reservations accepted. 10195 E. 29th Dr., Ste. 110, 303-645-3779. Dinner

Cookery at Myrtle Hill

Washington Park / American This restaurant offers breakfast all day, including a mean chicken and waffles. Its sister spot, Devil’s Food Bakery, is located four doors down and serves scratch-baked goods and coffee. Reservations accepted. 1020 S. Gaylord St., 303-733-7448. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Cozy Cottage Breakfast & Lunch

Berkeley / Breakfast The homey feel of this eatery is perfectly aligned with the menu of signature fruitand-nut pancakes, eggs Benedict, and French toast. Reservations accepted. 4363 Tennyson St., 720-855-9800. Breakfast, Lunch

D D Bar

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Uptown / Contemporary Chefs Keegan Gerhard and Lisa Bailey produce exquisite desserts and modern comfort food. Bonus: Check out the graband-go coffee and pastries. Reservations accepted. 494 E. 19th Ave., 303-861-4710. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

D’Corazon

Downtown / Mexican Known for its authentic, slowsimmered carnitas, this spot offers Mexican at its best. Reservations not accepted. 1530 Blake St., Ste. C, 720-904-8226. Lunch, Dinner

Denver ChopHouse & Brewery

Boulder / Cafe Savor coffee and carbs at this cafe and grain mill. An exquisite selection of pastries, breads, and sandwiches are made from scratch daily. Reservations not accepted. 3601 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 720-420-0918. Breakfast, Lunch

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Downtown / Steak House Feast on classic American steak house favorites. Reservations accepted. 1735 19th St., 303-296-0800. Lunch, Dinner

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Dio Mio

Downtown / International Bonanno Concepts’ 16-venue collection of bars and restaurants features everything from fresh pasta to poke bowls to charcuterie. Don’t miss the signature fried chicken sandwiches at Lou’s Hot and Naked. Reservations not accepted. 1800 Wazee St., 303-792-8242. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

RiNo / Italian One thing you can count on at Alexander Figura, Spencer White, and Lulu Clair’s fast-casual Italian eatery: perfect pasta. Try the cacio e pepe or the squid ink fusilli with blue crab. The house-made sourdough is heavenly. Reservations accepted for parties of eight or more. 3264 Larimer St., 303-562-1965. Dinner

Dos Santos

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City Park West / Mexican The menu at this modern taqueria features seafood-centric dishes, like a beerbattered fish taco. Reservations not accepted. 1475 E. 17th Ave., 303-386-3509. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Duo Restaurant

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Highland / Contemporary Duo embodies the true essence of a neighborhood restaurant: simple food, a low-key but polished ambience, and the hum of neighbors trading stories. The seasonal cuisine constantly surprises, and dessert is worth a visit in itself. Reservations accepted. 2413 W. 32nd Ave., 303-477-4141. Dinner, Brunch

E Early Bird

Westminster / American This eatery offers a bevy of local ingredients. Breakfast offerings include openfaced omelets and crème brûlée French toast. Also try the Greenwood Village location. Reservations not accepted. 11940 Bradburn Blvd., Westminster, 303-469-9641. Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch

El Noa Noa

Lincoln Park / Mexican Sample authentic Mexican food alongside top-notch margaritas. Reservations not accepted. 722 Santa Fe Dr., 303-623-9968. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / Steak House This sleek restaurant— named after the Broncos great—serves classic steak house fare in upscale environs. Choose from a menu of steaks, seafood, and more. Multiple locations. Reservations accepted. 1881 Curtis St., 303-3123107. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

The Empress

Valverde / Asian This no-frills spot specializes in Cantonese dim sum. Reservations accepted. 2825 W. Alameda Ave., 303-922-2822. Lunch, Dinner

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Westminster / French Located inside the Origin Hotel, this bistro specializes in seasonally inspired French fare prepared with sustainably sourced ingredients. Brunch is served daily. Reservations accepted. 8875 Westminster Blvd., Westminster, 720-6476041. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Berkeley / Italian Parisi’s answer to upscale Italian, this restaurant is located downstairs from the popular Berkeley spot and offers a savory Tuscan experience. Reservations accepted. 4401 Tennyson St., 303-561-0234. Dinner

Four Friends Kitchen

Central Park / Breakfast This modern a.m. spot offers sophisticated eats with Southern flair. Start your morning off right with the warm beignets. Reservations not accepted. 2893 Roslyn St., 303-388-8299. Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch

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RiNo / American This hip hangout serves craft cocktails and light fare, including sandwiches and customizable charcuterie boards. Reservations not accepted. 3126 Larimer St., 720-445-9691. Dinner Arvada / European Polish, German, and Czech family recipes are served in a wood-paneled dining room decorated with steins. Don’t miss the pork schnitzel. Reservations accepted for parties of six or more. 6620 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada, 303-425-1246. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / Steak House Chef Troy Guard’s modern steak house offers a chic setting for his innovative fare, which includes a raw bar and delicate salads. Try the flight of filet mignon. Reservations accepted. 1801 California St., 303-293-8500. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / Japanese This Japanese-based chain boasts table-centered grills on which diners cook proteins like Harami skirt steak. There are also noodles and rice dishes, and appetizers such as tuna poke nachos. Reservations required. 1998 18th St., 720-726-4068. Lunch, Dinner

H Highland’s Indian Cuisine

Downtown / French Mizuna’s younger, more casual sibling features approachable French bistro fare. Visit for the newly revamped happy hour to enjoy $1 pours of Prosecco and Miller High Life and $4 bottomless truffle fries. Reservations accepted. 717 17th St., Ste. B, 303-405-7575. Lunch, Dinner

Fruition Restaurant

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Highland / Italian This comfy neighborhood eatery features old-school favorites, such as chicken Parmesan. Reservations accepted. 3760 Tejon St., 303-455-9852. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Hale / Cafe This cafe serves sustainably sourced coffee from South America, Africa, Asia, and beyond and all-day fare from chef Tom Coohill, including breakfast sandwiches and toasts, fresh-baked pastries, soups, and charcuterie boards. Reservations not accepted. 4097 E. Ninth Ave., 720-328-2960. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Englewood / Mexican This relocated Englewood restaurant has been serving its brand of authentic and affordable Mexican food for more than 40 years. Stop by for the huevos rancheros or carne asada. Reservations accepted. 3495 S. Broadway, Englewood, 303-781-0243. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Highlands Ranch / Indian Enjoy upscale curries, biryani, and tandoori selections at the first Indian restaurant in Highlands Ranch. Reservations not accepted. 9344 Dorchester St., Ste. 101, Highlands Ranch, 720-420-9374. Lunch, Dinner

HiRa Cafe & Patisserie

Aurora / Ethiopian Pastry chef-owner Hiwot Solomon pairs her from-scratch desserts and Ethiopian breakfast plates with house-roasted, single-origin coffee at this cheery cafe. Reservations not accepted. 10782 E. Iliff Ave, Aurora, 720-949-1703. Breakfast

Hop Alley

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RiNo / Chinese From Tommy Lee of Uncle, this neighborhood joint serves dishes rooted in Chinese tradition with a touch of distinctive flair. Try the dan dan mian. Reservations accepted. 3500 Larimer St., 720-379-8340. Dinner

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Country Club / New American James Beard Award–winning chef Alex Seidel’s small-but-mighty kitchen focuses on seasonal dishes that are big on flavor. Many of the ingredients come straight from Seidel’s farm. Diners flock for the pasta carbonara. Reservations accepted. 1313 E. Sixth Ave., 303-831-1962. Dinner

Berkeley / Pizza Craft pizza and local brews are this spot’s forte. Load up your pie with toppings such as blackberry barbecue sauce and pickled jalapeño, and wash it all down with a choice of more than 20 beers. Reservations not accepted. 3920 Tennyson St., 303-477-7000. Lunch, Dinner

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Berkeley / Deli This market and deli strives to provide the highest quality, locally raised cured meats in Colorado. Pick a selection to take with you, or enjoy a fresh salumi platter or sandwich in-house. Reservations not accepted. 4334 W. 41st Ave., 303-477-3206. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Il Posto

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RiNo / Italian Sample Andrea Frizzi’s imaginative Italian cuisine in sleek, urban environs. Don’t miss the decadent seasonal risotto. Reservations accepted. 2601 Larimer St., 303-394-0100. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

India’s Restaurant

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Hampden / Indian This spot serves traditional fare, including flavorful dishes like fire-grilled tandoori chicken. Take advantage of the lunch buffet, and be sure to try the cinnamon bread pudding. Reservations accepted. 8921 E. Hampden Ave., 303-755-4284. Lunch, Dinner

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Westwood / Thai This traditional Thai spot has developed a cult following over the years. The tom yum soup, drunken noodles, and pad thai are regulars’ picks. Reservations not accepted. 945 S. Federal Blvd., 303-922-5495. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / Southwestern Located in the Dairy Block, this spot specializes in Southwestern fare, such as Navajo tacos. Also try the Westminster-based sister location, Kachina Southwestern Grill. Reservations accepted. 1890 Wazee St., 720-460-2728. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Speer / Asian Go out to this trendy eatery to sample a variety of Asian tapas (such as toothsome spicy edamame), or get more bang for your buck with the Thai bang bang chicken and shrimp. Reservations not accepted. 22 S. Broadway, 303-871-0167. Lunch, Dinner

The Kitchen

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Downtown / American Seasonally inspired classics, an excellent craft cocktail, beer, and wine menu, and warm hospitality are the draw at the Kitchen. Also try the Boulder location. Reservations accepted. 1520 16th St., 303-623-3127. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Aurora / Chinese At KP Asian Cafe, chef-owner Kevin Chu serves specialties from across China. Try the belly-warming, Hong Kong–style noodle soup or one of eight varieties of hot pot. Reservations not accepted. 12201 E. Mississippi Ave., St. 111, Aurora, 720-456-7745. Lunch, Dinner

Downtown / Seafood Enjoy sustainable seafood in an upbeat atmosphere. Specialties include the raw oyster bar and seasonally composed plates. Multiple locations. Reservations accepted. 1539 17th St., 303-292-5767. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Lincoln Park / Jamaican This family-owned Jamaican restaurant serves classic Caribbean-centric dishes like fiery jerk chicken, sweet fried plantains, and comforting rice and peas, accompanied by a menu of rum-infused cocktails. Also try the Jamaican Mini Grille and International Jerk Market in Lakewood. Reservations accepted. 709 W. 8th Ave., 303-623-0013. Lunch, Dinner

Platt Park / Japanese Ultra-fresh sushi, sashimi, and creative small plates are on the menu at this local favorite. Try the fresh Alaskan halibut with miso honey beurre blanc or ask about the catch of the day. Reservations accepted. 1487-A S. Pearl St., 303-777-0691. Lunch, Dinner

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University / Middle Eastern You can’t beat this spot’s tasty, affordable, and traditional Middle Eastern fare, including gyros, baba ghanoush, and sambusas. Reservations accepted. 1890 E. Evans Ave., 303-777-8828. Lunch, Dinner

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L La Loteria

Speer / Mexican Former food truck La Loteria’s brick-and-mortar shop serves up fresh Mexican dishes inspired by chef/owner Edgar Silvestre’s family recipes. Reservations not accepted. 42 S. Broadway St., 720-389-9055. Lunch, Dinner

Leven Deli Co.

taste of the mouthwatering, house-made pastrami on the spot’s famous Reuben sandwich or go for a fresh and crisp Lil’ Gems salad. Reservations not accepted. 123 W. 12th Ave., 303-325-5691. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Lo Stella

Golden Triangle / Deli Classic deli meets California cool at this brightly lit breakfast and lunch spot. Get a

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Golden Triangle / Italian Lo Stella is the sister restaurant to the acclaimed original of the same name in Portofino, Italy. Don’t miss the authentic, ingredient-driven Italian dishes like house-made ravioli with walnut sauce, or the scratch-made desserts. Reservations recommended. 1135 Bannock St., 303-825-1995. Lunch, Dinner

Locanda Del Borgo

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Hilltop / Italian This modern setting offers authentic house-made pasta and entrées cooked on a woodburning grill. Reservations accepted. 5575 E. Third Ave., 303-388-0282. Lunch, Dinner

Highland / American Steak is an obvious favorite at this casual bar, but you can find burgers, chicken, and fish on the menu, too. Try a specialty cocktail, like a Moscow mule or a lavender ‘75. Reservations accepted. 3200 Tejon St., 303-927-6334. Dinner

Capitol Hill / American To the delight of Nashvillestyle hot chicken fans, this Frank Bonnano eatery (formerly located in North Denver) serves all manner of fried birds. Reservations not accepted. 701 Grant St., 303-860-2929. Lunch, Dinner

M Maine Shack

Highland / Seafood New Englanders and seafood fans, rejoice: This fast-casual spot is slinging lobster rolls, fried whole-belly clams, chowder, roast beef sandwiches, and more. Save room for a dark chocolate whoopie pie or blueberry buckle. Reservations not accepted. 1535 Central St., 303-997-2118. Lunch, Dinner

Maria Empanada

Platt Park / Latin American Go straight for the empanadas. The 15-plus flavors range from the beef classico to vegan veggie. Buy them in singles or share a dozen, but save room for the alfajores. Multiple locations. Reservations accepted for parties of 10 or more. 1298 S. Broadway Ave., 303-934-2221. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Mizu Izakaya

Mono Mono Korean Fried Chicken

Cherry Creek / Indian There’s not a buffet in sight at this upscale Indian restaurant, where everything from chicken korma to lamb vindaloo is on the menu. Reservations accepted. 250 Steele St., Ste. 100, 720-638-9350. Lunch, Dinner

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City Park / Contemporary This walk-up kitchen inside Middleman cocktail bar serves a rotating menu of imaginative twists on familiar pub fare. Try the smashed fried fingerling potatoes with dip. Reservations not accepted. 3401 E. Colfax Ave., 303-353-4207. Dinner

Highland / Sushi This contemporary Japanese restaurant offers an impressive bar and a hip atmosphere. Order items from the binchotan (charcoal grill) or the raw bar, or give appetizers like the cream pork kimchi a try. Reservations accepted. 1560 Boulder St., 720-372-7100. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch Downtown / Korean Savor crispy Korean fried chicken wings along with sides like kimchi and pickled daikon and starters like gochujang-slathered spicy rice cakes at this industrial eatery. Also try the Congress Park location. Reservations not accepted. 1550 Blake St., 720-379-6567. Lunch, Dinner

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Olive & Finch

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Cherry Creek / American Enjoy gussied-up American favorites, such as shrimp and grits with Tabasco butter. Reservations accepted. 222 Milwaukee St., 720-571-8080. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

New Saigon

Athmar Park / Vietnamese This spot serves an extensive menu featuring delicious rice paper wraps, banh mi sandwiches, pho noodle soup, seafood dishes, rice bowls, and more. Reservations accepted. 630 S. Federal Blvd., 303-936-4954. Lunch, Dinner

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Highland / Seasonal This all-day eatery, bar, and market has a focus on local sourcing and seasonality. Try the Nashville-style hot chicken sandwich. Reservations not accepted. 1691 Central St., 303-993-5599. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Highland / Seafood This Hawaiian-inspired spot serves tuna poke, Spam musubi, roasted pork, and more in a casual setting. Reservations not accepted. 2563 15th St., 303-718-6580. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / American This dichotomous eatery offers something for everyone. Order the brisket with grilled scallions from the Pig side of the menu, or opt for lighter fare, such as a fresh crudité platter, from the Sprout side. Reservations accepted. 1900 Chestnut Place, 720-535-9719. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Port Side

City Park West / Contemporary This eatery does early-day dining justice. Pair the bacon fried rice with house-made bone broth and a Vietnamese iced coffee. Reservations not accepted. 1420 E. 18th Ave., 303-954-0877. Breakfast, Dinner, Brunch Downtown / Italian This casual tavern features deep-set wooden booths and a spacious bar. The menu lists approachable eats, such as house-made mozzarella and rustic pizzas. Reservations accepted. 1453 Larimer St., 303-534-5855. Lunch, Dinner

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City Park West / International This restaurant, bakery, and juice bar serves artisan sandwiches, hearty soups, tasty salads, and house-made pastries made daily. Also try the Cherry Creek location. Reservations not accepted. 1552 E. 17th Ave., 303-832-8663. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Downtown / Pub This casual bar serves comforting fare such as French dip sandwiches and fried chicken with craft cocktails and lots of bubbly. Reservations not accepted. 1808 Blake St., 720-710-8144. Lunch, Dinner RiNo / American Grab some avocado toast and a market salad to pair with Huckleberry Roasters espresso at this bright cafe. Reservations not accepted. 2500 Larimer St., Unit 103, 720-5490622. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Highland / Pizza Enjoy Italian-style pizza and a nice wine list at this neighborhood spot. Multiple locations. Reservations accepted. 2401 15th St., 720-855-9400. Lunch, Dinner

