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BOULDER COUNTY

Danna Hinz

FEBRUARY 2026

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SCORING SUNDANCE

Contents

FEB 1ST 6:00PM – 8:00PM | 1820 15TH STREET

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REALTOR® TO KNOW

Danna Hinz and Melanie Miller

Excitement is in the air as the iconic American film festival relocates to our hometown of Boulder, Colorado!

Join the Boulder Symphony in welcoming this world-renowned festival through the iconic music and

composers of the Sundance Film Festival, ranging from Thomas Newman to Devotchka and Michael Abels. Honor the legacy of Sundance through live performance, and stay tuned for appearances from the composers of these legendary movies!

DETAILS & TICKETS

Colorado Homes.

Colorado Standards.

Colorado Native.

Native insight, local expertise, real results.

PROFILES IN THIS ISSUE

@asghomeinspections

6 Preferred Partners 8 Meet The Team 10 REALTOR® to Know: Danna Hinz and Melanie Miller 16 Partner Spotlight: Elite Title 20 REALTOR® on the Move: Matt Corley 24 Health and Longevity: Worthiness 28 Top 100 Standings

16 Elite Title

20 Matt Corley If you are interested in contributing or nominating REALTORS for certain stories, please email us at john.mendez@n2co.com.

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Adam Gonzales, Sr. adam@asghomeinspections.com CPIOwner/Inspector asghomeinspections.com InterNachi Certified Professional 303-900-3031 BPI Building Science Principles Certified Boulder County Real Producers • 5

SCORING SUNDANCE

Contents

FEB 1ST 6:00PM – 8:00PM | 1820 15TH STREET

10

REALTOR® TO KNOW

Danna Hinz and Melanie Miller

Excitement is in the air as the iconic American film festival relocates to our hometown of Boulder, Colorado!

Join the Boulder Symphony in welcoming this world-renowned festival through the iconic music and

composers of the Sundance Film Festival, ranging from Thomas Newman to Devotchka and Michael Abels. Honor the legacy of Sundance through live performance, and stay tuned for appearances from the composers of these legendary movies!

DETAILS & TICKETS

Colorado Homes.

Colorado Standards.

Colorado Native.

Native insight, local expertise, real results.

PROFILES IN THIS ISSUE

@asghomeinspections

6 Preferred Partners 8 Meet The Team 10 REALTOR® to Know: Danna Hinz and Melanie Miller 16 Partner Spotlight: Elite Title 20 REALTOR® on the Move: Matt Corley 24 Health and Longevity: Worthiness 28 Top 100 Standings

16 Elite Title

20 Matt Corley If you are interested in contributing or nominating REALTORS for certain stories, please email us at john.mendez@n2co.com.

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Adam Gonzales, Sr. adam@asghomeinspections.com CPIOwner/Inspector asghomeinspections.com InterNachi Certified Professional 303-900-3031 BPI Building Science Principles Certified Boulder County Real Producers • 5

Preferred Partners This section has been created to give you easier access when searching for a trusted real estate affiliate. Take a minute to familiarize yourself with the businesses sponsoring your magazine.

These local businesses are proud to partner with you and make this magazine possible. Please support these businesses and thank them for supporting the REALTOR® community!

ARCHITECT/BUILDER Rodwin Architecture Scott Rodwin (303) 413-8556 929 Pearl St. Ste. 250, Boulder, CO 80302 RodwinArch.com BANK/FINANCE MidFirst Bank (303) 376-3820 www.midfirst.com BRAND PHOTOGRAPHER Casa Bay Photography (541) 213-5435 www.casabayphotography.com/ CUSTOM HOMES Sheffield Homes (303) 420-0056 www.sheffieldhomes.com FLOORING Family Carpet One (720) 378-8927 www.familycarpetonelongmont.com HOME INSPECTION ASG Home Inspections (720) 628-0655 www.asghomeinspections.com

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RADON MITIGATION Mile High Radon Control (720) 220-4063 www.milehighradoncontrol.com

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RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PAINTER That 1 Painter Boulder (303) 589-1882 that1painter.com/boulder-colorado/

HOME PREPARATION SERVICES HOMEStretch (720) 404-6485 www.home-stretch.com/north-denver

TITLE COMPANY Elite Title Company LLC (303) 834-3901 elitetitlecolo.com

MEDICAL SPA Restor Medical Spa (720) 523-1373 www.restormedicalspa.com

TITLE INSURANCE First American Title Insurance Company (303) 449-8442 4940 Pearl East Circle, Ste 104 Boulder, CO 80301 FirstAmColorado.com

MOVING COMPANY The Good Move (720) 300-4130 www.thegoodmovellc.com PAINTER Paint EZ (720) 600-7030 paintEZ.com/boulder PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Properties Plus Colorado (303) 327-6583 LMaiocco@homesincolorado.com

WINDOW CLEANING Shine (303) 554-9281 shine-windowcleaning.com/location/boulder/ WINDOW SERVICES KV Windows (720) 535-9629 kvwindowsinc.com

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Preferred Partners This section has been created to give you easier access when searching for a trusted real estate affiliate. Take a minute to familiarize yourself with the businesses sponsoring your magazine.

These local businesses are proud to partner with you and make this magazine possible. Please support these businesses and thank them for supporting the REALTOR® community!