Cheesman Park / American A Denver landmark and a staple for late-night comfort food, Pete’s is known for its breakfasts but also serves burgers, gyros, and souvlaki sandwiches any time of day. Reservations not accepted. 1962 E. Colfax Ave., 303-321-3139. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

University Hills / Salvadoran This family-owned restaurant serves a variety of dishes from El Salvador, from the popular pupusas to banana leaf tamales. Reservations accepted. 2236 S. Colorado Blvd., 720-508-3197. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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City Park / Chinese Enjoy a modern take on Chinese cuisine executed by chef Christopher Lin, an alum of Momofuku in New York City. Try the braised pork rice. Reservations accepted. 3421 E. Colfax Ave., 720-729-8887. Dinner

Que Bueno Suerte

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Platt Park / Latin American The menu at this vibrant restaurant offers familiar items like tacos and fajitas

as well as upscale, regionally inspired Mexican fare. Try the pulpo a la parrilla (grilled citrus-garlic octopus with huitlacoche-butter sauce) or the achiote roasted pheasant. Reservations accepted. 1518 S. Pearl St., 720-642-7322. Dinner Quiero Arepas

Platt Park / Latin American Venezuelan corn flatbreads, or arepas, are on the menu. Our favorite is the La Havana, a take on a Cuban sandwich, featuring slow-roasted pork loin, ham, and local Muenster with a creamy mayo-mustard-pickle “Havana” sauce. Reservations not accepted. 1859 S. Pearl St., 720-432-4205. Lunch, Dinner

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Cole / Southern This neighborhood restaurant serves up comforting Southern fare with a side of warm hospitality. Try the comforting fried catfish dinner. Reservations not accepted. 3349 York St., 720-4007648. Lunch, Dinner

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Washington Park / Italian This cozy-yet-modern neighborhood spot from the team behind Bistro Georgette specializes in fresh pastas and Italian classics like chicken marsala. Reservations accepted. 290 S. Downing St., 303-999-0395. Dinner Downtown / Mediterranean James Beard Award– winning chef Jennifer Jasinski creates high-end Mediterranean-influenced cuisine. Also try her lunchtime takeout pop-up, Flavor Dojo, which offers health-forward bowls made with heirloom grains and greens. Reservations accepted. 1431 Larimer St., 303-820-2282. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

River and Woods

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Boulder / Contemporary Settle into the cozy dining room for a relaxed dinner including dishes such as chicken-fried calamari steak. Chef Daniel Asher’s eclectic menu features community-sourced comfort cuisine. Reservations not accepted. 2328 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-993-6301. Dinner, Brunch Rosedale / Barbecue House-smoked Colorado craft barbecue is the specialty at this laid-back spot. Innovative meats like bison short ribs and lamb shank are available by the pound. Reservations not accepted. 2387 S. Downing St., 303-722-2226. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / Barbecue Diners flock to this subterranean smokehouse for classic barbecue. Don’t miss the falling-off-the-bone rib combo, which features both succulent baby back beef and pork ribs. Reservations accepted. 1422 Larimer St., 720-524-8050. Lunch, Dinner

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Boulder / Southwestern Hosea Rosenberg’s second restaurant brings bold New Mexican flavors to Boulder. Dig into farm-to-table comfort food such as bison lengua tacos or a green chile cheeseburger. Reservations accepted. 1265 Alpine Ave., Boulder, 303-442-6100. Breakfast, Dinner

Greenwood Village / Asian The extensive menu at this welcoming eatery features traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai dishes. Try one of the chef’s specialty dishes, such as the fiery fish in hot chile oil or tender Shanghai-style braised pork belly cooked in sweet and savory spices. Reservations not accepted. 4940 S. Yosemite St., Greenwood Village, 303-290-6666. Lunch, Dinner

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RiNo / Barbecue Find delicious, modern barbecue at chef Bill Espiricueta’s fast-casual Source Hotel eatery. The brisket and house-made sausages are both great picks. Reservations not accepted. Also try the South Denver and Fort Collins locations. The Source Hotel & Market Hall, 3330 Brighton Blvd., Ste. 202, 720-230-0792. Lunch, Dinner

Somebody People

Overland / Mediterranean A standout pasta program and dishes that celebrate seasonal bounty make this zero-waste vegan restaurant great for herbivores and omnivores alike. Order the Feed Me—a chef’s choice sampling for the table. Reservations accepted. 1165 S. Broadway, Ste. 104, 720-502-5681. Dinner, Brunch

Sullivan Scrap Kitchen

Sushi Den

Athmar Park / Chinese This bustling Chinese eatery has dim sum down to an art. Lift the bamboo lids atop roaming carts to find treasures like shrimp dumplings and fried taro cakes. Reservations not accepted. 2917 W. Mississippi Ave., 303-936-0089. Lunch, Dinner

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Platt Park / Japanese Sushi Den offers fresh, vibrant seafood flown in twice a week from Japan and a hip, lively scene. Sit at the bar and watch the sushi chefs, led by Toshihiro Kizaki, as they work their artistry. Reservations accepted for five or more, except Friday and Saturday. 1487 S. Pearl St., 303-777-0826. Lunch, Dinner

City Park West / Seasonal Chef-owner Terrance Rogers uses sustainably sourced ingredients and leftover or unused food items from his catering company, TBD Foods, to produce light and fresh salads, sandwiches, burgers, tacos, and more at this casual cafe. Reservations not accepted. 1740 E. 17th Ave., 720-242-6292. Lunch

Star Kitchen

Sunflower Asian Cafe

Littleton / Chinese Upon arriving at this familyowned eatery, ask for the traditional Chinese menu, which features eastern Chinese Huaiyang dishes and sizzling Sichuan specialties. Reservations not accepted. 91 W. Mineral Ave., Ste. 100, Littleton, 303-798-0700. Lunch, Dinner

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Virginia Village / Asian Try a variety of curries, noodle bowls, soups, salads, and coconut-infused desserts at this cozy Thai restaurant. The drunken

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City Park / Contemporary This cozy neighborhood restaurant offers a fresh, casual take on bistro fare and a top-notch craft beer selection. You’ll find eclectic plates like cornmeal waffles with roasted pork shoulder and buttermilk chicken with pink banana squash. Reservations not accepted. 3333 E. Colfax Ave., 303-316-3333. Dinner

Tofu House

Aurora / Korean This neighborhood spot specializes in Korean soups and stews, but also offers a variety of other options. Try the soft tofu soup (sundubu jjigae). Reservations accepted. 2353 S. Havana St., Aurora, Unit D1, 303-751-2840. Lunch, Dinner

Toro

Downtown / Italian The team behind Boulder’s acclaimed Frasca Food and Wine offers the same hospitality at this more casual Denver restaurant. The charming space is home to dishes from across Italy and a deep wine list. Reservations accepted. 1889 16th St., 720-605-1889. Lunch, Dinner

Thai Pot Cafe

noodles with eggplant are a favorite. Reservations accepted. 1350 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste. 191, 303-693-6200. Lunch, Dinner

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Cherry Creek / Latin American This Latin-inspired restaurant from chef Richard Sandoval serves favorites like ceviche, empanadas, and lomo saltado. Reservations accepted. 150 Clayton Lane, Ste. B, 303-253-3000. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Cherry Creek / Health The menu at this healthfocused spot features nutrient-dense foods such as kale and quinoa as well as fresh juices. Reservations not accepted. 2800 E. Second Ave., Ste. 101, 720-509-7661. Lunch, Dinner

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Edgewater / Thai Spicy dishes and a chef straight from Thailand make for an authentic, if mouthtingling, dining experience. Try the green curry. Reservations accepted. 5228 W. 25th Ave., Edgewater, 303-233-3345. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / Spanish James Beard Award–winning chef Jennifer Jasinski brings Iberian fare to Union Station. Try the lamb sandwich or the cured trout. Reservations accepted. Union Station, 1701 Wynkoop St., 303-534-1970. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Washington Park West / French Salads and sandwiches (think curry chicken or skirt steak with arugula and walnut mustard) dot the small menu at this European-influenced cafe. Reservations not accepted. 704 S. Pearl St., 303-997-5941. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Sunnyside / American This breakfast and lunch spot is an industrial, farmhouse-chic spot for breakfast foods, including eggs Benedict and biscuits and gravy. Reservations not accepted. 2911 W. 38th Ave., 303-955-0815. Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch

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The Walnut Room

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Five Points / American At this laid-back live-music venue, the most popular drink is PBR. Try the Mile High Pizza made kitchen-sink-style with more than 10 toppings. Reservations not accepted. 3131 Walnut St., 303-295-1868. Lunch, Dinner

Highland / Asian A bustling atmosphere defines this popular, modern noodle house. The selective menu includes dishes such as Chinese-style steamed buns and, of course, noodles. Also try the Speer location. Reservations accepted. 2215 W. 32nd Ave., 303-433-3263. Dinner

Downtown / American Catch the game and enjoy a variety of bar bites, from burgers and hot dogs to steak. Also try the latest location in Littleton. Reservations accepted. 2015 Market St., 720-282-1555. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Uptown / American This vegetarian icon has been serving wholesome food since 1998. The zesty soups, salads, and wraps are healthy and delicious. Don’t miss the brunch specials. Reservations accepted after 5 p.m. 837 E. 17th Ave., 303-8327313. Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

Five Points / Southern Enjoy soul food with a dash of Caribbean flair at this charming Five Points cafe. Order the fried chicken or smothered pork chop with classic sides like red beans and rice, hushpuppies, or seasoned fries. 2736 Welton St., 303-296-6602. Lunch, Dinner

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Lone Tree / Indian This cozy restaurant serves classic and contemporary seasonal dishes from regions across India, including a great selection of vegetarian specialties. Don’t miss the chicken tikka masala dumplings. Reservations accepted. 8505 Park Meadows Center Dr., Ste. 2184A, Lone Tree, 720-536-8565. Lunch, Dinner

Vital Root

Berkeley / American Justin Cucci’s fourth eatery focuses on quick, healthy food. Grab a seat in the airy space and nosh on creative, wholesome fare such as chilled carrot-ginger soup or a veggie dosa. Reservations not accepted. 3915 Tennyson St., Please join us for family-friendly activities 1 hour before the concert. 303-474-4131. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner These performances include FULL SCREENING OF THE FEATURE FILM!

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Downtown / New American This modern eatery in a historic space serves food and drink inspired by the American West. Try the pumpernickel bagel Reuben with scratch-made sauerkraut. Reservations accepted. 501 16th St. Mall, 303-825-3690. Lunch, Dinner

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Downtown / American A cheery, light-filled space, walled-in patio, and menu of caffeinated beverages, cocktails, wines, pastries, and light snacks make this cafe and bar a sweet all-day hangout. Reservations not accepted. 1660 Wynkoop St., 720-456-6507. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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Highland / American Disguised as a bookstore, Sean Kenyon’s Denver speakeasy serves seasonal cocktails and small plates, such as roasted bone marrow with bacon jam. Reservations accepted. 3160 Tejon St., 303-997-8886. Dinner

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Union Station / Pub Enjoy fresh beer and pub favorites such as corn and poblano chowder at one of Denver’s original brewpubs. Reservations accepted. 1634 18th St., 303-297-2700. Lunch, Dinner

Yahya’s Mediterranean Grill & Pastries

Yak and Yeti

City Park West / Mediterranean This family-run restaurant serves silky hummus, grilled kebabs, and from-scratch sweets. Reservations not accepted. 2207 E. Colfax Ave., 720-532-8746. Lunch, Dinner Westminster / Indian This local favorite serves traditional Indian and Nepalese cuisine. Multiple locations. Reservations accepted. 9000 Yukon St., 303-426-1976. Lunch, Dinner

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Five Points / Barbecue This unpretentious BBQ joint offers a Deep South menu, featuring slow-smoked pork ribs and brisket. Also try the Greenwood Village location. Reservations not accepted. 2150 Broadway, 303-296-3334. Lunch, Dinner

Zomo

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Englewood / Asian Owners Alysia Davey and Ryan Anderson serve family recipes inspired by their Vietnamese and Chinese roots at this cozy South Broadway eatery. Try the succulent, grilled Ba shrimp. Reservations accepted. 3457 S. Broadway, Englewood, 720-739-8882. Lunch, Dinner

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Union Station / Chinese This cozy, counter-service spot offers Chinese and Taiwanese home-style cooking. Order the braised beef noodle soup, which features house-made noodles, along with a side of fluffy chashu pork bao buns, succulent pork shumai, or delicate crystal shrimp dumplings. Also try the Boulder location. Reservations not accepted. 1625 Wynkoop St., 303-545-6262. Lunch, Dinner

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RiNo / International This industrial-chic food hall is home to eight globally inspired food and drink vendors, including OK Poke, La Rola Urban Colombian, Thai-Kun, Graves Good Burger, and Soy Pinoy. 3501 Wazee St., 720-460-1978. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch

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Sunnyside / Contemporary Kelly Whitaker fuses Asian and Italian at this hip Sunnyside eatery. The results, such as 7X brisket braised in dashi and red wine, are unique and delicious. Reservations accepted. 4058 Tejon St., 720-456-6507. Dinner

Wynkoop Brewing Company

Golden / Mexican Enjoy cooked-to-order burritos, tacos, and alambres (skillet dishes) made with recipes inspired by Walter Meza’s childhood in Mexico. Reservations not accepted. 715 Washington Ave., 303-215-3436. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Highland / American Start your morning with hot drinks, fresh baked goods, and pastries. Or stop in for a hearty sandwich at lunchtime. Reservations not accepted. 2418 W. 32nd Ave., 303-9990327. Breakfast, Lunch

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JOE ROLAND WAS a lot of things, but he wasn’t the kind of guy who did things for himself all that often. He’d served a tour in Iraq with the Army and had helped run a janitorial services company for the past decade. He was a doer, the type of man who liked getting his hands dirty, who’d get on his knees in dress slacks and scrub a toilet just right to make sure his employees didn’t ever question what a good job looked like. Now, he wanted to do something for himself. He wanted to buy a car, one he liked and thought was priced to sell. His wife, Jossline, said he deserved it. The 2017 Toyota RAV4 looked great in the texts from the seller. Solid vehicle, good gas mileage, decent in the snow. The kind of car a dad of five should be driving. He’d found the Toyota on an app called LetGo. He contacted the owner, who said it had been his mother’s vehicle. The seller suggested they meet the night of August 14, maybe at 11:30. Joe had wanted his oldest, Madison, who was 17, to come along that night. They’d spent the previous five years flipping cars together. It was a dad-daughter bonding thing he started after Madison moved from her mother’s house, in Wisconsin, to live in their two-story home in Aurora.

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her father gave her for her 14th birthday. It didn’t mean much then, that turquoise leather cover, the blank sheets of paper, that little metal lock. Now, it’s one of the most important things she owns. Madison could not have survived all the days after August 14, 2020, without it. The life Madison had with her father and stepmother had been brief. She was 12 when she arrived in Colorado; she felt out of place at school. As it would be for many teenagers, navigating new relationships with her siblings and stepmother wasn’t always easy. Jossline had a law degree, and she was tough and determined and could balance a demanding work schedule with an even more demanding life being a mother to, now, five children. Over time, Madison grew to respect and then to love her stepmother. Eventually she began to think of Jossline as Mom. Today, she writes notes to her dead father in the diary he gave her. She collects memories of him and of Jossline. The diary entries are serious, funny, mundane. Once, Joe was horsing around with the kids and got stuck in the enclosed slide at a Burger King. There was the trip to Lake Powell with the family’s new boat, a 16-footer. She wrote about how the kids once broke Jossline’s favorite vase during a pillow fight and how it took Jossline three weeks to realize it was missing. There was the night when Madison was singing in a recital; her father had FaceTimed a friend but dropped the phone, midsong. “Who needs to see when you can just listen to that beautiful voice?” Joe said to his buddy. It’s all there in the diary. “I don’t get to make another moment with them,” says Madison, now 19, as she drives to her job as a nanny in a house 10 minutes from the one she once shared with her parents and half siblings. She had been trying to figure out life as a high school kid when her parents were murdered for $3,000. A few months before her parents were killed, Madison had gone on a camping trip with

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1,4 4 0 M I N U T E S her dad. They talked about the newfound responsibilities Madison would have as she got older, about relationships and how her father believed fiercely in her and what she might do with her life. On the night he died, Joe had told his daughter he wanted to have another talk like that one. After her parents died, Madison moved in with her boyfriend and his parents. She says they make her feel safe, less alone. Her half siblings—Joe Joe, Layla, Mason, and Lily—now live with Jossline’s sister in Ohio. Madison talks to them on the phone every couple of months, but it’s not the same. The youngest, Mason, was just four years old when Joe and Jossline were murdered. Madison has made scrapbooks for her siblings with photos of the family together, on the boat or at home with friends. “I never want them to forget anything about their parents,” she says. Madison thinks she’ll start college later this year. Maybe she’ll spend a couple of years at a less expensive school—to save some money—a decision she knows would have made her parents smile. She’s thought about majoring in criminal justice; maybe she’ll become a victim advocate someday. She thinks her parents would be proud. She’s

hadn’t belonged to his mother; he’d stolen it several days earlier. Madison is still trying to understand the young man who killed her parents. From the reports she’s read, she thinks Brown comes off as unrepentant. They’ve made eye contact in court. Brown, she says, once shook his head at her. It’s been 515 days since her family was destroyed. “I was robbed,” she says. She thinks about the wedding she will have someday without her parents, the children she might one day raise without their grandparents’ wisdom. She thinks about the talk her dad wanted to have with her, about the bond that was growing between her and Jossline. Five hundred and 15 days, but it still feels like yesterday. Madison has watched their home’s doorbell video from that night. Her dad is behind the wheel as he pulls out of the driveway and onto the street. Jossline is in the passenger seat. It’s nearly midnight in Colorado. August 15 will be just another day. Joe hits the gas, and they’re gone. m

experienced terrible trauma, but instead of running from it, Madison wants to take power from it. She wants to give it meaning. She wants to use it to help others. James Worthy’s trial was planned for late this winter; a date had not been announced before this story went to press. Madison has read every single word in the probable cause affidavit. She’s been to every hearing, no matter how difficult it was to sit in that courtroom. She knows every detail of that night. She also knows his real name is not James Worthy but Kyree Brown. He was 18 when he pulled the trigger. Brown has a history of juvenile crimes—including felony theft and robbery, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation—and at least one failure to appear in court on a trespassing violation. Thirteen days after the shootings, authorities tracked Brown to a house in north Aurora. The teenager was arrested after a brief chase. “Brown advised he…made the decision to shoot Joseph and indicated that during this time that he accidentally shot Jossline,” the probable cause affidavit reads. Shortly after the murders, Brown took the Toyota to the corner of Havana Street and East Colfax Avenue and set it on fire. The car

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David Richins

Robin Sawyer

davidrichins@remax.net 303-882-7706

robin@robinsawyer.com 303-929-3000

AK Riley

Jill Schafer

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

EXIT REALTY DTC

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

ak@kadenverhomes.com 720-289-2929

150

5280

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KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

MILEHIMODERN

COMPASS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

GREEN DOOR LIVING REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX ALLIANCE DENVER

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

jill@kentwood.com 303-331-1400

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

RE/MAX ALLIANCE EVERGREEN

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COMPASS

RE/MAX NORTHWEST

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – PARKER

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

HOMESMART

URBAN COMPANIES REAL ESTATE

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

HOMESMART

NEXSTEP REAL ESTATE GROUP

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

COMPASS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

RE/MAX ALLIANCE ON WALNUT

EXIT REALTY CHERRY CREEK

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

8Z REAL ESTATE

Brean Small

Karina Stevens

drbrean@hotmail.com 303-717-6201

kstevens@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Fred Smith

Kristine Stirling

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

fredsmith@remax.net 303-930-5132

Amanda Snitker

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

amanda@amandasnitker.com 303-204-8240

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHWEST METRO

kristine.stirling@coloradohomes.com 303-881-4768

Ashley Strickland

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

ashley@ashleysellsdenver.com 720-465-4455

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Staci Stroh

Jim Traynor

James Wanzeck

stacistroh@aol.com 303-570-7039

traynor@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

jim@jimwanzeck.com 303-887-1600

Bill Struble

Kelley Trujillo

Tyler Wanzeck

Audrey Will

billstruble@remax.net 303-520-6855

realestate@kelleytrujillo.com 720-732-7683

tylerw@coloradomasters.com 720-339-7109

awill@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Christie Sucher

Shaylisa Turner

Stewart Ward

Briony Wilson

christie.sucher@8z.com 720-818-1596

shaylisa@porchlightgroup.com 720-320-3452

stewart.ward@compass.com 303-704-7774

brionywilsonhomes@gmail.com 720-288-0417

Erin Susser

Aimee Twarogowski

John Waters

Strawberry Windholz

erin.susser@compass.com 303-887-4008

aimee@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

johnmichaelwaters@gmail.com 303-570-6019

swindholz@corcoranperry.com 720-557-9980

Alex Swanson

Mendi Twedt

Sandy Weigand

Julie Winger

alex@westandmainhomes.com 720-833-1903

mendi@exitrealtydtc.com 720-788-0565

sweigand@denverrealestate.com 303-880-3399

juliewinger@kentwood.com 303-946-2784

Mari Takeshita

Kyla Tyler

Stacy Weinstein

Deanna Wolfe

mari@realtormari.com 303-941-6274

kyla@kylatyler.com 303-905-7731

stacy.weinstein@8z.com 303-906-6835

deanna.wolfe@compass.com 303-886-8010

Jaryd Takushi

James Unger

Molly Weiss

Julie Woodle

jyt808@gmail.com 303-378-2730

james.unger@8z.com 303-803-6304

mweiss@livsothebysrealty.com 303-229-0652

julie@porchlightgroup.com 303-733-7744

Jim Urban

Eric Welch

Lynne Wright

jimbyreferralonly@gmail.com 303-588-7000

ericwelch65@aol.com 303-829-8744

wrightlynne@msn.com 303-875-3526

Jon Urban

Sarah Wells

Srini Yarlagadda

jonurbanrealestate@gmail.com 303-229-2800

sarah@liveworkdenver.com 503-929-7946

srini.yarlagadda@yahoo.com 720-222-2250

Lauren Valinoti

Tara Wendt

Allie Yates

lauren@envisionrea.com 720-815-8351

tara@milehimodern.com 303-803-8805

allie.yates@theagencyre.com 720-987-6808

Jeff VanDerhule

Shaylin Werner

Jonathan Zimmerman

jvanderhule@gmail.com 303-667-2563

shaylinwerner@gmail.com 303-551-2311

jon.zimmerman@coloradohomes.com 719-377-8921

Hawk Vanek

Lynn Westfall

Marietta Zygaj

hvanek@livsothebysrealty.com 303-912-7317

lynnwestfall@gmail.com 303-587-1506

Sara Vaughn

Gail Wheeler

sara.vaughn@sothebysrealty.com 720-256-8987

gail.wheeler@coloradohomes.com 303-726-7202

Krystal Vigil

Lexie White

krystal@denverhomegroup.net 720-771-8183

lexierealtor@gmail.com 720-404-0562

Lauren Vollono

Colin Whitenack

laurenv@westandmainhomes.com 720-541-8264

colin@colinco.com 303-912-5394

Medra Volpi

Rose P. Wickwire

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

8Z REAL ESTATE

COMPASS

WEST & MAIN HOMES

HOMESMART

ALOHA REAL ESTATE

Colleen Teitelbaum

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

teitelbaumcolleen@gmail.com 303-668-8186

Dan Thomas 8Z REAL ESTATE

dan@8z.com 303-349-9288

Christian Thompson

GREEN DOOR LIVING REAL ESTATE

christian@greendoorliving.com 303-525-8779

Kelly Thompson COMPASS

k.thompson@compass.com 303-587-3846

Reid Thompson

RE/MAX ALLIANCE EVERGREEN

reidthompsonrealestate@gmail.com 720-771-7477

Candice Thornam RE/MAX NORTHWEST

candythornam@gmail.com 303-898-2371

Kim Tighe

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

kim@porchlightgroup.com 720-840-9791

Reba Tipton 8Z REAL ESTATE

reba.tipton@8z.com 970-215-6768

Soledad Tobar

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER CENTRAL

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

HOMESMART

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

EXIT REALTY DTC

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

8Z REAL ESTATE

URBAN COMPANIES REAL ESTATE

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

HOMESMART

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

HOMESMART

WEST & MAIN HOMES

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

soledad.tobar@coloradohomes.com 303-887-5120

medra@medravolpi.com 303-378-1144

Ann Torgerson

Caroline Wagner

ann4homes@gmail.com 303-522-5922

caroline.wagner@compass.com 970-404-0220

HOMESMART

COMPASS

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

COMPASS

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

8Z REAL ESTATE

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

HOMESMART

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

MILEHIMODERN

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

RE/MAX ALLIANCE EVERGREEN

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

HOMESMART

COMPASS

rose.wickwire@compass.com 303-906-6157

Nikki Wiederaenders

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

nikki@porchlightgroup.com 720-878-2589

Ashley Wildeman 8Z REAL ESTATE

ashley.wildeman@8z.com 720-630-1205 LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

COMPASS

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

HOMESMART

THE AGENCY

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – COLORADO SPRINGS

8Z REAL ESTATE

marietta@8z.com 720-369-8055

INDIVIDUAL AGENTS

D O U B L E B L AC K D I A M O N D 

Lori Abbey COMPASS

lori.abbey@compass.com 720-840-4984

Tim Aberle

THRIVE REAL ESTATE GROUP

tim@thrivedenver.com 720-706-4111

Andrew Abrams

AMG GROUP AT BSW REAL ESTATE

andrew@bswrealestate.com 303-981-6723

Chris Angelovic

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

cangelovic@livsothebysrealty.com 720-438-9232

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Jose Pepe Aragon

Shannon Byerly

Carolyn Dooling

Brianna Griffin

pepe.aragon@8z.com 303-941-3829

shannon.byerly@coloradohomes.com 303-919-2611

carolyn.dooling@compass.com 303-250-8544

brianna@madisonprops.com 720-272-9710

Kimberly Austin

Mark Callaghan

Kerri Dowling

Phil Haas

kimberly@anotherjustsold.com 303-360-6400

mark@marksellsdenver.com 303-710-1000

kerri@exitrealtydtc.com 720-341-3469

phaascol@aol.com 303-898-0985

Nancy Austin

Julia Cantarovici-Simisky

Anne Dresser Kocur

Jason Halliday

nancy.austin@compass.com 720-371-9779

julia@8z.com 720-203-7789

adresser@livsothebysrealty.com 303-229-6464

jasonhalliday@remax.net 303-931-2766

Amy Ballain

McKinze Casey

Erica Dufford

Darrell Hamilton

amy.ballain@compass.com 720-490-6865

mcasey@livsothebysrealty.com 480-220-8597

Celeste Ballerino

Stacie Chadwick

celeste@celesteballerino.com 303-916-6200

schadwick@livsothebysrealty.com 303-829-4713

Sarah Bangert

Dee Chirafisi

sarah.bangert@compass.com 303-667-0879

deec@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

Carla Bartell

Michelle Clifford

carla@corcoranperry.com 303-884-4550

michelle.clifford@compass.com 303-579-1029

Kyle Baseggio

Keith Combs

baseggiohomes@gmail.com 970-520-1793

kcombs@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399

David Bell

Lisa Cook

david@milehimodern.com 303-887-1358

lisa@milehimodern.com 720-273-3019

Amy Berglund

Luke Corbitt

amyberglund@me.com 720-560-6674

luke.corbitt@8z.com 303-949-8104

8Z REAL ESTATE

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

COMPASS

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

COMPASS

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

COMPASS

MILEHIMODERN

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

8Z REAL ESTATE

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

COMPASS

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

MILEHIMODERN

8Z REAL ESTATE

A. Michelle Berzins

Marcia Cotlar

berzins.michelle@gmail.com 720-838-3765

marciacotlar@8z.com 720-352-9755

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

8Z REAL ESTATE

Maritt Bird

Jonathan Coyle

maritt.bird@8z.com 303-579-1420

jon@coylere.com 720-635-0441

Peter Blank

Todd Crosbie

peter@milehimodern.com 720-849-1956

tcrosbie@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Chriss Bond

Jason Cummings

chriss.bond@coloradohomes.com 720-771-7369

jason.cummings@compass.com 720-409-7330

Erik Boye

Jennifer Davenport

erikboye@8z.com 303-931-4051

jdavenport@livsothebysrealty.com 303-919-4891

Karen Brinckerhoff

Chris Davis

karen@kentwood.com 303-898-9825

c.davis@compass.com 303-667-7814

Kristen Brown Martin

Susie Dews

kbmartin@k2boulder.com 303-478-1883

susie.dews@compass.com 303-521-9009

8Z REAL ESTATE

MILEHIMODERN

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

8Z REAL ESTATE

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – BOULDER

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HOMESMART

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COMPASS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COMPASS

EXIT REALTY DTC

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHWEST METRO

erica.dufford@coloradohomes.com 303-718-7573

Nick Duncan

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

nduncan@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Ann Durham

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

adurham@livsothebysrealty.com 303-522-4161

Jennifer Egbert MILEHIMODERN

jegbert@milehimodern.com 303-619-3373

Heather Ehret-Faircloth

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

denverheather@kentwood.com 303-331-1400

Jay Feaster FEASTER REALTY

jay@feasterrealty.com 720-807-2882

Amanda Fein

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

amanda@kentwood.com 720-935-5759

Wanda Ford

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

wford@livsothebysrealty.com 720-320-8901

Brigitte Furst 8Z REAL ESTATE

brigitte@8z.com 720-244-4411

Maria Gallucci COMPASS

maria.gallucci@compass.com 720-366-6050

Mary Gerwin

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

mary@porchlightgroup.com 303-619-3150

Chris Gibson

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

c@chrisraygibson.com 720-394-8861

Jane Goulder COMPASS

jane.goulder@compass.com 720-985-7745

Anthony Grandt

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

tgrandt1@comcast.net 720-394-8829

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

RE/MAX NORTHWEST

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

broker@elevatedlifestyles.com 303-882-4702

Kyla Hammond

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

kylahammondrealty@gmail.com 720-431-1239

Linda Hantman

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

linda.hantman@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399

Kristin Harris MILEHIMODERN

kharris@milehimodern.com 720-877-1538

Blane Harvey

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

blane@yourcastle.org 303-667-1074

Emily Henderson

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

ehenderson@livsothebysrealty.com 303-717-3418

Jeff Hendley COMPASS

jeff.hendley@compass.com 303-877-6767

Natalie Hengel 8Z REAL ESTATE

natalie.hengel@8z.com 440-552-9731

Sarah Hertzenberg COMPASS

sarah.hertzenberg@compass.com 720-312-3385

Cari Higgins COMPASS

cari.higgins@compass.com 303-717-9934

Jay Holland LISTINGS.COM

jay@hollandteam.com 303-596-9803

Katie Hoster

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

khoster@livsothebysrealty.com 303-482-5928

Tracy Hulsey

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

tracyhulsey@remax.net 720-224-8043

Kelsea Imanuel HOMESMART

homes@kwafrenchie.com 720-560-4642

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Seth Jenson

Susie Langford

Julie Maxwell

Blake O’Shaughnessy

seth@jensonteam.com 720-989-1210

slangford@livsothebysrealty.com 303-493-1455

julie@8z.com 720-253-4954

blake@livsothebysrealty.com 303-883-5064

Erin Jeppson

Kendra Lanterman

Carly Mayer

Mary Jane Ogle

erinjeppson@porchlightgroup.com 303-947-5891

kendra@westandmainhomes.com 720-434-6432

carly.mayer@compass.com 303-717-0314

mj@agentindenver.com 303-921-0121

Sarabeth Jones

Josh Larsen

Scott McManaway

Carmelo Paglialunga

sarabeth.jones@sothebysrealty.com 303-601-9836

josh@kw.com 303-482-7945

scottm@compass.com 303-900-8533

carmelo@milehimodern.com 303-396-9913

Casey Karsh Perry

Chad Lauber

Matt Metcalf

Vinny Pallone

matt@milehighhomepro.com 720-260-0180

vp@porchlightgroup.com 303-506-6610

Casey Miller

Pam Parker

cmiller@livsothebysrealty.com 720-201-2755

pparker@corcoranperry.com 303-875-7117

Karen Miller

Jennifer Parson

kmiller@rmprohomes.com 303-549-2922

jparson@livsothebysrealty.com 303-564-3983

Kristen Miller

Sue Perrault

kristenmiller@porchlightgroup.com 303-642-5297

sue@westandmainhomes.com 303-667-6279

Bob Miner

Kate Perry

bminer@remax.net 303-638-9033

kperry@livsothebysrealty.com 303-810-0474

Josette Montgomery

Annzo Phelps

THE AGENCY

elise.losasso@theagencyre.com 303-667-3461

josette.montgomery@colorado homes.com 303-901-8027

annzo@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Cameron Loucks

Regina Moore

JENSON GROUP REAL ESTATE

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COMPASS

casey.perry@compass.com 720-308-0000

Douglas D. Kerbs

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

dkerbs@livsothebysrealty.com 303-898-7818

Ann Kerr

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

akerr@kentwood.com 303-818-8668

Kiki Kidder COMPASS

kiki.kidder@compass.com 303-817-6100

Nadine Kirk

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

thekirkteam@gmail.com 303-941-4221

Madison Kissel COMPASS

madison.kissel@compass.com 303-949-8697

Jason Kloss

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

jkloss@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Krista Koth 8Z REAL ESTATE