ARCHITECT/BUILDER Rodwin Architecture Scott Rodwin (303) 413-8556 929 Pearl St. Ste. 250, Boulder, CO 80302 RodwinArch.com BANK/FINANCE MidFirst Bank (303) 376-3820 www.midfirst.com BRAND PHOTOGRAPHER Casa Bay Photography (541) 213-5435 www.casabayphotography.com/ CUSTOM HOMES Sheffield Homes (303) 420-0056 www.sheffieldhomes.com FLOORING Family Carpet One (720) 378-8927 www.familycarpetonelongmont.com HOME INSPECTION ASG Home Inspections (720) 628-0655 www.asghomeinspections.com

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Inspections Over Coffee Bryan Zenner (720) 845-5282 InspectionsOverCoffee.com

RADON MITIGATION Mile High Radon Control (720) 220-4063 www.milehighradoncontrol.com

Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - The Rounds Team (303) 772-1997 roundsteam.pillartopost.com

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PAINTER That 1 Painter Boulder (303) 589-1882 that1painter.com/boulder-colorado/

HOME PREPARATION SERVICES HOMEStretch (720) 404-6485 www.home-stretch.com/north-denver

TITLE COMPANY Elite Title Company LLC (303) 834-3901 elitetitlecolo.com

MEDICAL SPA Restor Medical Spa (720) 523-1373 www.restormedicalspa.com

TITLE INSURANCE First American Title Insurance Company (303) 449-8442 4940 Pearl East Circle, Ste 104 Boulder, CO 80301 FirstAmColorado.com

MOVING COMPANY The Good Move (720) 300-4130 www.thegoodmovellc.com PAINTER Paint EZ (720) 600-7030 paintEZ.com/boulder PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Properties Plus Colorado (303) 327-6583 LMaiocco@homesincolorado.com

WINDOW CLEANING Shine (303) 554-9281 shine-windowcleaning.com/location/boulder/ WINDOW SERVICES KV Windows (720) 535-9629 kvwindowsinc.com

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Meet The Team John Mendez Publisher

john.mendez@n2co.com 303-596-1685

Kim Ash Ad Manager

ads.rpboulder@n2co.com

Maria Bay Studio Owner & Lead Photographer

Casa Bay Photography www.casabayphotography.com

If you are interested in contributing or nominating REALTORS® for certain stories, please email us at john.mendez@n2co.com.

Elizabeth McCabe Writer

Beth.McCabe@n2co.com

Dr. Felicia Santelli Writer

drsantellifelicia@gmail.com

DISCLAIMER: Any articles included in this publication and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the views of The N2 Company d/b/a Real Producers but remain solely those of the author(s). The paid advertisements contained within the Real Producers magazine are not endorsed or recommended by The N2 Company or the publisher. Therefore, neither The N2 Company nor the publisher may be held liable or responsible for business practices of these companies.

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The Good Move

Not just movers — specialists. From hand-built cabinets to full kitchen installs, we deliver the pieces that make a home.

We often deliver custom cabinetry to new builds across Boulder County for a local woodworking team.

Precision, care, and white-glove handling on every piece.

If your business needs reliable specialty delivery, we’ve got you. Specialty work isn’t extra for us — it’s what we do best.

ULTIMATE Home Inspection Experience

Kind people. Careful movers. The Good Move.

We make sure your clients can sell with confidence and know what they are buying!

REQUEST A QUOTE TODAY (720) 300-4130

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Meet The Team John Mendez Publisher

john.mendez@n2co.com 303-596-1685

Kim Ash Ad Manager

ads.rpboulder@n2co.com

Maria Bay Studio Owner & Lead Photographer

Casa Bay Photography www.casabayphotography.com

If you are interested in contributing or nominating REALTORS® for certain stories, please email us at john.mendez@n2co.com.

Elizabeth McCabe Writer

Beth.McCabe@n2co.com

Dr. Felicia Santelli Writer

drsantellifelicia@gmail.com

DISCLAIMER: Any articles included in this publication and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the views of The N2 Company d/b/a Real Producers but remain solely those of the author(s). The paid advertisements contained within the Real Producers magazine are not endorsed or recommended by The N2 Company or the publisher. Therefore, neither The N2 Company nor the publisher may be held liable or responsible for business practices of these companies.

et G s d r a w e Referral fRor Life scan here Paid

#MOVEHAPPY

WHERE STYLE AND DURABILITY ALIGN FOR EVERY LISTING

The Good Move

Not just movers — specialists. From hand-built cabinets to full kitchen installs, we deliver the pieces that make a home.

We often deliver custom cabinetry to new builds across Boulder County for a local woodworking team.

Precision, care, and white-glove handling on every piece.

If your business needs reliable specialty delivery, we’ve got you. Specialty work isn’t extra for us — it’s what we do best.

ULTIMATE Home Inspection Experience

Kind people. Careful movers. The Good Move.

We make sure your clients can sell with confidence and know what they are buying!

REQUEST A QUOTE TODAY (720) 300-4130

8 • February 2026

Book your inspection today!

• EXTERIOR PAINTING • WINDOW REPLACEMENTS • HAIL STORM DAMAGE RESTORATION

thegoodmovellc.com info@thegoodmovellc.com 411 W. Emma St., Lafayette, CO TheGoodMoveLLC @thegoodmove

VETERAN OWNED BUSINESS PARTNER WITH THE BEST! 720.535.9629 • KVWINDOWSINC.COM

303-772-1997

office.roundsteam@pillartopost.com

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REALTOR® TO KNOW

BY ELIZABETH MCCABE PHOTOS BY MARIA BAY, CASA BAY PHOTOGRAPHY WWW.CASABAYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

BUILT FOR PRESSURE

MEET DANNA HINZ AND MELANIE MILLER OF FRONT RANGE HOMES

D

anna Hinz and Melanie Miller are the kind of women you want in your corner when life gets intense. Built for high-pressure moments and big life transitions, this Front Range duo has turned calm under fire into both a lifestyle and a career.