krista@8z.com 303-746-7316

Juli Kovats

8Z REAL ESTATE

juli.kovats@8z.com 303-709-5775

Michael Kozlowski RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

michael@team-koz.com 303-949-2755

Janet Kritzer

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

jkritzer@livsothebysrealty.com 303-883-2474

Mark Kruse

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

mkruse@homesincolorado.com 303-522-7675

Miles Kunkel COMPASS

miles.kunkel@compass.com 303-345-8619

Barry Kunselman

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

barry@porchlightgroup.com 303-887-0588

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

WEST & MAIN HOMES

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – COLORADO SPRINGS

chad.lauber@coloradohomes.com 719-650-2223

Melinda Lee

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

mlee@livsothebysrealty.com 970-281-2646

Zori Levine 8Z REAL ESTATE

zori.levine@8z.com 646-263-6991

Sumer Liebold 8Z REAL ESTATE

sumer@8z.com 719-375-9015

Gina Lorenzen

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

gina@kentwood.com 303-570-2042

Elise LoSasso

8Z REAL ESTATE

COMPASS

SIMPLY DENVER – MILE HIGH HOME PRO

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – EVERGREEN

KEY REALTY PARTNERS

cameron.loucks@8z.com 970-682-9026

reginamoore@realtor.com 720-220-1394

Juan Luevanos

Brendan Moran

HOMESMART

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

jcluevanos@yourdominium.com 303-638-7649

brendan@madisonprops.com 720-912-6638

Jessica Luginbill

Christopher Nairn

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

HOMESMART

jessica@luginbillhomes.com 303-808-1306

chris@mymovematters.com 303-229-4585

Thorn Luth

Amy Nakos

MILEHIMODERN

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

tluth@milehimodern.com 303-834-2581

anakos@yourcastle.org 970-389-8388

Lindsay Mann

Sergio Nazzaro

COMPASS

lindsay.mann@compass.com 720-365-7174

Edie Marks

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

8Z REAL ESTATE

sergio.nazzaro@8z.com 303-324-7641

Preston Newberry YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

edie@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

preston@envisionrea.com 303-901-5900

Jennifer Markus

Kelly Nichols

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

jmarkus@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399

kellynichols@remax.net 303-550-3227

Patti Maurer Williams

Jessica Northrop

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

pwilliams@livsothebysrealty.com 303-918-6769

COMPASS

jessica.northrop@compass.com 303-525-0200

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

MILEHIMODERN

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

WEST & MAIN HOMES

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Sarah Phillips COMPASS

sarah.phillips@compass.com 303-808-0518

Joan Pratt

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

joan@joanpratt.com 303-704-8224

Daphne Queen 8Z REAL ESTATE

daphne@8z.com 303-589-4308

Megan Quinn Mayfield COMPASS

megan@meganquinnmayfield.com 303-437-1182

Courtney Ranson MILEHIMODERN

cranson@milehimodern.com 303-881-9102

Kathryn Rau COMPASS

kathryn.rau@compass.com 970-889-4033

Dawn Raymond

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

dawn@denverrealestate.com 303-331-1400

Alex Reber

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

alex@madisonprops.com 720-466-3715

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Leslie Resnick

Susan Smyle

Lea VanSchaack

leslie@8z.com 303-503-6818

ssmyle@comcast.net 303-931-1768

lea@camberrealty.com 303-803-2026

Stacy Resop

Eva Stadelmaier

Maria Vitale

sresop@livsothebysrealty.com 303-506-3128

evastadelmaier@hotmail.com 303-619-4880

mvitale@livsothebysrealty.com 720-366-5121

Jim Rhye

Josh Steck

Tim Walker

jrhye@denverrealestate.com 303-331-1400

josh@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

tim@fivefourrealestate.com 720-937-6651

Liz Richards

Lark Stewart

Susie Wargin

liz@lizrichardsrealestate.com 303-956-2962

lstewart@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

susie@susiewargin.com 303-517-7484

Dane Rickard

Laura Stewart

Bret Weinstein

barnwell@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

danerickard@remax.net 303-880-5410

stewartsuccess@comcast.net 720-937-2846

bret@bswrealestate.com 303-981-1237

Tom Barnwell

Leo Rowen

Tania Story

Heidi Wendling

leo@rowenrealty.com 303-521-0360

tania.story@compass.com 303-810-4297

heidiwendling@gmail.com 303-704-8383

Kylie Russell

Elaine Stucy

Jackie White

estucy@livsothebysrealty.com 720-881-5718

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

Ben Clark

krussell@livsothebysrealty.com 303-521-7165

jackiewhiterealtor@gmail.com 720-475-6111

ben@milehimodern.com 970-485-1730

Daniel Ruth

Tatyana Sturm

Tori Whittaker

Sarah LaBram Antonellis

danruth@remax.net 720-353-7600

tatyana@exitrealtydtc.com 720-350-5909

toriwhittaker@remax.net 720-933-3456

Firuzeh Saidi

Lisa Taylor

Leigh Wilbanks

firuzeh.saidi@compass.com 303-523-9289

lisa.taylor@compass.com 303-882-2000

leigh.wilbanks@compass.com 303-884-9166

Michael Sandoval

Beverly Testa

Suzy Williamson

karen.beville@coloradohomes.com 303-905-6875

thesandovalteam5280@gmail.com 303-332-8151

bev@beverlytesta.com 303-995-1183

suzywsellshomes@gmail.com 720-491-9885

Scott Beville

Kayla Schmitz

Derek Thomas

Courtney Wilson

kschmitz@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

derek.thomas@compass.com 720-427-5178

courtneysellshomes@gmail.com 303-475-6601

Bob Serotta

Shannon Tiger

Jackie Yost

bob@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

shannontiger@livsothebysrealty.com 303-717-2134

jackieyoo@yahoo.com 303-903-9140

Sonia Shakeshaft

Julie Trunzo

sonia@shakeshaftandcompany.com 720-936-4663

julie@trupropertiesteam.com 303-887-7009

Kevin Shelledy

Thomas Ullrich

kevin@thrivedenver.com 720-706-2612

thomas.ullrich@remax.net 303-910-8436

Barb Silverman

Jack Urbano

bsilverman@livsothebysrealty.com 303-506-1640

jack@milehimodern.com 720-999-5354

todd@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Jennifer Singer

Jenny Usaj

Al Larson

jsinger123@aol.com 303-548-1090

jenny@usajrealty.com 720-883-5714

Dotson Skaggs

Deviree Vallejo

dotson@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399

deviree@livsothebysrealty.com 303-931-0097

8Z REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

COMPASS

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

THRIVE REAL ESTATE GROUP

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

154

5280

MARCH 2022

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

HOMESMART

COMPASS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

EXIT REALTY DTC

COMPASS

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COMPASS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

MILEHIMODERN

USAJ REALTY

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

CAMBER REALTY

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

FIVE FOUR REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

BSW REAL ESTATE

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

COMPASS

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – LONGMONT

RE/MAX MASTERS MILLENNIUM

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

TEAMS OF 2

B L AC K D I A M O N D 

ALAN LARSON & TODD LANDGRAVE KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Todd Landgrave

alarson@kentwood.com 303-773-3399 ALTITUDE GROUP

COMPASS

Chad Schneider

chad.schneider@compass.com 720-767-2423

Matt Thomas

matthew.thomas@compass.com 303-269-1617 AMY & SCOTT GROSSMAN

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Amy Grossman

amy@grossmandreamhomes.com 303-941-9436

Scott Grossman

scott@grossmandreamhomes.com 303-941-9426 BARNWELL TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Denise Barnwell

barnwell@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 BEN CLARK & SARAH LABRAM ANTONELLIS

MILEHIMODERN

sarah@milehimodern.com 720-290-4802 BEVILLE TEAM COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Karen Beville

scott.beville@coloradohomes.com 303-905-6872 BILLY VAN HEUSEN TEAM

COMPASS

Billy Van Heusen Jr. b.vhjr@compass.com 303-807-4188

Billy Van Heusen Sr.

billy.vanheusen@compass.com 303-517-0799 BRENNAN GROUP

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Beckett Brennan

brennangroup@livesothebysrealty.com 303-810-8601

Jane Brennan

brennangroup@livesothebysrealty.com 303-807-0135 BRENNAN TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Laurie Brennan

laurie.brennan@sothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S BRESLIN & MICHELI GROUP

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Eric Breslin

Kristin Michas

kmichas@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

GRIFFIN MORGAN HOMES

COMPASS

Jill Griffin

Jim Buckley

jbuckley@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399

ebreslin@livsir.com 303-919-1665

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

DEE & STEVE CIANCIO

jill.griffin@compass.com 303-668-0737

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

Adam Micheli

Dee Ciancio

Brittany Morgan

Mackenzie Jones

amicheli@livsir.com 303-819-1690 CAPNEY COLLECTION

COMPASS

Devin Capra

dciancio@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Steve Ciancio

sciancio@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

brittany.morgan@compass.com 720-984-3989 HARRIS TEAM

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Brian Harris

JONES WIRTH TEAM

mackenzie.jones@coloradohomes.com 303-597-8966

Theresa Wirth

theresa.wirth@coloradohomes.com 720-772-1197

devin.capra@compass.com 303-501-9925

DENVER MOUNTAIN LIVING

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

bharris@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Kevin Capra

Angela Beldy

Jamie Harris

Kathy Hofstra

kevin.capra@compass.com 303-809-5515 CHANTEL CAMPBELL AND BRENDA SWENSON

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Chantel Campbell

chantel@realestatevisions.com 303-408-4263

Brenda Swenson

brenda@realestatevisions.com 720-300-7273 CHELSEY FRANKLIN & BROOKE LEPINE

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

Chelsey Franklin

hollyhock@porchlightgroup.com 720-232-8796

Brooke Lepine

hollyhock@porchlightgroup.com 720-232-8796 CHRISSY SMITH & NANCY GREAGER

COMPASS

Nancy Greager

nancy.greager@compass.com 720-938-9001 CHRISTOPHER ANSAY & JEFF PERRY KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

angela@kentwood.com 303-820-2489

Ann Lenane

ann@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

jharris@kentwood.com 303-773-3399 HERZ TEAM

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

Leslie Herz

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Rhonda Eveleth

Max Herz

Bob Kelly

rjemax@aol.com 303-898-5418

Angela Mannick

angelarmannick@gmail.com 303-324-3507 GAYLE GLUCKSMAN & TIFFANY GLUCKSMAN APPEL

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

Gayle Glucksman

gglucksman@denverrealestate.com 303-331-1400

Tiffany Glucksman Appel

gglucksman@denverrealestate.com 303-331-1400 GILBERT GROUP

COMPASS

Derek Gilbert

derek.gilbert@compass.com 720-440-2805

max.herz@coloradohomes.com 303-807-8545 HOMES BY JACKIE JONES

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – NEDERLAND

Josh Harrod

josh@homesbyjackiejones.com 303-517-1763

Jackie Jones

homesbyjackiejones@gmail.com 303-250-7353 IVY HOUSE GROUP

COMPASS

Ross Blahnik

ross.blahnik@compass.com 720-205-1281

Alexis Shoop

alexis.shoop@compass.com 480-522-9503 JEFF ERICKSON GROUP

(DTC)

Carliss Erickson

Jeff Perry

ginger.giles@coloradohomes.com 720-593-2378

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Todd Cole

tcole@livsir.com 303-893-3200

Tracy Cole

tcole@livsir.com 303-893-3200 COORS MICHAS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Holly Coors

hcoors@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

diane@kathyhofstra.com 303-929-5429

leslie.herz@coloradohomes.com 303-517-9873

chris@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

COLE

Diane Johnson

EVELETH TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

jeff@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

kathy@kathyhofstra.com 303-888-1661

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

GILES TEAM

Chris Ansay

KATHY HOFSTRA TEAM

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO

Ginger Giles

McLean Giles

mclean.giles@coloradohomes.com 720-593-2378 GREG MARGHEIM & KELLY SOPHINOS

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Greg Margheim

greg@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Kelly Sophinos

kelly@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

cerickson@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Jeff Erickson

jerickson@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 JENNIFER OLDHAM COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Forrest Oldham

KELLY TEAM

bobkelly@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Sean Kelly

skelly@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399 KERRY ENDSLEY AND LEE MERREOT

COMPASS

Kerry Endsley

kerry.endsley@compass.com 303-570-0267

Lee Merreot

lee.merreot@compass.com 303-808-2311 KINCAID TEAM

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

Doug Kincaid

dougkincaid@remax.net 303-331-4553

Pamela Kincaid

pamelakincaid@remax.net 303-331-4649 LARIO TEAM

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – NORTH METRO

Ryan Gonzales

ryan@coloradohomes.com 720-989-9787

Dylan Lario

dylan.lario@coloradohomes.com 303-931-3039

forrest.oldham@coloradohomes.com 720-771-0246

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

Jennifer Oldham

Emily Dusel

JIM & HELENA BUCKLEY

Laura Levy

jennifer.oldham@coloradohomes.com 720-234-3863 KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Helena Buckley

LAURA LEVY GROUP

emily.dusel@coloradohomes.com 303-775-9632 laura.levy@coloradohomes.com 303-931-8080

helena@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

MARCH 2022

5280

155

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S LOVATO GROUP

MILLER WILDE

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

COMPASS

Brandt Ellwood

Evan Miller

bellwood@kw.com 303-596-9652

Jeff Lovato

jefflovato@kw.com 720-854-4834 MAISON WITH COMPASS

toakes@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Erin Rule

erule@livsothebysrealty.com 303-549-9815

evan.miller@compass.com 303-601-1855

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

COMPASS

Tari Wilde

Mary Oskay

Gina Saab

MODGLIN COLLECTION

Brad Pickels

Tony Saab

tari.wilde@compass.com 303-524-0900

COMPASS

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

Kim Davis

Brigette Modglin

kim.davis@compass.com 303-218-8373

Terry Oakes

OSKAY/PICKELS

mary.oskay@coloradohomes.com 303-579-7794 brad@oskaypickelsgroup.com 720-839-1673

SAAB PROPERTIES

gina.saab@compass.com 303-332-4293 tony.saab@compass.com 303-960-0286

brigette@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

Lisa Santos

Jay Modglin

Jeff Busch

Jessie Bliss

MARTIN ANDERSON PROPERTIES

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

NEHME TEAM

P.J. Farrell

Bethany Sartell

lisa.santos@compass.com 720-933-3377

COMPASS

Martin Anderson

martin.anderson@compass.com 720-839-5465

Shelli Anderson

shelli.anderson@compass.com 303-895-7217 MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE GROUP

RE/MAX NORTHWEST

Deano Makowsky

deano@coloradorealestateagent.com 720-436-2297

Eric Piel

eric@denverhomepro.com 720-232-7737

jay@kentwood.com 303-820-2489

George Nehme

gnehme@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Rebecca Nehme

rnehme@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 NEWILL KASPAR GROUP

COMPASS

Kylie Kaspar

kylie.kaspar@compass.com 303-910-7714

Lucy Rozansky-Newill

lucy.rozansky@compass.com 301-440-0147 NICOLE RUFENER & ANTOINETTE WHARTON

MCFALL DRAHEIM

MILEHIMODERN

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Nicole Rufener

Tyler Draheim

tyler.draheim@coloradohomes.com 720-737-2185

Marilyn McFall

marilyn.mcfall@coloradohomes.com 720-232-8212 MCLAUGHLIN TEAM

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

Douglas McLaughlin

dougmclaughlin@remax.net 303-906-7646

Paige McLaughlin paigem@remax.net 303-620-6677

MCWILLIAMS GROUP

RE/MAX ALLIANCE EVERGREEN

Andrew McWilliams

amcwilliams@homesincolorado.com 303-674-9770

Heather McWilliams haasmc4@gmail.com 303-674-9770

MARCH 2022

pj.farrell@devonshirehomes.com 303-884-5368 PATTY RYAN ANTON & GREG CARD

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

Greg Card

gcard@denverrealestate.com 303-331-1400

Patty Ryan Anton

patty@denverrealestate.com 303-331-1400 PETE BELLANDE AND IAN RANDALL

COMPASS

Pete Bellande

pete.bellande@compass.com 303-999-8822

Ian Randall

ian.randall@compass.com 720-765-8984

jessie.bliss@coloradohomes.com 303-885-8334 bethany.sartell@coloradohomes.com 720-771-9345 SCHNEIDER/THYS TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Anneliese Schneider

annie@annieschneider.com 303-548-5299

Mike Thys

mikethys26@yahoo.com 303-907-8660 SEAN & DEBBIE LARKIN

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Debbie Larkin

debbie@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Sean Larkin

sean@kentwood.com 303-773-3399 SHEILA SCHLIFKIN & MITCH ROTHMAN TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Antoinette Wharton

Megan Peters

Mitch Rothman

meganapeters@yahoo.com 517-285-2228

mitch@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Rebecca Strobel

Sheila Schlifkin

rebecca@rebeccadenver.com 303-514-5066

sheila@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

bobby.reginelli@compass.com 720-636-6096

RENEE COHEN AND DEBBIE FRIEDMAN

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Brody Stinson

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Cindy Sheldon

antoinette@milehimodern.com 720-201-3832 NO COAST PROPERTY GROUP

COMPASS

Bobby Reginelli

brody.stinson@compass.com 720-989-5895 NORTH STAR TEAM

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – NORTH METRO

John Grandt

john@refrealty.net 720-351-8488

Nicole Wolf

nicole.wolf@cbrealty.com 303-898-5816 OAKES TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

toakes@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

5280

jeff.busch@coloradohomes.com 720-299-7254

SARTELL BLISS TEAM

nicole@milehimodern.com 720-318-7425

Cindy Oakes

156

P.J. FARRELL

REALTY BOUTIQUE SERVICES

Renee Cohen

renee@reneesellscolorado.com 303-594-3137

Debbie Friedman

debbiesoup@comcast.net 303-913-0800 RULE TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Ben Rule

erule@livsothebysrealty.com 303-549-9815

SHELDON TEAM

csheldon@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Kyle Sheldon

ksheldon@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 SPRUCE RESIDENTIAL

COMPASS

Ethan Bullock

ethan.bullock@compass.com 303-501-4959

Jeni Moeller

jeni.moeller@compass.com 303-913-3010

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S STAIANO BERNARD TEAM

WOLFE & EPPERSON TEAM

C&C HOME EXPERTS

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

COMPASS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – NORTH METRO

Jeff Bernard

Jay Epperson

Christy Hepp

jbernard@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Kathy Staiano

kstaiano@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 STEVE & KRISTEN LE PEAU

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

Kristen Le Peau

lepeauteam@porchlightgroup.com 303-522-6709

Steve Le Peau

lepeauteam@porchlightgroup.com 303-522-6709 SURGES TEAM

COMPASS

Kathleen Surges

kathleen.surges@compass.com 303-981-6170

Michael Surges

michael.surges@compass.com 303-981-7872 TIEKEN GROUP

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Dawn Tieken

dawn@milehighagent.com 720-339-8977

Amanda Winter

amanda.winter@madisonprops.com 720-982-8260 TOM GROSS TEAM

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Britt Armstrong

britt@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Tom Gross

tgross@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399 TRACI TOOMAN TEAM

jay.epperson@compass.com 303-886-6606

Judy Wolfe

judy.wolfe@compass.com 303-549-6406 YOUR COLORADO DREAM HOME TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Tonya Fallows

tfallows@remax.net 303-489-5533

Debby Ludvik

dludvik@remax.net 303-877-0169 YOUR JOURNEY HOME

RE/MAX ALLIANCE CONIFER

Jessica Ford

mymountainproperties@gmail.com 303-674-0090

Kayla Maathuis

kaylasellshomes@gmail.com 303-674-0090 ZUCKER OLSON TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Carly Olson

colson@livsothebysrealty.com 303-726-0544

Debbie Zucker

dzucker@livsothebysrealty.com 720-530-5580 ZUCKERT GROUP

MILEHIMODERN

Alison Zuckert

alison@milehimodern.com 720-331-3001

John Zuckert

jzuckert@milehimodern.com 303-550-2202

COMPASS

Liz Forster

liz.forster@compass.com 720-404-8048

Traci Tooman

traci.tooman@compass.com 303-921-8151 VANCAMP & FULK PROPERTIES

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

Jenna Fulk

jfulk@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

Elizabeth VanCamp

elizabeth@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Christina Kern

Rusty Hogan

christina.kern@coloradohomes.com 303-915-0809 DOUG HUTCHINS TEAM

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Doug Hutchins

dhutchins@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399

Leslie Monaco

lmonaco@denverrealestate.com 303-773-3399 GARRETT MCNEILL TEAM

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

Kevin Garrett

kevin@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

Matt McNeill

matt@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489 GRAHAM & ENDSLEY TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Sean Endsley

sendsley@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Heather Graham

hgraham@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 HUDSON HOME GROUP

COMPASS

Kelly Hudson

kelly@hhgdenver.com 720-297-5772

Kristen Mancherian

kristen.mancherian@compass.com 303-618-8083 JANIS PROPERTIES

TEAMS OF 2

Dave Janis

D O U B L E B L AC K D I A M O N D 

dave@davejanis.com 303-442-5001

ANNE & JAKE SINGLETON

Courtney Martinez

Anne Singleton

courtney.martinez@coloradohomes.com 303-910-5658

anne@porchlightgroup.com 303-884-0084

MILEHIMODERN

Jake Singleton

Corrie Lee

jake@porchlightgroup.com 303-257-7902 ARMSTRONG/BRAGG

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Maggie Armstrong

KAREN NICHOLS & CORRIE LEE

corrie@milehimodern.com 303-817-9266

Karen Nichols

karen@milehimodern.com 303-888-5633

marmstrong@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

COMPASS

Trish Bragg

Kelly Moye

tbragg@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

colin.stok@compass.com 303-728-4995

christy.hepp@coloradohomes.com 303-910-5393

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

PORCHLIGHT REAL ESTATE GROUP

Colin Stok

KELLY MOYE TEAM

KRONENBERGER TEAM

rustyhogan@rmprohomes.com 303-885-4925

Kim Kronenberger

kkronenberger@remax.net 303-809-4390 LEE TEAM COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

David Armayor

david.armayor@coloradohomes.com 303-669-1854

Louie Lee

louie.lee@live.com 303-549-6925 LINA & LUCA

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Luca Baud

luca@madisonprops.com 720-219-9320

Lina Krylov

lina@linaandluca.com 720-495-4013 LIVE THE DENVER LIFESTYLE

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

Sarah Clark

sarahclark@kentwoodcity.com 720-666-4572 LIVEDISTINCT

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Stuart Crowell

stuart@livedistinct.com 303-909-2331

Delroy Gill

delroy@livedistinct.com 303-803-0258 MACDONALD WEATHERS TEAM

COMPASS

Brian MacDonald

brian.macdonald@compass.com 303-915-6126

Brooke Weathers

brooke.weathers@compass.com 303-898-6564 MARK & LISA CRAMER

CAMBER REALTY

Lisa Cramer

lisa@lisacramer.com 303-717-7272

Mark Cramer

mark@markcramer.com 303-378-5618

kelly.moye@compass.com 303-910-6069

MARCH 2022

5280

157

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S MCCLAIN GROUP

WILLARDSEN HOMES

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Larina McClain

Heather Kimball

larina@mcclaingroupre.com 720-275-9663

Bud Kinch

budkinch@remax.net 303-818-8701

Pam Tomlinson

pam@denverhomeshere.com 303-638-5320

heatherk@willardsen.net 720-323-5938

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

Bree Vialpando

Brook Willardsen

Shell Avery

Christina Azharian

MICHAEL WILLIAMS/ BRETT KENNEDY

COMPASS

YEDDIS GROUP

Steve Avery

Sarah Bowles

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Fran Yeddis

Briana Jackson

Mike Hanrahan

BASECAMP HOMES

Christian Picard

bree@mcclaingroupre.com 720-301-3290

Brett Kennedy

brett.kennedy@coloradohomes.com 303-881-8000

Michael Williams

michael@coloradohomes.com 303-667-7176 NICOLE RIDLEY & KRISTI LUCAS TEAM

CORCORAN PERRY & CO.

Kristi Lucas

klucas@corcoranperry.com 303-945-5280

Nicole Ridley

nridley@corcoranperry.com 720-936-7967 O’BRIEN TEAM COLORADO

COMPASS

Don O’Brien

don.obrien@compass.com 303-641-8377

Kelly O’Brien

brook@willardsen.net 303-877-4422

fran.yeddis@compass.com 303-619-3600

Josh Yeddis

josh.yeddis@compass.com 303-956-2455

TEAMS OF 3 TO 5

B L AC K D I A M O N D 

AMY Z TEAM

HOMESMART

Stephanie Blum

stephaniecblum@gmail.com 720-557-0213

Candace Stengel

tc.candace@gmail.com 303-887-7969

Amy Zukowski

homesbyamyz@gmail.com 303-330-6026 ANZUR & ASSOCIATES COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHWEST METRO

STODDARD, DANA TEAM

Andrea Anzur

Marilyn Dana

marilyn@marilyndana.com 303-378-1089

Janie Stoddard

janie.stoddard@gmail.com 303-408-0738 SUSIE BEST & KELLY REED

MILEHIMODERN

all@ilovedenver.com 303-520-4243

Kelly Reed

all@ilovedenver.com 310-853-3942 VESTA HOMES

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

Libby Levinson

libby@kentwood.com 720-935-0412

Elizabeth Sacerdoti

elizabeth@kentwood.com 303-501-3337

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anzurteam@gmail.com 303-731-9920

Brian Anzur

brian.anzur@coloradohomes.com 303-263-6808

Jo-Ann Anzur

soldbyjo@gmail.com 303-918-8138

Miranda Ericson

miranda.ericson@coloradohomes.com 719-577-9400

Susie Best

MARCH 2022

shellavery@yahoo.com 303-999-5567 steveavery@remax.net 303-999-5567 brianajackson@remax.net 303-999-5567 COMPASS

Amy Fabian

k.obrien@compass.com 303-246-9531

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

AVERY GROUP

Hayley Sutterby

hayley.sutterby@coloradohomes.com 720-400-0831 ASCENT HOME TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Gregory Dach

gregdach@remax.net 303-525-9006

Carl Dawson

carldawson@remax.net 303-888-4411

Kimberly Jones

kimberlyjones@rmpro.net 720-935-4871

amy.fabian@compass.com 720-498-3555

Bridget Mahoney

bridget.mahoney@compass.com 720-278-3101

Jonathan Mottern

jonathan.mottern@compass.com 720-498-3555 BOB LEE, ANDY LEE, BILL TURNER

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Andy Lee

CHD AGENT

christina.azharian@coloradohomes.com 720-295-2677 sarah@chdagent.com 720-837-2724 mike.hanrahan@coloradohomes.com 720-404-6651 christian.picard@coloradohomes.com 720-409-9200 CHRIS BEHRENS, SHAWN AND MICHELLE

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Chris Behrens

chrisb@madisonprops.com 303-619-7987

Michelle Nguyen

michellen@madisonprops.com 206-398-9219

Shawn Salvato

shawn@selling5280homes.com 303-901-9233

andy@denverrealestate.com 303-870-4179

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

Bob Lee

Kimberly Junior

Bill Turner

Brian Mygatt

BOLDER HOME TEAM

Carol Powers

bob@denverrealestate.com 303-870-4179 bturner@denverrealestate.com 303-324-6775 COMPASS

Meghan Bach

COLORADO LUXURY GROUP

kimberly.junior@coloradohomes.com 720-771-9136 brian@brianmygatt.com 303-910-1205 carol.powers@coloradohomes.com 303-859-1278

meghan.bach@compass.com 619-955-2788

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

Jenner Eiss

Tavia Galvin

Chally Wiener

Erin Houston

BRIDGE TEAM

Lisa Magleby

jenner.eiss@compass.com 303-931-3477 chally@challyw.com 303-324-7528 RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

Katy Ayers

katy@denverhomeshere.com 720-404-3463

Alexander Brachfeld

COLORADO URBAN LIVING

coloradourbanliving@gmail.com 303-456-2128 coloradourbanliving@gmail.com 303-910-3985 coloradourbanliving@gmail.com 303-263-8461

Nicki Thompson

coloradourbanliving@gmail.com 303-456-2128

alex@denverhomeshere.com 303-981-2101

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Shelley Bridge

Scott Matthias

shelley@denverhomeshere.com 303-981-4560

COLORADOREALESTATE.COM

scott@coloradorealestate.com 303-775-0033

Holly Payne

holly@coloradorealestate.com 303-909-3701

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Ian Prichard

Marilyn Getsch

Malorie Ramirez

Trent Getsch

DALBEY GROUP

COMPASS

ERB STEELMAN TEAM

ian@coloradorealestate.com 720-351-6169

mgetsch@remax.net 303-944-2003

GERLOCK HOMES

HATFIELD GROUP

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER CENTRAL

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Dan Gerlock

Glenda Cadman

Illona Gerlock

Jim Hatfield

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

illona@gerlockhomes.com 303-809-1235

Larry Andersen

Sharon Clayton

Amanda Rivers

Gary Wisher

Jason Dalbey

Laurie Erb

Jacob Slater

Jennifer Steelman

DUDLEY TEAM

FLETCHER TORRES TEAM

malorie@coloradorealestate.com 303-506-0682

larry.andersen@compass.com 303-396-5666 jason.dalbey@compass.com 303-526-8866 jacob.slater@compass.com 303-900-5066 COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Brandon Dudley

brandon@coloradohomes.com 720-939-9968

Gifford Dudley

gifford.dudley@coloradohomes.com 303-356-3947

Trish Dudley

trish.dudley22@gmail.com 303-995-7377

trentgetsch@remax.net 720-771-8953

sharonclayton5280@gmail.com 303-588-8504 laurieperb@gmail.com 303-331-4507

Linda Gilbert

Shelley Conger

COMPASS

linda.gilbert@coloradohomes.com 720-232-1990

Kevin Fletcher

Amy Metz

Maribeth Dirsken-Turse

GLERY ROSS GROUP

Kelly Kozlowski

jenniferksteelman@gmail.com 303-257-4587

kevin.fletcher@compass.com 303-818-4130

Shurie Fletcher

shurie.fletcher@compass.com 720-272-7494

Cherish Hope McClure cherish@compass.com 720-710-1515

Tatiana Torres

FREADHOFF TEAM

brosen@kentwood.com 303-408-1781 DYNAMIC HOME TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Lauren Creadick

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

Austin Freadhoff

austin.freadhoff@coloradohomes.com 303-829-8324

Kevin Freadhoff

kevin.freadhoff@coloradohomes.com 303-803-6949

Stephanie Freadhoff

stephanie.freadhoff@colorado homes.com 303-589-3777

lcreadick@gmail.com 303-809-6910

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Kim Davis

Terry Adams

GALO GARRIDO GROUP

kimdavis@remax.net 303-882-0888

terry@galogarridogroup.com 303-419-8711

Jennifer Inman

Maria Barrese-Lee

jennie.inman@gmail.com 720-937-5309

maria@galogarridogroup.com 720-988-4194

Jamie LaNear

Grace Baxter

jamielanear@remax.net 303-917-1948

grace@galogarridogroup.com 720-980-4990

ED GETSCH TEAM

Galo Garrido

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

Ed Getsch

egetsch@remax.net 303-430-6716

HIVE HOMES TEAM

Susan Adams

Amy Hulsey

Brian Rosen

gwisher@rmpro.net 720-275-8990

Greg Gilbert

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

martha@kentwood.com 303-918-9005

GILBERT GROUP

jhatfield@rmpro.net 303-877-2722

COMPASS

tatiana.torres@compass.com 720-498-4414

Martha Potter-Goldstein

amanda.rivers@coloradohomes.com 720-480-5173

gcadman@me.com 720-331-6414

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – NORTH METRO

DWELL COLORADO

ahulsey@kentwood.com 303-810-8463

dan@gerlockhomes.com 720-326-8100

galo@galogarridogroup.com 303-910-0549

Deon Vitela

deonindenver@comcast.net 720-885-0010

greg.gilbert@coloradohomes.com 303-250-9007

amy.metz@coloradohomes.com 720-272-7337 KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

Jonathan Lopez

gleryrossgroup@kentwood.com 303-550-0802

Roy Lopez

susan.adams@compass.com 303-956-7293 shelley.conger@compass.com 303-638-9808 maribeth.dirksenturse@compass.com 303-525-9722 kelly.kozlowski@compass.com 303-909-1400

David Widman

david.widman@compass.com 970-744-9308

gleryrossgroup@kentwood.com 303-888-7800

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

HANSEN TEAM

Elizabeth Hotz

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Jeff Hansen

jeffhansen@remax.net 303-794-4530

Kari Kline

karikline@remax.net 720-323-5768

Kim Martins

HOTZ GROUP

ehotz@denverrealestate.com 303-601-5253

Larry Hotz

larry@larryhotz.com 303-877-9344

Meredith Hotz

meredith@larryhotz.com 303-359-7373

kim.martins@remax.net 908-922-7650

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

HARTLAND GROUP

Erica Franzel

COMPASS

Chrissy Fairbanks

chrissy.fairbanks@compass.com 303-242-1438

Sydney Hartman

sydney.hartman@compass.com 303-809-7588

Wes Hartman

JULIE RENDER TEAM

ericafranzel@gmail.com 720-470-0074

Julie Render

julierender@remax.net 720-255-6773

Debbie West

westdebbie@me.com 720-635-8563

wes.hartman@compass.com 303-803-7737

COMPASS

Adam Mayfield

Marsha Badger

James Yelvington

Kristin Kalush

adam.mayfield@compass.com 720-245-8716 james.yelvington@compass.com 720-397-3975

KALUSH GROUP

marsha.badger@compass.com 303-818-1390 kristin.kalush@compass.com 303-809-1717

MARCH 2022

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Jill Midthun

Patrick Westfall

Pandora Erlandson

Dave Rich

MOVE GROUP

Jenna McMenaman

jill.midthun@compass.com 303-859-7060 dave.rich@compass.com 303-886-2516

patrick.westfall@compass.com 303-579-0469 KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