From Deep Waters To Deal Tables Long before she was negotiating contracts, Danna was learning how to stay steady underwater. As a teenager around her father’s dive shop, Adventure Scuba, she became a rescue diver at 15 and an instructor at 18, mastering the art of breathing, assessing, and moving forward with intention. Today, after more than 27 years in real estate, that same unflappable mindset still defines the way she serves her clients.

Melanie’s path to real estate started in a TV control room. With a broadcast management degree, she worked at Channel 31 “before it was Fox,” earning an Emmy for video editing in the analog era. When television’s long hours stopped fitting family life, she pivoted into real estate—and stayed. Decades later, her eye for detail, timing, and story now guides buyers through one of the biggest purchases of their lives.

Two Women, One Powerful Partnership Danna founded The Hinz Group at RE/ MAX Alliance years ago, and Melanie first joined the team in the 2000s before officially returning in 2023. Today they operate as Front Range Homes at RE/ MAX Alliance: two distinct personalities, one deeply experienced team.

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REALTOR® TO KNOW

BY ELIZABETH MCCABE PHOTOS BY MARIA BAY, CASA BAY PHOTOGRAPHY WWW.CASABAYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

BUILT FOR PRESSURE

MEET DANNA HINZ AND MELANIE MILLER OF FRONT RANGE HOMES

D

anna Hinz and Melanie Miller are the kind of women you want in your corner when life gets intense. Built for high-pressure moments and big life transitions, this Front Range duo has turned calm under fire into both a lifestyle and a career.

From Deep Waters To Deal Tables Long before she was negotiating contracts, Danna was learning how to stay steady underwater. As a teenager around her father’s dive shop, Adventure Scuba, she became a rescue diver at 15 and an instructor at 18, mastering the art of breathing, assessing, and moving forward with intention. Today, after more than 27 years in real estate, that same unflappable mindset still defines the way she serves her clients.

Melanie’s path to real estate started in a TV control room. With a broadcast management degree, she worked at Channel 31 “before it was Fox,” earning an Emmy for video editing in the analog era. When television’s long hours stopped fitting family life, she pivoted into real estate—and stayed. Decades later, her eye for detail, timing, and story now guides buyers through one of the biggest purchases of their lives.

Two Women, One Powerful Partnership Danna founded The Hinz Group at RE/ MAX Alliance years ago, and Melanie first joined the team in the 2000s before officially returning in 2023. Today they operate as Front Range Homes at RE/ MAX Alliance: two distinct personalities, one deeply experienced team.

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We may see some things differently, but we get along wonderfully.”

enforcement adds another layer of calm communication and clear thinking in tense moments. “There is nothing we can’t figure our way out of,” she says.

A Life Lived In Many Places Danna’s understanding of Colorado lifestyles comes from living them. She has owned mountain homes, horse properties, and HOA community houses, giving her firsthand insight into the realities of each. She’s helped military families relocate, guided seniors into assisted living, and supported clients through major life transitions where a sale or purchase is just one piece of a bigger story.

We’ve lived through it all. Nothing surprises us anymore.”

Big Hearts, Four Paws, And Community Roots Ask Danna about her passion, and dogs immediately come up. She leads Colorado Pawstransports, coordinating a Colorado stop for a bus of adopted dogs traveling from Texas to the Pacific Northwest. Every third Friday, she manages volunteers who walk pups, give them water and comfort, and send them back on the road to their “FURever” homes.

Danna thrives on listings, strategy, and solving problems before they surface.

Melanie is the self-described “bulldog” for buyers. She’s tenacious, meticulous, and relentlessly client-first. “I want to put you in my car and show you the opportunities,” she says with a smile. With more than three decades of experience, her instincts are finely tuned, and her advocacy is fierce in the best possible way.

Cool Heads In A Wild Market Together, they bring nearly six decades of experience to a profession that rarely sits still. They’ve seen soaring markets, slowdowns, and everything in between, and they aren’t rattled by any of it.

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“We’ve lived through it all,” Melanie says. “Nothing surprises us anymore.”

When a deal hits a snag, their instinct isn’t drama; it’s problem-solving.

In a landscape where transactions don’t always glide to closing, clients need more than optimism and pretty photos.

They need candor, strong negotiation, and guidance rooted in real-world experience. Danna and Melanie do not shy away from tough conversations.

They ask the questions others avoid and prepare long before an offer is written.

As Danna likes to quote coach John Wooden, “When opportunity comes, it’s too late to prepare,” so they make sure they’re ready.

Always Learning, Always Teaching Preparation, for Danna, isn’t just a catchphrase; it’s a daily practice. In addition to running her business, she serves as a coach with the RE/MAX Alliance Performance Department, spending hours each week in training and education. That keeps her on the leading edge of market shifts and tools, and her clients benefit from that insight.

She loves that real estate is never static.

New challenges and expectations keep her sharp, and teaching comes naturally.

She breaks the process down for buyers and sellers, explaining the “why” behind each step so clients feel informed rather than overwhelmed. Her decade in law

Melanie stays deeply involved in her Jewish community, always ready to lend a hand when there’s a need. Danna, who is Christian, notes that their spiritual differences have never been a barrier.

“We may see some things differently,” she says, “but we get along wonderfully.”

Shared values, respect, and people-first priorities keep them aligned.

Love, Family, And Colorado Sunshine Off the clock, both women pour their energy into family and the Colorado lifestyle they love. Danna has been with her husband, Dave, since 1991. The Boulder High School grads met cruising Main Street and now trade those loops for rides on their adventure bikes in the foothills. Their daughter is an emergency

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We may see some things differently, but we get along wonderfully.”

enforcement adds another layer of calm communication and clear thinking in tense moments. “There is nothing we can’t figure our way out of,” she says.

A Life Lived In Many Places Danna’s understanding of Colorado lifestyles comes from living them. She has owned mountain homes, horse properties, and HOA community houses, giving her firsthand insight into the realities of each. She’s helped military families relocate, guided seniors into assisted living, and supported clients through major life transitions where a sale or purchase is just one piece of a bigger story.

We’ve lived through it all. Nothing surprises us anymore.”

Big Hearts, Four Paws, And Community Roots Ask Danna about her passion, and dogs immediately come up. She leads Colorado Pawstransports, coordinating a Colorado stop for a bus of adopted dogs traveling from Texas to the Pacific Northwest. Every third Friday, she manages volunteers who walk pups, give them water and comfort, and send them back on the road to their “FURever” homes.

Danna thrives on listings, strategy, and solving problems before they surface.

Melanie is the self-described “bulldog” for buyers. She’s tenacious, meticulous, and relentlessly client-first. “I want to put you in my car and show you the opportunities,” she says with a smile. With more than three decades of experience, her instincts are finely tuned, and her advocacy is fierce in the best possible way.

Cool Heads In A Wild Market Together, they bring nearly six decades of experience to a profession that rarely sits still. They’ve seen soaring markets, slowdowns, and everything in between, and they aren’t rattled by any of it.

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“We’ve lived through it all,” Melanie says. “Nothing surprises us anymore.”

When a deal hits a snag, their instinct isn’t drama; it’s problem-solving.

In a landscape where transactions don’t always glide to closing, clients need more than optimism and pretty photos.

They need candor, strong negotiation, and guidance rooted in real-world experience. Danna and Melanie do not shy away from tough conversations.

They ask the questions others avoid and prepare long before an offer is written.

As Danna likes to quote coach John Wooden, “When opportunity comes, it’s too late to prepare,” so they make sure they’re ready.

Always Learning, Always Teaching Preparation, for Danna, isn’t just a catchphrase; it’s a daily practice. In addition to running her business, she serves as a coach with the RE/MAX Alliance Performance Department, spending hours each week in training and education. That keeps her on the leading edge of market shifts and tools, and her clients benefit from that insight.

She loves that real estate is never static.

New challenges and expectations keep her sharp, and teaching comes naturally.

She breaks the process down for buyers and sellers, explaining the “why” behind each step so clients feel informed rather than overwhelmed. Her decade in law

Melanie stays deeply involved in her Jewish community, always ready to lend a hand when there’s a need. Danna, who is Christian, notes that their spiritual differences have never been a barrier.

“We may see some things differently,” she says, “but we get along wonderfully.”

Shared values, respect, and people-first priorities keep them aligned.

Love, Family, And Colorado Sunshine Off the clock, both women pour their energy into family and the Colorado lifestyle they love. Danna has been with her husband, Dave, since 1991. The Boulder High School grads met cruising Main Street and now trade those loops for rides on their adventure bikes in the foothills. Their daughter is an emergency

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veterinary surgical nurse, and their home includes two beloved dogs.

Melanie’s Colorado story began when she moved from Nashville to Boulder in 1983 and never looked back. She and her husband of 20 years, Todd Greenberg, have built a life filled with music, nature, and family. Her adult children are carving out their own paths—one as a band manager and the other as a security guard at the Westin downtown—and Todd’s grandchildren keep every gathering buzzing with laughter and energy.

Boulder Symphony Music Academy offers private music lessons in south Boulder for all instruments-including voice, piano, drums, and guitar for students of all ages!

Now is your opportunity to begin your musical journey with musicians from the Boulder Symphony1 Our teachers are the best in the front range, including degrees from the University of Colorado, Juilliard, Cleveland Institute of Music, and many others.

Real Estate, Minus The Drama In a region where the market can change as quickly as the weather, Danna and Melanie have become a steady force in Boulder-area real estate. They’ve guided countless clients by staying precise, prepared, and grounded, never chasing hype, always focusing on what truly moves people forward.

Their philosophy is simple: real estate should create clarity, not chaos. They cut through noise and guesswork with straight talk, thoughtful strategy, and a calm confidence earned over decades.

For their clients, that means a process that feels less like turbulence and more like a clear path home—no theatrics, no panic, just seasoned professionals who perform when the pressure is on.

TRY US FOR FREE! 4730 Table Mesa Dr. Suite l-300 Boulder. CO 80305 720-328-8286 | bouldersymphony.org/lessons

HALF OF COLORADO HOMES EXCEED EPA RECOMMENDATION RADON LEVELS. DOES YOURS?

Danna Hinz ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES RE/MAX Alliance Coach SCAN TO LEARN MORE OR CALL

Melanie Miller - Senior Team Buyer’s Agent Danna 303-901-3860 I 0: 303-926-4021 Melanie 303-521-6501 dannahinz@remax.net / Melmiller@remax.net frontrangehomes.com 14 • February 2026

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veterinary surgical nurse, and their home includes two beloved dogs.

Melanie’s Colorado story began when she moved from Nashville to Boulder in 1983 and never looked back. She and her husband of 20 years, Todd Greenberg, have built a life filled with music, nature, and family. Her adult children are carving out their own paths—one as a band manager and the other as a security guard at the Westin downtown—and Todd’s grandchildren keep every gathering buzzing with laughter and energy.