Zachary Gilbert

KNOLL TEAM

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

zachary@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

Richie Averill

Allison Smookler

richie@theknollteam.com 303-416-6171

pandora@pandorajohnproperties.com 303-888-6298 jenna@madisonprops.com 303-912-0338

Maria Wilson

maria@madisonprops.com 720-900-4480

allison@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489

COMPASS

John Chapman

Ron Smookler

Patrick Brown

Justin Knoll

Greg Yoshida

William Greig

Piper Knoll

NAGEL & CO

Hunter Jorgensen

john@theknollteam.com 303-523-2262 justin@theknollteam.com 303-550-0096 piper@theknollteam.com 720-935-0895

Pam Meier

pam@theknollteam.com 303-901-7486

ron@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489 greg@kentwoodcity.com 303-820-2489 RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

Jennifer Hudson

PATRICK BROWN GROUP

patrick@patrickbrowngroup.com 303-242-6012 william@patrickbrowngroup.com 914-263-7678 hunter@patrickbrowngroup.com 303-888-8893

jhudson@remax.net 303-229-6096

COMPASS

PREMIER GROUP

Jon Koneman

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE DTC

jonkoneman345@gmail.com 303-601-2295

Zachary Almeida

KRUSE NUSSBAUM TEAM

Staci Burns

Andrew Nagel

Mike McCabe

Sandy Kruse

NELSON TEAM

Nick Muldoon

staci@kentwood.com 303-773-3399 sandykruse@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Steven Kruse

steven@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

Jim Nussbaum

andrewnagel@remax.net 303-898-4572 COMPASS

Jill Burbach

jill@nelsonteam.com 303-667-9088

Kathy Nelson

zachary.almeida@compass.com 303-913-3705 mike.mccabe@compass.com 720-382-8252 nick.muldoon@compass.com 303-638-4092

Matt Schlitt

matt.schlitt@compass.com 720-299-2428

kathy.nelson@compass.com 303-522-5200

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Zac Nelson

LYDIA’S HOME TEAM

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – BOULDER

zac@nelsonteam.com 720-933-8232

Tracey Gonzales

Sheri Brown

NIWOT GROUP

Ryan Mutschelknaus

jim@kentwood.com 303-773-3399

sheri@lydiashometeam.com 720-217-2188

Lydia Creasey

lydia@lydiashometeam.com 720-635-8105

Jim Dixon

COMPASS

Todd Goad

todd.goad@compass.com 303-506-7357

Tara Littell

R&D GROUP

tracey@madisonprops.com 720-926-6767 ryan@r-d-group.com 720-912-6658

Dan Nelson

dan@r-d-group.com 303-929-5383

tara.littell@compass.com 303-819-2761

HOMESMART

Ann Marie Mills

MEKO GROUP

COMPASS

ann.mills@compass.com 303-875-7071

Leslie Le

Julie Meko

Pat Murphy

Jason Morris

Laura Morningstar

PANDORAJOHNPROPERTIES

Russell Woloch

jdixon@remax.net 303-653-1953

julie.meko@compass.com 303-931-6555 laura.morningstar@compass.com 303-588-8072

pat.murphy@compass.com 303-589-7025 MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

John Erlandson

john@pandorajohnproperties.com 303-618-4900

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RERESULTS

leslie@leslieleadsyouhome.com 720-275-9817 jason@thejasonmorris.com 720-883-3781 russ@reresults.com 720-628-8823

ROSENHAGEN TEAM

ROSENHAGEN REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS

Diana Dresser

diana@rosenhagenteam.com 720-841-1798

Keith Rosenhagen

keith@rosenhagenteam.com 303-520-5976

Lisa Rosenhagen

lisa@rosenhagenteam.com 303-520-5106 SEITZ KAL-HAGAN TEAM

COMPASS

Kelli Hagan-Genova

kelli.hagangenova@compass.com 303-694-6720

Marilyn Kal-Hagan

marilyn.kalhagan@compass.com 303-587-6720

Laura Seitz

laura.seitz@compass.com 303-906-8455 STARK REAL ESTATE GROUP

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

David Collins

dave@starkrealestategroup.com 303-961-8995

Mo Elliott

mo@starkrealestategroup.com 720-260-4175

Rob Stark

rob@starkrealestategroup.com 303-503-5736 TEAM DURAN

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

Frank Duran

frankduran@remax.net 303-920-1622

Ty Hart

tyhart@remax.net 303-882-7445

Michael Palmer

remaxmikep@gmail.com 303-995-7253 TERRY UTZINGER TEAM

RE/MAX ALLIANCE

Rozele Fitzmier

roziefitzmier@remax.net 303-202-3056

Justin Scheer

justinscheer@remax.net 303-523-8179

Deborah Utzinger

deborahutzinger@remax.net 303-202-3034

Terry Utzinger

tutzinger@remax.net 303-202-3035

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Sheila Weaver

Jake Mackensen

VESTA COLLECTIVE

Nicole Scholle

sheila.weaver@comcast.net 303-888-1848 COMPASS

Shay Baillargeon

jmackensen@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200 nscholle@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

COLORADO LIFESTYLE HOMES

RE/MAX OF CHERRY CREEK

Amy Frankmore

Debra Guy

Laine Jarvis

Christopher Harvey

amy.frankmore@compass.com 303-503-3747

shay.baillargeon@compass.com 720-999-1100

BERNARDI GROUP

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

laine.jarvis@compass.com 720-261-6903

Athena Brownson

Karen Bernardi

Kathy McBane

Madison Cervo

DENVER’S TOP TEAM

athena.brownson@compass.com 303-919-9344

TEAMS OF 3 TO 5

D O U B L E B L AC K D I A M O N D 

ABELL TO SELL

COMPASS

Kristen Abell

kristen.abell@compass.com 720-883-5785

Halley Bebout

ateam@abelltosell.com 575-770-2583

Sarah Frohnapfel

sarah.frohnapfel@compass.com 918-688-8082

Amanda Murphy

amanda.murphy@compass.com 720-454-2622 ALAN SMITH TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Dave Pratt

dave@alanjsmith.com 720-737-9404

Alan Smith

alan@alanjsmith.com 303-503-2526

Corbin Smith

corbin@alanjsmith.com 303-646-7773 ASHWORTH TEAM

COMPASS

Tony Ashworth

tony@ashworthteam.com 612-998-8299

Kristen Perry

kristen@rkperry.com 303-587-2005

Nicolette Thomas

nicolette.thomas@compass.com 720-394-0099 BEHR TEAM

LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Josh Behr

jbehr@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

Linda Behr

karenb@thebernardigroup.com 303-402-6000 mcervo@bernardigroup.com 720-514-2991

Megan Evoe

megan.evoe@coloradohomes.com 303-506-8583

Dawn Kempf

dawn.kempf@coloradohomes.com 303-908-2909

kathy.mcbane@compass.com 303-641-8642

Wendy Glazer

Patti Helm

Mary Jones

Libby Weaver

bdglaz@aol.com 303-906-9000

Sana Wood

Jared Blank

DREAM SMITH TEAM

sana@sanawood.com 303-881-3514

Paige Hoholik

Catherine Burgess

Landin Smith

Tricia Dessel

Spencer Wilson

David Trow

DREAM WEAVERS TEAM

jacksonsanborn1@gmail.com 720-570-6183 landinbsmith@gmail.com 303-990-2229 spencerwilson@remax.net 720-347-9595 RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Shanon DeBelle

BUSS-TODD-DEBACCO

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER CENTRAL

shanon@thedreamweaversre.com 720-244-8706

Ron Buss

Taylor Hetzer

Dan Debacco

Jason Weaver

Susan Todd

Kathi Weaver

dan.debacco@coloradohomes.com 720-955-6111 susan@btdproperties.com 303-877-1514

Audrey Hoholik

Kimberly Larsen

Jackson Sanborn

ron@btdproperties.com 303-808-5390

HOHOLIK TEAM

MILEHIMODERN

Morgan Hoholik

brockhansonremaxpro@gmail.com 303-929-2142

Andy Burgess

david@burgessgrouprealty.com 303-880-7255

libby@helmweaverhelm.com 303-870-9930

Brock Hanson

COMPASS

tricia.dessel@compass.com 303-475-6097

patti@helmweaverhelm.com 720-201-6573

hoholiks@milehimodern.com 303-919-0407

kimberly.larsen@remax.net 713-261-9772

catherine@burgessgrouprealty.com 303-506-5669

pam@helmweaverhelm.com 303-548-1996

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

BURGESS GROUP

andy@burgessgrouprealty.com 303-301-4718

Danielle Gordon Pam Helm

jacci@kentwood.com 303-840-7777

Kacey Bingham

steve.blank@theagencyre.com 303-520-5558

HELM WEAVER HELM

COMPASS

Jacci Geiger

THE AGENCY

Steve Blank

chris@guyteamhomes.com 720-438-8407

helmweaverhelm@compass.com 303-548-1996

im4jones@mac.com 303-886-2323

jared.blank@theagencyre.com 303-521-5025

debra@guyteamhomes.com 720-289-7299

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

BLANK & BINGHAM TEAM

kacey.bingham@theagencyre.com 720-245-0356

GUY TEAM HOMES

COMPASS

taylor@thedreamweaversre.com 303-579-1209 jason@thedreamweaversre.com 720-231-2879 kathi@thedreamweaversre.com 303-918-7006

hoholiks@milehimodern.com 720-375-4320 hoholiks@milehimodern.com 720-560-6899 KOLARSICK, LAVERICK, RYAN

COLDWELL BANKER GLOBAL LUXURY DENVER

Nita Kolarsick

nita@nitahome.com 303-250-8280

Garvin Laverick

garvinlaverick@gmail.com 720-245-9956

Stephanie Ryan

stephanie.ryan@coloradohomes.com 303-725-8901 MCKINLEY GROUP

COMPASS

Josh McKinley

josh.mckinley@compass.com 720-375-3661

Lace Morris

lace.morris@compass.com 303-906-9101 METRO5280 HOME TEAM

FATHOM REALTY

Joe Bruley

joe@metro5280.com 303-720-0464

lbehr@livsothebysrealty.com 303-893-3200

MARCH 2022

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Taylor Kyner

taylor@metro5280.com 303-618-0359

Brent Malia

brent@brentmalia.com 720-560-5855

JC Ortega

jc@metro5280.com 720-317-9437

Jordan Ortega

jordan@metro5280.com 720-338-8147

NOLAN WILSON GROUP

COMPASS

Katherine Gowdey

Jen Widler

jen@schlichterteam.com 303-552-7079 SCHOSSOW GROUP

COMPASS

justinsellscolorado@gmail.com 720-933-1703

Sarah Nolan

Bill Airy

John Subry

Kaylee Pott

Molly Petrelli

Pamela Subry

Tara Rose-Iguidbashian

Dale Schossow

sarah.nolan@compass.com 734-476-7533 kaylee.pott@compass.com 720-837-3805

bill.airy@compass.com 303-717-8170 molly.petrelli@compass.com 720-373-1475

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

tararose@compass.com 971-275-4854

Mike Burns

Taylor Wilson

Nick Schossow

Shelley Martin

PATH HOME TEAM

April Stahl

shelleymartin@remax.net 303-305-9277

Peggy Norwood

peggynorwood@remax.net 303-990-0396

taylor.wilson@compass.com 303-912-8187 COMPASS

Kenzie Jones

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

Janet Ingvaldsen

PHIPPS TEAM

Gail Mock

gail.mock@compass.com 303-888-7039

Natalie Mock

natalie.mock@compass.com 303-909-5834

COMPASS

Lauren Hardin

lauren.hardin@compass.com 303-589-3152

Robyn Phipps

robyn@phippsteam.com 303-503-5000

Callie Pitts

callie.pitts@compass.com 720-275-5774 ROYSTON GROUP

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

NEIR TEAM

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTIES

Laura Fuller

laura@neirteam.com 303-646-7443

Alex Neir

alex@neirteam.com 720-935-4399

Stacy Neir

stacy@neirteam.com 720-280-3004

Kathleen Allen

kathleen.allen@remax.net 303-913-1324

Molly Henry

mollyhenry@remax.net 303-929-6689

Lynne Matsunaka

lmatsunaka@comcast.net 303-618-4628

Louis Royston

NOEL AND MARTINEZ TEAM

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – LONGMONT

lroyston@remax.net 303-748-7504

Christopher Martinez

SCHLICHTER TEAM

cmartinez@remax.net 720-232-8947

Steven Noel

COMPASS

Tom Pitzer

tom@schlichterteam.com 314-583-2040

sjnoel@remax.net 303-641-0250

David Schlichter

david@schlichterteam.com 720-440-2340

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april.stahl@compass.com 303-250-7974

Steven Pilkington

COMPASS

kathy.keating@compass.com 303-883-3246

nick.schossow@compass.com 303-903-2345

SOUTH DENVER LUXURY TEAM

steven@pathhometeam.com 303-587-0402

Kathy Keating

dale.schossow@compass.com 303-919-7176

kenzie@pathhometeam.com 303-824-9628

MOCK GROUP

janet.lovewhereyoulive@gmail.com 720-600-9006

Justin Pfeifer

katherine.gowdey@compass.com 314-791-0537

MIKE BURNS TEAM

mikeburns@remax.net 303-550-1459

SUBRY GROUP

RE/MAX NORTHWEST

Ryan Wilson

rwilson0731@gmail.com 303-916-8491

Vicki Zeeb

vicki.zeeb@outlook.com 303-549-6203 STEVE HOUY TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Janel Bryan

janel.bryan@yahoo.com 303-881-8889

Steve Houy

shouy@remax.net 303-888-9115

Shonna Howell showell@remax.net 720-936-2017

STEVE REMMERT GROUP

COMPASS

Lucy Conklin

lucy.conklin@compass.com 720-470-0910

Lindsey Hughes

lindsey.hughes@compass.com 720-456-2576

Steve Remmert

steve.remmert@compass.com 720-339-5033

Michelle Steiner

michelle.steiner@compass.com 303-746-2047

johnsubry@gmail.com 303-808-4610 psubry@coloradohomesales.com 303-898-7783 SULTAN NEWMAN GROUP

COMPASS

Joseph Newman

joseph@thecoloradobroker.com 720-841-7010

Eric Sultan

eric@denvercitybroker.com 303-829-0814 TAMBORRA TEAM

RE/MAX LEADERS

Laura Cantalamessa lc@remax.net 303-668-5159

Tianna Matheja tianna@realtor.com 720-315-2648

Mauri Tamborra mauri@realtor.com 720-371-0101 TEAM VIVI

HOMESMART

Terra Augustine terra@teamvivi.com 303-905-0591

Vivi Gloriod

vivi@teamvivi.com 303-847-1868

Jillian Silkie

jill@teamvivi.com 303-917-3300

Bess Tracy

bess@teamvivi.com 970-531-1757 TROY HANSFORD TEAM

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Shannon Fiala

shannon@troyhansford.com 720-255-6853

Shawn Hansford

shawn@troyhansford.com 303-668-4591

Troy Hansford

hansfordteam@troyhansford.com 303-668-4591

Courtney Vance

courtney@troyhansford.com 303-646-7995

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S TRUMAN STIER TEAM

COMPASS

Bobby Stier

bstier1@gmail.com 303-949-3139

Bridget Stier

bridget.stier@compass.com 561-843-9212

Jesse Truman

Carissa Sargent

Scott Goodnight

Krislyn Sayre

Laurie Lehman

denverrealestategal@gmail.com 303-326-7837 krislyn.sayre@compass.com 303-887-0093

Erica Love

ELITE HOME SALES TEAM

Emily Magnuson

jennifer.stokes@compass.com 936-689-8651 RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