Boulder Symphony Music Academy offers private music lessons in south Boulder for all instruments-including voice, piano, drums, and guitar for students of all ages!

Now is your opportunity to begin your musical journey with musicians from the Boulder Symphony1 Our teachers are the best in the front range, including degrees from the University of Colorado, Juilliard, Cleveland Institute of Music, and many others.

Real Estate, Minus The Drama In a region where the market can change as quickly as the weather, Danna and Melanie have become a steady force in Boulder-area real estate. They’ve guided countless clients by staying precise, prepared, and grounded, never chasing hype, always focusing on what truly moves people forward.

Their philosophy is simple: real estate should create clarity, not chaos. They cut through noise and guesswork with straight talk, thoughtful strategy, and a calm confidence earned over decades.

For their clients, that means a process that feels less like turbulence and more like a clear path home—no theatrics, no panic, just seasoned professionals who perform when the pressure is on.

TRY US FOR FREE! 4730 Table Mesa Dr. Suite l-300 Boulder. CO 80305 720-328-8286 | bouldersymphony.org/lessons

HALF OF COLORADO HOMES EXCEED EPA RECOMMENDATION RADON LEVELS. DOES YOURS?

Danna Hinz ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES RE/MAX Alliance Coach SCAN TO LEARN MORE OR CALL

Melanie Miller - Senior Team Buyer’s Agent Danna 303-901-3860 I 0: 303-926-4021 Melanie 303-521-6501 dannahinz@remax.net / Melmiller@remax.net frontrangehomes.com 14 • February 2026

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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT

IT’S TIME TO START EXPECTING MORE OF YOUR TITLE COMPANY. What if you could build your business, become a more effective real estate professional, and connect with others in the community without spending thousands of dollars on coaching or seminars? Why settle for the minimum when you can have the maximum from your title company? There’s more in store.

Enter Elite Title, a gamechanger in the title industry.

Let’s face the facts. The title industry has grown increasingly corporate, increasingly automated, and increasingly impersonal.

Elite Title is pushing back, and raising the bar while they’re at it.

Elite Title didn’t arrive in Colorado as a startup trying to figure things out. It arrived with intention, experience, and a proven track record. The company has deep roots in the St. Louis market, where it built a strong reputation long before expanding west. In January 2024, Elite Title officially launched its Boulder presence, not as a gamble, but as a calculated return home.

a unique, 360-degree perspective. “Title and lending are different,” Jason explains, “but the common thread is the agent.” His focus is clear: supporting agents not just transactionally, but strategically.

That principle is woven into everything Elite Title does. While much of the title industry has leaned into mergers, acquisitions, and scale-at-all-costs growth, Elite has gone in the opposite direction.

Boutique. White glove. Relationship-driven.

Customized service.

The goal isn’t to feel big; it’s to feel personal.

“Our approach is intentionally different,” Jason says. “We want to remove that corporate feel and replace it with real partnership.” That means being accessible. That means knowing agents by name.

That means supporting brokerages at both the individual and organizational level. The results?

Connections. Camaraderie. Community.

Boulder Strong

Elite Title IS RAISING THE BAR IN THE INDUSTRY

BY ELIZABETH MCCABE PHOTOS BY MARIA BAY, CASA BAY PHOTOGRAPHY WWW.CASABAYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

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“Our approach is intentionally different.

We want to remove that corporate feel and replace it with real partnership.”

- Jason

Founder and CEO Daniel Klauber grew up in Boulder. After decades of success building, scaling, and selling a major title company across Missouri and Kansas City, Colorado was a full-circle moment.

Jason Bates, Director of Sales & Operations, says, “He wanted to come back to Boulder when he got older.” Elite Title’s expansion reflects experience earned, not ambition rushed.

Kim Mittan, a well-known reputable Escrow Closer, has her office in Boulder. Raised here in Boulder, Kim has built incredible connections through the years and has a strong client list. “Now our goal is to continue to grow in Boulder and ultimately expand throughout Colorado,” says Jason.

Leading the Colorado charge are professionals who understand both the mechanics of real estate and the relationships that fuel it. Jason brings more than 20 years of lending experience to the title side, giving him

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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT

IT’S TIME TO START EXPECTING MORE OF YOUR TITLE COMPANY. What if you could build your business, become a more effective real estate professional, and connect with others in the community without spending thousands of dollars on coaching or seminars? Why settle for the minimum when you can have the maximum from your title company? There’s more in store.

Enter Elite Title, a gamechanger in the title industry.

Let’s face the facts. The title industry has grown increasingly corporate, increasingly automated, and increasingly impersonal.

Elite Title is pushing back, and raising the bar while they’re at it.

Elite Title didn’t arrive in Colorado as a startup trying to figure things out. It arrived with intention, experience, and a proven track record. The company has deep roots in the St. Louis market, where it built a strong reputation long before expanding west. In January 2024, Elite Title officially launched its Boulder presence, not as a gamble, but as a calculated return home.

a unique, 360-degree perspective. “Title and lending are different,” Jason explains, “but the common thread is the agent.” His focus is clear: supporting agents not just transactionally, but strategically.

That principle is woven into everything Elite Title does. While much of the title industry has leaned into mergers, acquisitions, and scale-at-all-costs growth, Elite has gone in the opposite direction.

Boutique. White glove. Relationship-driven.

Customized service.

The goal isn’t to feel big; it’s to feel personal.

“Our approach is intentionally different,” Jason says. “We want to remove that corporate feel and replace it with real partnership.” That means being accessible. That means knowing agents by name.

That means supporting brokerages at both the individual and organizational level. The results?

Connections. Camaraderie. Community.

Boulder Strong

Elite Title IS RAISING THE BAR IN THE INDUSTRY

BY ELIZABETH MCCABE PHOTOS BY MARIA BAY, CASA BAY PHOTOGRAPHY WWW.CASABAYPHOTOGRAPHY.COM

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“Our approach is intentionally different.

We want to remove that corporate feel and replace it with real partnership.”

- Jason

Founder and CEO Daniel Klauber grew up in Boulder. After decades of success building, scaling, and selling a major title company across Missouri and Kansas City, Colorado was a full-circle moment.

Jason Bates, Director of Sales & Operations, says, “He wanted to come back to Boulder when he got older.” Elite Title’s expansion reflects experience earned, not ambition rushed.

Kim Mittan, a well-known reputable Escrow Closer, has her office in Boulder. Raised here in Boulder, Kim has built incredible connections through the years and has a strong client list. “Now our goal is to continue to grow in Boulder and ultimately expand throughout Colorado,” says Jason.

Leading the Colorado charge are professionals who understand both the mechanics of real estate and the relationships that fuel it. Jason brings more than 20 years of lending experience to the title side, giving him

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Elevating the

Location matters, too, and Elite Title chose wisely. Their Boulder office is conveniently located just off Highway 36 and Baseline, making it easy to access without battling downtown traffic.

“We’ve got plenty of parking and our office space is on the first floor of the building. It’s very nice and well kept so we are able to deliver that strong environment for closings to happen,” says Jason.

Education Matters Elite Title is also redefining what education from a title company looks like. Yes, they offer Title 101. But they don’t stop there. “Our goal is to do more than that,” says Jason. The company is developing training programs focused on relationship-building, sales psychology, and business growth, areas agents actually need to thrive.

Elite doesn’t want to be just a vendor; they want to be a resource that agents actively leverage.

“We are doing really different things that no one else is offering,” says Jason. Why? “We want to support agents in growing their business.” That all starts with education. The more you know, the more you grow your business. This is where Elite Title shines in comparison to typical title companies. Their innovative approach is bridging the gap in the title industry.

Marketing, Mindset and More Marketing plays a key role in that mission. Director of Marketing Lexi Bollasina, originally from St. Louis, is deeply involved in building Elite Title’s Colorado presence. Her focus is local, intentional, and agentcentered. This isn’t marketing for marketing’s sake; it’s about helping agents elevate their brand alongside Elite’s.

Behind the scenes, the leadership bench runs deep.

Industry veterans like Jill Leath, a 35-year title professional and co-owner, help anchor Elite’s culture of excellence and community involvement. In St. Louis, Elite leadership has supported major charitable 18 • February 2026

initiatives, including the MakeA-Wish Foundation, and that same spirit of service is being carried into Colorado. Elite Title is an active member of the Boulder Area REALTOR® Association and is committed to growing its local charitable footprint.

Elite’s strength is also its flexibility. With multiple underwriters, mobile closing options, and leadership that empowers its teams rather than micromanaging them, the company adapts quickly to market shifts.

During COVID, while others scrambled, Elite pivoted seamlessly, embracing remote processes, electronic signatures, and digital closings without missing a beat.

Change doesn’t intimidate this team; it energizes them.

CLOSING EXPERIENCE We offer a wide range of title services, including title searches, title insurance, and escrow services. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of service to our clients.

www.elitetitlecolo.com | 303.834.3901

What ultimately sets Elite Title apart is mindset. This is a company built by people who understand that real estate is still a relationship business, and always will be. Growth isn’t about volume alone. It’s about trust. Longevity. Reputation. Showing up consistently and doing things the right way.

Leading the Way Elite Title is actively growing its Colorado footprint and building the right team to do it. Agents who work with Elite quickly realize they’re not just getting a title company who excels in paperwork. Think again.

They’re gaining a partner who cares about their success, their clients, and the long game.

In a crowded industry full of lookalikes, Elite Title stands out by design. Boutique service. Experienced leadership. Strategic support. No shortcuts. No corporate coldness. Just smart people, doing exceptional work, and expecting more. You should too.

Contact Them Today! elitetitlecolo.com (303) 834-3901

Sign up for a complimentary consultation today and receive 15% off your first treatment.

Join our Realtor Partner Program and receive a $100 Restor Gift Card.

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Elevating the

Location matters, too, and Elite Title chose wisely. Their Boulder office is conveniently located just off Highway 36 and Baseline, making it easy to access without battling downtown traffic.

“We’ve got plenty of parking and our office space is on the first floor of the building. It’s very nice and well kept so we are able to deliver that strong environment for closings to happen,” says Jason.

Education Matters Elite Title is also redefining what education from a title company looks like. Yes, they offer Title 101. But they don’t stop there. “Our goal is to do more than that,” says Jason. The company is developing training programs focused on relationship-building, sales psychology, and business growth, areas agents actually need to thrive.

Elite doesn’t want to be just a vendor; they want to be a resource that agents actively leverage.

“We are doing really different things that no one else is offering,” says Jason. Why? “We want to support agents in growing their business.” That all starts with education. The more you know, the more you grow your business. This is where Elite Title shines in comparison to typical title companies. Their innovative approach is bridging the gap in the title industry.

Marketing, Mindset and More Marketing plays a key role in that mission. Director of Marketing Lexi Bollasina, originally from St. Louis, is deeply involved in building Elite Title’s Colorado presence. Her focus is local, intentional, and agentcentered. This isn’t marketing for marketing’s sake; it’s about helping agents elevate their brand alongside Elite’s.