WOLFE-BOUC GROUP

Jenny Gomez

Chris Bouc

chris@wolfe-bouc.com 303-669-4449

Ian Wolfe

ian@wolfe-bouc.com 303-809-3531 ZACH ZELDNER TEAM

COMPASS

Hillary Harris

hillary.harris@compass.com 650-796-3673

Amanda Salzman

amanda.salzman@compass.com 303-956-4433

Zach Zeldner

zach@zachzeldner.com 720-480-7650

TEAMS OF 6 TO 15

B L AC K D I A M O N D 

BUY AND SELL 5280

jgomez@elitehomesalesteam.com 303-880-8270

Craig Penn

cpenn1408@gmail.com 303-941-6687

Andrea Romano

aromano@elitehomesalesteam.com 303-550-1007

Jim Romano

jimromano@remax.net 303-809-8822

kim.byers@compass.com 303-618-6806

Jennifer Cash

jennifer.cash@compass.com 704-307-0576

Laura Cronin

laura.cronin@compass.com 303-562-6695

Ken Posen

ken.posen@compass.com 720-353-0046

Sean Ring

sean.ring@compass.com 720-308-2445

amorales@hudsonstonegate.com 720-771-1057

Jason Panutsos

jason@hudsonstonegate.com 720-579-2036

Amber Rotramel

amber@hudsonstonegate.com 701-240-4850

April Wilkin

awilkin@hudsonstonegate.com 240-561-2216

Tinisha Gomez

tgomez26@me.com 303-720-9829

Elizabeth Lee

thisislizlee@gmail.com 248-770-0108

Andy Leung

andykwanleung@gmail.com 303-868-7839

Lisa Nguyen

lisanguyen@remax.net 303-669-5255

Amanda Tong

kimberlyatong@gmail.com 720-602-3533 JW HOME TEAM

RE/MAX 100

Mark Kinsley

Sarah Bobo

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – DENVER WEST

Barbara Leathers

sarah@thefowlergroupcolorado.com 303-818-1948

Brie Fowler

brie@thefowlergroupcolorado.com 303-882-8672

Jillian Fowler

jillian@thefowlergroupcolorado.com 303-884-2032

Tom Fowler

Brandon Rearick

Kim Byers

Ashlee Morales

INTERNATIONAL GROUP

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

markkinsley@remax.net 720-244-1155

Cyndie Alexander

kyle.behnke@compass.com 303-704-2091

emily@hudsonstonegate.com 720-766-6995

rockland@rocklandcolorado.com 720-900-7729

INFINITY PROS

COMPASS

Kyle Behnke

elove@hudsonstonegate.com 720-276-1531

Rockland Miller

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – BOULDER

FOWLER GROUP

tom.fowler@coloradohomes.com 303-956-2575

cyndie.alexander@compass.com 720-987-9829

llehman@hudsonstonegate.com 319-331-7901

Jennifer Stokes

jesse.truman@compass.com 303-915-7203 LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

scott@hudsonstonegate.com 303-917-9970

brandon@thefowlergroupcolorado.com 970-691-0122

Amy Tallent

amy@thefowlergroupcolorado.com 303-434-5321

Kayleigh Weickum

kayleigh@thefowlergroupcolorado.com 970-691-0198 HUDSON STONEGATE TEAM

KELLER WILLIAMS

Dalton Anderson

danderson@hudsonstonegate.com 720-236-0786

Michael Duggan

mduggan@hudsonstonegate.com 303-818-1678

Seth Gilmore

seth@hudsonstonegate.com 303-419-0795

Taylor Carpenter

taylor.carpenter@coloradohomes.com 303-909-2108

Dawn Mathis

tdawnmathis@gmail.com 970-481-5263

Brandi Miller

brandi.miller@coloradohomes.com 720-442-1681

bobbieleathers@remax.net 303-910-4325

Myra Purkey

myrapurkey@remax.net 720-254-6776

Jim Weichselbaum

jweichselbaum@remax.net 303-888-4900

Julia Weichselbaum

Maddi Ossello

juliaw@remax.net 303-359-5368

Kelly Paulk

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHEAST METRO (DTC)

maddi@ossellohomes.com 303-717-0030 kelly@infinityprosre.com 720-822-2159

Sarah Scott-Wilson

sarah@infinityprosre.com 303-250-5323

MARCUS TEAM

Linda Bram

linda.bram-winne@ coloradohomes.com 720-435-0857

Laurie Elston Marcus

INTEGRITY GROUP

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

michael@marcusteam.com 303-550-0075

RJ Cash

Larry Hankin

Adam Crockett

Debbie Jacobs

Dustin Griffiths

Karen Lamar

robertjcash3@gmail.com 303-335-5196 theadamcrockett@gmail.com 303-656-0747 dustingriffiths9@gmail.com 720-237-4540

larry.hankin@coloradohomes.com 303-870-3427 debbie@marcusteam.com 303-587-7793 karen.lamar@coloradohomes.com 720-971-8744

Michael Marcus

michael@marcusteam.com 303-550-0075

MARCH 2022

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Yaron Marcus

Shauna Pugh

Kimberly Ryan

Leolani Kaan

MONARCH GROUP

Monica Rodriguez

Candy Self

Lily Lopez

Serena Smith

Dave Treece

Kendra Madrid

ARROW GROUP

Landon Scheffe

yaron.marcus@coloradohomes.com 303-484-1186 COMPASS

Lacy Caudel

lacy.caudel@compass.com 316-250-3783

Kimberly Hidalgo

shauna.pugh@compass.com 720-222-2406 monica@redocgroup.com 720-361-3711 serena.smith@compass.com 303-359-9229

kim@buydenver.net 303-523-8333 candyself@gmail.com 720-270-3641 results@davetreece.com 303-204-1880

kimmy.hidalgo@compass.com 303-667-1167

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

WEST & MAIN HOMES

Sydney Hulse

Hana Brownsell

Nick DiPasquale

Allie Kirby

Jonathan Loewenberg

Cindy Hall

sydney.hulse@compass.com 970-397-6608 allie.kirby@compass.com 816-589-6033

Melissa Milder

melissa.milder@compass.com 970-227-1258

Elizabeth Ryan

elizabeth.ryan@compass.com 303-250-7204

Tabitha Tobias

tabitha.tobias@compass.com 303-513-7551 RE-DOC GROUP AND ACOSTA INTERNATIONAL

COMPASS

latoyaalyce.bell@compass.com 720-297-2401

Marcia Bross

marcia.bross@compass.com 720-984-5764

Mirna Herrera

mirna.herrera@compass.com 720-280-9701

Neymar Lopez

neymar.lopez@compass.com 720-982-5295

Leticia Maksimova

leticia.maksimova@compass.com 720-275-6339

Kimberly Nanni

kimberly.nanni@compass.com 720-979-3366

Chad Nash

chad.nash@compass.com 303-359-9229

Andrea Peralta

andreaprealty@gmail.com 720-512-6758

Veronica Perez

veronica.perez@compass.com 720-299-3443

Janessa Porter

janessa@redocgroup.com 720-301-6402

5280

hana@searchdenverhomes.com 720-295-3043 jonathan@searchdenverhomes.com 303-800-5623

Jacob Strobel

jacob@searchdenverhomes.com 912-656-1804 TEAM DOKKEN

COMPASS

Ty Dokken

ty.dokken@compass.com 303-246-4857

David Kazma

david.kazma@compass.com 720-966-8668

Molli Noga

Latoya Bell

16 4

SEARCH DENVER HOMES

MARCH 2022

mary.noga@compass.com 303-506-2048

Valerie Stern

nick@picknickforrealestate.com 720-745-2722 cindy@westandmainhomes.com 315-527-8194

Brianna Kliesmet

brianna@westandmainhomes.com 303-589-9229

Lora Martinez

lora@westandmainhomes.com 303-941-6110

Sam Messmer

soyan@thebarticgroup.com 720-390-1936 nolan@thebarticgroup.com 720-675-7412

Brendan Bartic Kathryn Bartic

debbie.joseph@coloradohomes.com 303-842-8331

Dorie Lisowska

dorio2006@hotmail.com 719-337-2442

Anthony Velazquez

anthony@thebarticgroup.com 720-520-1479

Holly Vogel

holly@thebarticgroup.com 720-229-8670

Susan Cary

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – SOUTHWEST METRO

Debbie Joseph

grant@thebarticgroup.com 303-929-8070

BARTIC GROUP

brendan@thebarticgroup.com 303-898-5244

loy.hall@coloradohomes.com 303-917-4939

Grant Thompson

Kris Caldwell

colleen@westandmainhomes.com 720-884-7886

5280 RESULTS

Loy Hall

jordan@thebarticgroup.com 303-332-5052

Colleen Waldorf

Nolan Baker

5280homesbybobby@gmail.com 970-227-1997

Jordan Sherrill

Daev Brown

mic@westandmainhomes.com 303-903-3734

Soyan Amin

Bobby Dusbabek

landon@thebarticgroup.com 719-339-6775

Mic Ortega

Hilary Walsh

D O U B L E B L AC K D I A M O N D 

kendra@thebarticgroup.com 720-357-3397

COMPASS

KELLER WILLIAMS INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE

TEAMS OF 6 TO 15

lily@thebarticgroup.com 303-808-0650

sam@westandmainhomes.com 314-609-1026

valerie.stern@compass.com 720-530-1113 hilary.walsh@compass.com 720-999-1000

leolani@thebarticgroup.com 303-808-3780

kathryn@thebarticgroup.com 303-845-2362

James Berkley

james@thebarticgroup.com 303-957-6064

Scott Brasfield

scott@thebarticgroup.com 720-520-3113

Meg Everett

meg@thebarticgroup.com 303-551-4415

BE1

daev.brown@compass.com 303-579-3546 kris@compass.com 720-987-0162 susan.cary@compass.com 303-903-4114

Alex Chapman

alex.chapman@compass.com 720-609-8447

David DiPetro

david.dipetro@compass.com 303-257-5813

JaRon Hamilton

jaron.hamilton@compass.com 720-818-4963

Madison Holland

madison.holland@compass.com 303-720-0456

Jacob Meyers

jacob.meyers@compass.com 303-957-7445

Kenyon Otero

kenyon.otero@compass.com 505-699-3603

Gunnar Simon

gunnar.simon@compass.com 720-333-2093

Cam Smith

cam.smith@compass.com 303-709-0404

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S BOULDER HOME SOURCE

RE/MAX ALLIANCE – BOULDER

Mark Bosley

mark@boulderhomesource.com 970-846-5813

Sean Chance

Karen Levine

Tegan Davis

Lisa Reich

Chris Devine

karenlevine@remax.net 303-456-2115 lisa.reich@remax.net 303-929-6149

sean@boulderhomesource.com 303-704-0123

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Joe Gibbs

Angie Chavez

joe@boulderhomesource.com 801-560-9929

Annette Goble

annette@boulderhomesource.com 720-435-1111

Scott Hurst

scott@boulderhomesource.com 303-709-2479

Susan Martin

susan@boulderhomesource.com 720-470-7939

Lisa Mattix

lisa@boulderhomesource.com 720-383-3557

Kevin Murray

kevin@kevincolorado.com 303-818-9249

Robyn Neven

robyn@boulderhomesource.com 303-895-7907

Candace Newlove-Marrs

candacecoloradohomes@gmail.com 303-717-0664

Mary Romano

homes@maryromano.com 303-588-8433

GRIFFITH HOME TEAM

angie@griffithhometeam.com 303-956-1660

Alex Chitwood

alex@griffithhometeam.com 720-989-5842

Ryan Day

ryan@griffithhometeam.com 720-323-0723

Travis Gray

travis@griffithhometeam.com 720-635-9893

Chad Griffith

chad@griffithhometeam.com 303-726-0271

Dustin Griffith

dustin@griffithhometeam.com 303-726-0410

Ronda Maher

ronda@griffithhometeam.com 303-947-4662

Devin Martinez

devin@griffithhometeam.com 303-253-5622

Alexander Mierau

alexm@griffithhometeam.com 720-841-1170

Greg Smith

Dennis Schultz Jr.

Lorrie Trussell

Raman Sharma

greg@boulderhomesource.com 303-947-9229 lorrie@boulderhomesource.com 720-235-2409

dennis@griffithhometeam.com 303-859-5893

tegan@homewithimpact.com 970-414-1008 chris@homewithimpact.com 303-250-0220

Annie Eggleston

annie@homewithimpact.com 970-846-6870

Dan Fortune

dan@homewithimpact.com 720-515-9022

Cody Freis

cody@homewithimpact.com 720-722-3456

Amy Glen

amy@homewithimpact.com 303-505-6794

Tonya Godwin

tonya@homewithimpact.com 720-670-6901

Brandon Griffin

brandon@homewithimpact.com 303-588-1656

Katie Hankins

katie@homewithimpact.com 720-583-5737

Karen Jensen

karen@homewithimpact.com 720-281-5206

Jason Owen

jason@homewithimpact.com 720-466-3549

Fred Ross

fred@homewithimpact.com 303-819-0099

Forrest Wade

forrest@homewithimpact.com 951-966-3233

yourcoloradohomesearch@gmail.com 720-343-9949

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

Ken Watkins

Nicholas Trujillo

Marco Castilla

Annie Zrubek

Janna Vanner

Noelle Chole

DIVITO DREAM MAKERS

Scott Westensee

Jackie Garcia

IMPACT TEAM

Dana Goldfarb

ken@boulderhomesource.com 720-891-5499 annie@boulderhomesource.com 303-589-2101 RE/MAX ALLIANCE

Stacey Bushaw

nick@griffithhometeam.com 303-552-1360 janna@griffithhometeam.com 303-720-2017 scott@griffithhometeam.com 303-515-1017

staceybushaw@remax.net 303-319-6542

YOUR CASTLE REAL ESTATE

Amanda DiVito Parle

Tabitha Bartel

amandadivito@remax.net 303-456-2111

tabitha@homewithimpact.com 303-526-6317

Jon Cole

JACKIE GARCIA TEAM

marcocastilla9@gmail.com 303-601-3431 noelle@noellechole.com 303-919-7948 jackieg@remax.net 303-257-7788 danagoldfarb@gmail.com 303-888-3802

Ben Prucey

bprucey@remax.net 720-232-0035

Maritza Torres

maritzabeach@live.com 303-325-4949 MILE HIGH LIFESTYLES

COMPASS

Stephanie Eheart

stephanie.eheart@compass.com 303-304-2456

Jaden Hanson

jaden.hanson@compass.com 303-910-2243

Kylee Haralson

kyleeharalson@compass.com 303-909-5143

Ben Henry

ben@henrydevelopmentco.com 303-204-6958

Sarah Lucas

sarah.lucas@compass.com 303-319-4228

Michael Munoz

michael.munoz@compass.com 720-544-3580

Sean Nealon

sean.nealon@compass.com 720-384-8563

Katie Robinson

annakatierobinson@gmail.com 727-434-0164 NEW PERSPECTIVE TEAM

COMPASS

Tiffany Burke

tiffany.burke@compass.com 720-272-2672

Jody Donley

jody.donley@compass.com 720-290-8917

Marcy Eastman

marcy.eastman@compass.com 720-436-5494

Ashley Howlett

ashley.howlett@compass.com 559-281-0814

Melinda Howlett

melinda.howlett@compass.com 303-667-9528

Laura Hudgins

laura.hudgins@compass.com 720-480-9692

Kim Kouba

kim.kouba@compass.com 303-204-8215

Danelle Morgan

danelle.morgan@compass.com 720-810-7752

jon@homewithimpact.com 303-775-8744

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D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S NOSTALGIC HOMES

COMPASS

Angelica Apel

angelica.apel@compass.com 303-249-0090

Jenny Apel

jenny@nostalgichomes.com 303-570-9690

Stefanie Broom

stefanie.broom@compass.com 720-937-2276

Arturo Bugarin

art.bugarin@compass.com 720-364-8214

Elizabeth Clayton

elizabeth.clayton@compass.com 303-506-3448

Michelle Henkel

michelle.henkel@compass.com 720-353-8646

Alesia Kieffer

alesia.kieffer@compass.com 970-376-8401

Jasen Koebler

jasen.koebler@compass.com 608-438-7776

Nancy Levy

Mike Epke

Alan Quiller

Karen Pepper

Laura Gilsdorf

Brad Quiller

Janet Robinson

Kevin Guarneros

Timothy Shea

Kasha Songer

Francis Lanzano

Jon Sisenwein

mike.epke@compass.com 303-913-9583 laura.gilsdorf@compass.com 720-530-9085 kevin.guarneros@compass.com 720-483-6564 francis.lanzano@compass.com 720-891-8283

jill.samuels@compass.com 303-912-0606

Luis Serrano

luis.serrano@compass.com 303-888-2761

Jean Sunn

jean.sunn@compass.com 970-313-3916

Corey Wadley

corey@nostalgichomes.com 303-913-3743 O’BRIEN GROUP

COMPASS

Spencer Barron

spencer.barron@compass.com 303-250-7111

Leland Davenport

leland.davenport@compass.com 720-233-4462

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MARCH 2022

REAL ESTATE EXPERTS OF DENVER

Chris Sweeney

Jennifer Anderson

chris.sweeney@compass.com 720-480-6106

jenny@jacolorado.com 303-596-8979

David O’Brien

Choen Vogt

Janice Bergeron

Jennifer O’Brien

PREFERRED PROPERTIES GROUP

fred.mcnab@compass.com 720-935-8257 david.obrien@compass.com 720-934-6597

choen.vogt@compass.com 303-880-8178

janicebergeron@comcast.net 303-725-9252

Erica Chouinard

jennifer.obrien@compass.com 720-312-3645

COMPASS

erica@denvercohomes.com 720-233-6481

Ryan Pue

Mark Bevis

mark.bevis@compass.com 720-854-8996

Jeffrey Doland

ryan.pue@compass.com 720-418-9700

Cheryl Singleton

Paul A. Bishop

paulbishop745@hotmail.com 720-220-5737

Dena Falcone

cheryl.singleton@compass.com 720-643-9350 PEDAL GROUP

Teri Colbert

Lauren Immel

Pam Dunn

Jonathan Keiler

Kim Foster

Rike Palese

Joelle Friday

Taylor Palese

Denise Kelly

Marla Strick

Boulos Ayad

Jill Samuels

kasha.songer@compass.com 303-587-4015

Fred McNab

Jen Miller

ann.panagos@compass.com 970-930-5040

tim.shea@compass.com 303-819-1371

janet.robinson@compass.com 303-915-0724

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

COMPASS

Ann Panagos

brad.quiller@compass.com 303-653-4373

karen.pepper@compass.com 303-903-7188

jon.sisenwein@compass.com 720-432-3511

nancy.levy@compass.com 303-596-1678 jenmiller@compass.com 303-521-0816

alan.quiller@compass.com 303-818-7417

boulos.ayad@compass.com 720-270-9257

Carolyn Barlow

carolyn.barlow@compass.com 970-708-0384

Kate Blalack

kate.blalack@compass.com 720-938-4642

Kristin Creamer

kristin.creamer@compass.com 720-352-4372

John Farley

john.farley@compass.com 303-475-6269

Stan Meade

stan.meade@compass.com 303-817-7777

Alissa Peterson

alissa.peterson@compass.com 720-648-4144

Botsy Phillips

botsy.phillips@compass.com 720-629-5100

Brad Pugh

brad.pugh@compass.com 303-819-4232

teri.colbert@compass.com 303-548-2279 pam.dunn@compass.com 303-324-1227 kim.foster@compass.com 303-809-8837 joellefriday@compass.com 303-884-1451 denise.kelly@compass.com 303-909-0162