Behind the scenes, the leadership bench runs deep.

Industry veterans like Jill Leath, a 35-year title professional and co-owner, help anchor Elite’s culture of excellence and community involvement. In St. Louis, Elite leadership has supported major charitable 18 • February 2026

initiatives, including the MakeA-Wish Foundation, and that same spirit of service is being carried into Colorado. Elite Title is an active member of the Boulder Area REALTOR® Association and is committed to growing its local charitable footprint.

Elite’s strength is also its flexibility. With multiple underwriters, mobile closing options, and leadership that empowers its teams rather than micromanaging them, the company adapts quickly to market shifts.

During COVID, while others scrambled, Elite pivoted seamlessly, embracing remote processes, electronic signatures, and digital closings without missing a beat.

Change doesn’t intimidate this team; it energizes them.

CLOSING EXPERIENCE We offer a wide range of title services, including title searches, title insurance, and escrow services. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of service to our clients.

www.elitetitlecolo.com | 303.834.3901

What ultimately sets Elite Title apart is mindset. This is a company built by people who understand that real estate is still a relationship business, and always will be. Growth isn’t about volume alone. It’s about trust. Longevity. Reputation. Showing up consistently and doing things the right way.

Leading the Way Elite Title is actively growing its Colorado footprint and building the right team to do it. Agents who work with Elite quickly realize they’re not just getting a title company who excels in paperwork. Think again.

They’re gaining a partner who cares about their success, their clients, and the long game.

In a crowded industry full of lookalikes, Elite Title stands out by design. Boutique service. Experienced leadership. Strategic support. No shortcuts. No corporate coldness. Just smart people, doing exceptional work, and expecting more. You should too.

Contact Them Today! elitetitlecolo.com (303) 834-3901

Sign up for a complimentary consultation today and receive 15% off your first treatment.

Join our Realtor Partner Program and receive a $100 Restor Gift Card.

Boulder County Real Producers • 19

REALTOR® ON THE MOVE

MattCorley

BY ELIZABETH MCCABE PHOTOS BY JON DAVID ESTATESNAP JON@HEADSUPHEADSHOTS.COM

S

tanding at the edge of a mountain, wind pressing hard against aluminum wings, Matt Corley knows exactly what comes next. You don’t guess. You don’t rush. You commit.

After nearly 30 years of hang gliding, Matt has learned that success (whether in the air or in real estate) can almost be predicted. Why? It comes down to preparation, focus, and the courage to move when the moment is right.

is Flying High in Real Estate

“I never got into this to slow people down or overwhelm them. I got into it because I really like helping people.”

Hang gliding is unforgiving.

“You get butterflies in your stomach before you launch and you have to be very focused,” says Matt. “When you do your pre-flight inspection, you can’t forget things. I only fly when I don’t have to think about much else.”

There is no autopilot, no margin for distraction, and no room for shortcuts.

“Your brain is trying to keep you alive,” Matt explains. “You have to get a hold of the fear and conquer that.” Every pre-flight check matters. Every decision carries weight. That same discipline defines Matt’s approach to real estate in Boulder, where market shifts are fast, stakes are high, and timing can make all the difference between a smooth landing and a missed opportunity.

Wisconsin Roots Originally from Wisconsin, Matt grew up surrounded by design, structure, and problem-solving. His father was an architect who later purchased a construction company in San Antonio,

20 • February 2026

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“You have to get a hold of the fear and conquer that.”

prompting a major move when Matt was 15. After studying at the University of Texas, Matt headed west in 1989, drawn by skiing, adventure, and the wide-open promise of Colorado. Boulder became home and the foundation for everything that followed.

Before entering real estate, Matt spent 32 years building and running a successful landscaping business in Boulder, at one point managing 27 employees. It taught him leaps and bounds about owning a business and being an entrepreneur, especially with problem solving, understanding people’s perspectives, and relating to people with all sorts of personalities.

With his background, he understands properties from the ground up with grading, drainage, plant science, construction flow, and long-term maintenance. “A lot of agents don’t have a background in construction,” he says.

“I see these things from the start. I’m very thorough about where we’re going to have issues.” That insight allows Matt to guide clients with clarity long before inspections uncover problems.

Taking Flight In 2011, Matt made a deliberate shift into real estate. It wasn’t the cakewalk he expected. “I learned quickly that a career change in your 40s can be really rugged,” he admits. Success required perseverance, persistence, and a mindset shift, but he leaned into it. “You say you

22 • February 2026

can or say you can’t, either way you’re right.” That belief became the backing of his business. Matt embraced optimism, seeing opportunities instead of obstacles and tackling challenges with ease.

Clients notice a difference in Matt. He values relationships over transactions and respects people’s time. “Most of the time when I call people, we don’t even talk about real estate,” he says. “It’s just staying in touch.” He avoids pressure tactics, believing trust is built through consistency (not urgency). Pop-bys aren’t his style. “Showing up unannounced?

That’s just rude,” he adds plainly.

The parallels between real estate and hang gliding are striking. Over the years, Matt has logged between 1,500 and 1,800 flights, reaching altitudes of up to 17,000 feet. “When you launch, the ground acts like a pot of boiling water,” he explains. “The hot air rises, you circle in the thermals, and that’s how you gain

altitude.” He prefers this raw form of flight to airplanes. “I was tired of the noise,” he comments. Hang gliding is just you and the wind. “This is the truest form of flight,” he says. “It’s a lot of fun, though a little unnerving sometimes,” he admits.

Today, Matt focuses on Boulder-area properties ranging from $1 million to $4 million, while giving every client the same level of attention and care.