Michael Mahoney

michael.mahoney@compass.com 303-507-1118

Nancy Murray McFadden

nmurraymcfadden@compass.com 303-931-1714

Roseanne Ruiz Nielsen

roseanne.nielsen@compass.com 303-884-9185

Susan Pearce

susan.pearce@compass.com 303-913-3762

jeffdoland@me.com 303-726-5106 denafalcone@comcast.net 720-297-1945 immellauren@gmail.com 303-328-7820 jkeiler@classicnhs.com 303-619-2917 rpalese@classicnhs.com 303-522-5550 taylor.palese@gmail.com 720-258-5669 marlastrick.remax@gmail.com 720-309-7257 ROWLEY GROUP

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – PARKER

Joe Blinn

joe@therowleygroup.com 720-498-1365

Heather Maddox

heather@therowleygroup.com 720-530-6749

Adelia Redalen

adelia.redalen@coloradohomes.com 303-829-6475

Gary Rowley

gary@therowleygroup.com 303-717-5612

D E N V E R ’ S T O P R E A L E S TAT E P R O D U C E R S Joanne Rowley

joanne@therowleygroup.com 303-717-5611

Wendy Rowley

wendy@therowleygroup.com 303-717-5613

TEAM DENVER HOMES

RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS

Michele Ciardullo

michele@teamdenverhomes.com 720-933-2573

Michael-Anne Goodart

Lori Fontyn

TUPPER’S TEAM

lori.fontyn@coloradohomes.com 303-359-9937

Teresa Wood

MADISON & COMPANY PROPERTIES

Matt Bachus

teresa.wood@coloradohomes.com 303-564-6407

matt@tuppersteam.com 720-644-9363

Dana Bossert

SAVVY GROUP

KENTWOOD REAL ESTATE CHERRY CREEK

michael-anne@teamdenverhomes.com 719-480-3477

TEAM FRONT RANGE

KELLER WILLIAMS DENVER SOUTHEAST

dana@tuppersteam.com 720-989-1244

Carly Anderson

Maytal Hess

Kris Ceretto

Tupper Briggs

Candis Lusk

Olivia Merrill

Jaclyn Hart

Alice Carmody

Stacey Stambaugh

Andrea Whitmarsh

Liz Midas

Carrie Hurich

Nicole Wadsworth

Mor Zucker

Megan Smith

Peg Schroeder

TEAM FONTYN REALTORS EXTRAORDINAIRE

Kristen White

Jennifer Trinco

carly@kentwood.com 610-716-5669 candis@kentwood.com 720-550-0208 stacey@kentwood.com 720-371-4895 nicole@kentwood.com 720-771-0347

maytal@teamdenverhomes.com 720-431-1221 olivia@teamdenverhomes.com 720-400-0343 andrea@teamdenverhomes.com 720-301-2505 mor@teamdenverhomes.com 303-557-8862

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY – NORTH METRO

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COLORADO HOMES The property information herein is derived from various sources that may include, but not be limited to, county records and the Multiple Listing Service, and it may include approximations. Although the information is believed to be accurate, it is not warranted and you should not rely upon it without personal verification. Affiliated real estate agents are independent contractor sales associates, not employees. ©2022 Coldwell Banker. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker logos are trademarks of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. The Coldwell Banker® System is comprised of company owned offices which are owned by a subsidiary of Realogy Brokerage Group LLC and franchised offices which are independently owned and operated. The Coldwell Banker System fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act.

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CONIFER | Price Upon Request Contemporary 6BR/6BA mountain estate on 10 acres with Riley Peak views! Nearly 7,000 sq ft multi-generational floorplan. Open concept. Gourmet kitchen w/custom mountain backsplash. Main floor master suite. Finished walk-out basement. Horse Property. Enjoy private mountain living while close to 285 and convenient amenities. Welcome Home! Dawn Zalfa 720.495.1225 dawn.zalfa@coloradohomes.com | DZsellsRE.com

ARVADA | $1,885,000 Colorado is all about views and outdoor living, imagine finding a home that captures mountain, golf course and city views. 5,900+ SQFT 5BR/4BA remodeled home w/study & loft. Luxury finishes throughout - Hardwoods, Quartzite, hickory, vaulted ceilings & 5 gas fireplaces! Chef’s kitchen w/2 islands, Stainless appliances. Basement w/2 beds/steam room/bar/kitchen & walkout. Lynn Hodges 303.913.0166 lhodgesrealtor@hotmail.com | LynnHodgesCO.com

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PARKER | $700,000 5br/4.5ba home in the Pinery neighborhood w/2 grand fireplaces, a main floor primary. Finished walk out basement w/a wet bar and pool table. Complete w/deck off the kitchen, a deck off the primary suite and upper balconies in 2 upstairs bedrooms. The walkout also holds a patio for outdoor seating to watch all the wildlife that comes through. Plenty of mature trees for privacy. Jennifer Brink 303.653.2738 jnlbrink@msn.com | JenBrink.cbintouch.com

CENTENNIAL | $550,000 Lovely 3BR/2BA home features living room w/fireplace, hardwood floors & primary bedroom w/walk-in closet. Kitchen leads to the attached 2-car garage! 2nd bedroom has gorgeous built-in wood shelving. Finished basement w/fireplace, bedroom & bathroom. Exceptionally large backyard, with a covered patio, shed and garden boxes. Great location near public schools and a ten-minute drive to Park Meadows shopping and I-25 access. LaDawn Sperling 303.710.5817 ladawn.sperling@coloradohomes.com | LaDawnSperling.com

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DENVER | $1,050,000 6br/5.5ba home w/5,000+ sqft and an open layout. 1st floor has an office w/fireplace, chef’s kitchen and family room. Primary suite w/marble bath. Complete w/basement and 3-car garage.

LONGMONT | $745,000 Spacious 4BR/4BA residence w/study, open floor plan & many updated finishes. Kitchen w/granite counters & SS appliances. Primary suite w/5pc bath & walk in closet. Backs to greenbelt.

P.J. Farrell 303.884.5368 pj.farrell@devonshirehomes.com | PJFarrell.cbintouch.com

Lyndsey Geiger 303.720.9836 lyndsey.geiger@coloradohomes.com | LuxeLiving5280.com

CENTENNIAL | $550,000 Stunning Mill Creek 3BR/3BA Townhome at Homestead in the Willows. Contemporary home w/updated kitchen w/slab granite, white cabinets & SS appliances & baths! Vaulted great room w/fireplace. Finished basement w/bath & rec area. Fenced yard w/patio.

COLORADO SPRINGS | $550,000 Beautiful 4BR/4BA home offers new hardwood floors, fully updated kitchen w/new SS appliances, Alderwood cupboards & granite counters, dining room, backyard w/newly resurfaced deck, finished basement, study & primary bedroom with updated 5pc bath.

Mary Ann O'Toole 720.530.6878 Otoolemaryann@gmail.com | MaryAnnOtoole.cbintouch.com

Alexander Frieg 719.659.5138 alex.frieg@coloradohomes.com

LITTLETON | $495,000 Beautifully, updated 2BR/3BA townhome end unit w/hard surface flooring & open floor plan. Kitchen w/new cabinets & SS appliances. Neutral paint & new light fixtures. Updated fireplace. Oversized deck w/seasonal mountain views. Finished basement. The Simonis Group 303.905.5137 amber.simonis@coloradohomes.com | ambersimonis.cbintouch.com

LAKEWOOD | $325,000 Beautiful, move-in ready 1st floor 2BR/2BA condo without stairs. Completely remodeled home boasts a kitchen w/quartz counters, new appliances & pantry. End unit w/open floor plan, in unit washer/dryer & covered patio. Garage & reserved parking spot. Kari Goddard 720.437.9755 kari.goddard@coloradohomes.com | KariGoddardHomes.com

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COLORADO SPRINGS | $575,000

THORNTON | Price Upon Request

BRIGHTON | $550,000

4BR/3BA home situated on 4.8-acres w/new carpet & paint. Stand-alone wood-burning fireplace in the living room w/mountain views! Fully finished basement w/master suite & full bathroom.

Move-in ready 3BR/2BA ranch home has a spacious open floor plan. Kitchen opens up into the great room which leads to a deck creating a wonderful area to entertain family and friends.

4br/3.5ba home in Wright Farms w/an open concept. Owner’s suite w/a walk-in closet and 5-piece bath. Complete w/a finished basement. SOLD for $565,000

Brandon Miller 303.990.0702

Debbie Cooper-George 303.944.8494

Nicole Wolf 303.898.5816

FREDERICK | $530,000

COMMERCE CITY | Price Upon Request

LAKEWOOD | $475,000

3BR/3BA home is immaculate & full of upgrades! Open floorplan. Kitchen w/quartz island & ss appliances. Fully fenced backyard. Owner's retreat w/walk-in closet & tiled, walk-in shower.

3br/3ba home has a living room w/a gas fireplace, a kitchen and dining area. Primary bedroom w/a 5-piece bath and dual walk-in closets. Complete w/an unfinished basement and a backyard.

3br/2ba home on large corner lot. Primary bedroom has a private bath w/ a walk-in shower. Full unfinished basement is plumbed for 3rd bathroom. Complete w/ a double-wide driveway.

Anissa Figueroa 805.570.8952

Lindsay Schulze 720.550.2282

Pam Ludwig 720.333.5063

AURORA | $469,900

HIGHLANDS RANCH | $400,000

DENVER | $375,000

Completely remodeled 3br/2ba home. Kitchen w/high-end cabinetry, modern backsplash, quartz counters and stainless appliances. Complete w/a 2-car garage and a deck and patio.

2br/2ba condo w/an open floor layout. Kitchen w/granite countertops, breakfast bar and black appliances. Living room w/a gas fireplace and sliding doors to a deck w/gorgeous views!

Amazing 5BR/3BA home with over 2,400 square feet. This house will provide you with all the space & comfort you need with a large backyard that is perfect for hosting get-togethers.

Marcus Harris 720.217.8904

Gail Wheeler 303.726.7202

Michael Atefi 720.220.7911

LITTLETON | $375,000

DENVER | $365,000

LAKEWOOD | $360,000

Centrally located 3BR/3BA townhome. Spacious living room w/gas fireplace, dining room, kitchen w/pantry, custom hickory cabinetry & granite counters, private fenced-in area & carport.

2br/2ba condo w/a kitchen, dining room and living room. Primary bedroom w/2 closets and en-suite bath. 300 sqft. covered patio w/panoramic views. Complete w/1 parking spot underground.

2br/1ba townhome. Living room w/fireplace. Kitchen w/all appliances and breakfast bar. Upstairs w/2 primary bedrooms and bath. Complete w/private patio space and detached 1-car garage.

Pam Ludwig 720.333.5063

Vicki Wimberly 303.210.8577

Christina Kern 303.915.0809

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DENVER | $359,000

ARVADA | $300,000

DENVER | $300,000

2br/2ba condo in Brooks Tower w/city living and mountain views. Updated kitchen w/new appliances, remodeled bath and great layout. Brooks Tower has a pool, full gym, game room and more.

Recently updated 2BR/2BA home is minutes from Olde Town Arvada. Natural light pours into this ground level condo. Living room opens to the kitchen w/ granite counters & dining area.

River Rock 2BR/2BA Condominium w/kitchen, dining area & living area w/gas fireplace. Owner's suite w/walk in closet & private ensuite bathroom. Gate Community, detached garage & more!

P.J. Farrell 303.884.5368

Brandi Miller 720.442.1681

Karen Valdez 303.886.4545

AURORA | $299,999

AURORA | $287,000

PUEBLO | $152,000

Updated 2BR/2BA townhome. New plank laminate floors. New SS appliances with granite counters & backsplash. Both bathrooms have been updated & new carpeting & stair railing.

Heather Gardens condo w/1,200 SQFT, 2BR/2BA floor unit w/ all new flooring. Open floor plan leads to a lanai w/view of the golf course. Primary suite w/attached bathroom & 2 closets.

Historic Victorian 3BR/2BA home features a half oval stained-glass window, bay window & walk-out balcony from primary bedroom. Large, fenced yard. Includes a new furnace & appliances.

Felix Cruz 303.718.4069

Cindy Kean 303.919.6304

Matthew Beaman 719.321.5279

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BACKSTORY ONE MONTH WONDERS

Eight Grammy winners and two nominees will perform in and around Denver this month, composing what might be Denver’s most stacked playlist ever. Just how epic will March’s concert lineup be? To find the answer, we ranked each act by how envious our grandkids will be to hear that we saw them live. —NICHOLAS HUNT

NIRVANA AT THE GOTHIC

BILLIE EILISH March 19, Ball Arena

DUA LIPA AND MEGAN THEE STALLION March 15, Ball Arena Either of these two would have been contenders for the top spot by themselves. Put them on the same marquee and the rest of these artists never stood a chance.

Just how many monthly Spotify listeners does the pop superstar have? Try some 50 million—twice as many as the Beatles.

JUSTIN BIEBER March 16, Ball Arena

ALT-J AND PORTUGAL. THE MAN March 23, 1stBank Center, Broomfield

NATHANIEL RATELIFF AT THE OGDEN

TYLER, THE CREATOR March 29, Ball Arena

JOHN MAYER March 27, Ball Arena

His sound is so contemporary that hearing Tyler, the Creator’s “Earfquake” in 2050 could be like listening to the Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” today: cool, but only ironically so.

Mayer has reinvented himself multiple times, with albums ranging from acoustic pop to yacht rock. He even tours with the Grateful Dead. Surely one of those genres will be getting the nostalgia treatment in a few decades.

LOS LOBOS March 7, Boulder Theater, Boulder

HISS GOLDEN MESSENGER March 4–5, Bluebird Theater We love Hiss Golden Messenger’s rootsrock sensibility, but considering he has less than one-fiftieth of the monthly Spotify listeners Eilish does, your grandkids might respond with a big fat, “Who?”

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HANSON AT RED ROCKS

Founded in 1973 and nominated for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2015, the Los Angeles Chicano rockers are more likely to make your grandparents jealous.

From top: Getty Images (9); Chris Frisina/Courtesy of Hiss Golden Messenger

If the youths don’t think seeing two of the biggest indie rock groups co-headline a show is worth saving the (digital) ticket stub, then we gently weep for the future.

Only time will tell if future generations think of him as the rightful heir to David Bowie...or David Cassidy.

MAKE THE SMART MOVE. In this competitive market, experience makes all the difference.

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303.522.5922 | ann4homes@gmail.com Ann has been successfully selling Denver real estate full-time since 1998 with a honed toolbox to surpass your real estate needs. She is also in the TOP 1% OF HER COMPANY, and focused on success. She holds the Certified Negotiation Expert(CNE) designation and negotiating is one of her key strengths.

303.229.4585 | chris@mymovematters.com As a Colorado real estate agent since 2008, Chris is more than qualified to guide you through the buying or selling process. Having seen downturns and upswings in the market has helped shape his experience. Chris’ background in remodeling and design gives his clients peace of mind while negotiating transactions. He expertly advises buyers and sellers and is in the top 1% of the brokerage.

720.466.3799 | carolyn@cksellshomes.com Carolyn is a full-time agent with 18 years experience. As a Colorado native she knows the region well and has successfully helped hundreds of people navigate this tricky market. Recognized in the top 1% of her brokerage (the state’s largest) you can trust you are in good hands whether buying a starter home, forever home or investment property.

303.929.5213 | joannekleinstein@gmail.com Joanne has been a Realtor® since 1979 and a realtor in Denver since 2007. She is in the top 1% of her brokerage. She believes that buying or selling a home is much more than about real estate. Transitions to a new city, to your first home, upsizing, downsizing, rightsizing are both exciting and daunting. Joanne will make your transition smooth, seamless and a fun experience.

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