One of his favorite success stories came from a quiet pocket listing that sold after a chance encounter at the country club. The lesson? In real estate, success isn’t always about exposure—it’s about connections.

Matt goes above and beyond for his clients. “I am one of the most responsive real estate agents out there,” he smiles.

He takes calls without hesitation, responds to texts with precision, and answers emails promptly.

Outside Interests At home, Matt and his wife, Wendy, are slowly remodeling their Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired home from the 1970s.

“Right now, my life revolves around real estate and the renovation of our home.

That’s really all I think about these days,” he laughs.

You could say it runs in this family.

His late father (nicknamed “the Frank Lloyd Wright guy”) was known for correcting structural challenges common to Wright-style homes, and Matt approaches the renovation with both respect and realism. “I tend to take on projects thinking they’ll be simple,” he says with a laugh. “They usually end up being more complicated than you think.” Still, he wouldn’t have it any other way.

“When he’s not working, Matt has a variety of interests. You can find him

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REALTOR® ON THE MOVE

MattCorley

BY ELIZABETH MCCABE PHOTOS BY JON DAVID ESTATESNAP JON@HEADSUPHEADSHOTS.COM

S

tanding at the edge of a mountain, wind pressing hard against aluminum wings, Matt Corley knows exactly what comes next. You don’t guess. You don’t rush. You commit.

After nearly 30 years of hang gliding, Matt has learned that success (whether in the air or in real estate) can almost be predicted. Why? It comes down to preparation, focus, and the courage to move when the moment is right.

is Flying High in Real Estate

“I never got into this to slow people down or overwhelm them. I got into it because I really like helping people.”

Hang gliding is unforgiving.

“You get butterflies in your stomach before you launch and you have to be very focused,” says Matt. “When you do your pre-flight inspection, you can’t forget things. I only fly when I don’t have to think about much else.”

There is no autopilot, no margin for distraction, and no room for shortcuts.

“Your brain is trying to keep you alive,” Matt explains. “You have to get a hold of the fear and conquer that.” Every pre-flight check matters. Every decision carries weight. That same discipline defines Matt’s approach to real estate in Boulder, where market shifts are fast, stakes are high, and timing can make all the difference between a smooth landing and a missed opportunity.

Wisconsin Roots Originally from Wisconsin, Matt grew up surrounded by design, structure, and problem-solving. His father was an architect who later purchased a construction company in San Antonio,

20 • February 2026

Boulder County Real Producers • 21

“You have to get a hold of the fear and conquer that.”

prompting a major move when Matt was 15. After studying at the University of Texas, Matt headed west in 1989, drawn by skiing, adventure, and the wide-open promise of Colorado. Boulder became home and the foundation for everything that followed.

Before entering real estate, Matt spent 32 years building and running a successful landscaping business in Boulder, at one point managing 27 employees. It taught him leaps and bounds about owning a business and being an entrepreneur, especially with problem solving, understanding people’s perspectives, and relating to people with all sorts of personalities.

With his background, he understands properties from the ground up with grading, drainage, plant science, construction flow, and long-term maintenance. “A lot of agents don’t have a background in construction,” he says.

“I see these things from the start. I’m very thorough about where we’re going to have issues.” That insight allows Matt to guide clients with clarity long before inspections uncover problems.

Taking Flight In 2011, Matt made a deliberate shift into real estate. It wasn’t the cakewalk he expected. “I learned quickly that a career change in your 40s can be really rugged,” he admits. Success required perseverance, persistence, and a mindset shift, but he leaned into it. “You say you

22 • February 2026

can or say you can’t, either way you’re right.” That belief became the backing of his business. Matt embraced optimism, seeing opportunities instead of obstacles and tackling challenges with ease.

Clients notice a difference in Matt. He values relationships over transactions and respects people’s time. “Most of the time when I call people, we don’t even talk about real estate,” he says. “It’s just staying in touch.” He avoids pressure tactics, believing trust is built through consistency (not urgency). Pop-bys aren’t his style. “Showing up unannounced?

That’s just rude,” he adds plainly.

The parallels between real estate and hang gliding are striking. Over the years, Matt has logged between 1,500 and 1,800 flights, reaching altitudes of up to 17,000 feet. “When you launch, the ground acts like a pot of boiling water,” he explains. “The hot air rises, you circle in the thermals, and that’s how you gain

altitude.” He prefers this raw form of flight to airplanes. “I was tired of the noise,” he comments. Hang gliding is just you and the wind. “This is the truest form of flight,” he says. “It’s a lot of fun, though a little unnerving sometimes,” he admits.

Today, Matt focuses on Boulder-area properties ranging from $1 million to $4 million, while giving every client the same level of attention and care.

One of his favorite success stories came from a quiet pocket listing that sold after a chance encounter at the country club. The lesson? In real estate, success isn’t always about exposure—it’s about connections.

Matt goes above and beyond for his clients. “I am one of the most responsive real estate agents out there,” he smiles.

He takes calls without hesitation, responds to texts with precision, and answers emails promptly.

Outside Interests At home, Matt and his wife, Wendy, are slowly remodeling their Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired home from the 1970s.

“Right now, my life revolves around real estate and the renovation of our home.

That’s really all I think about these days,” he laughs.

You could say it runs in this family.

His late father (nicknamed “the Frank Lloyd Wright guy”) was known for correcting structural challenges common to Wright-style homes, and Matt approaches the renovation with both respect and realism. “I tend to take on projects thinking they’ll be simple,” he says with a laugh. “They usually end up being more complicated than you think.” Still, he wouldn’t have it any other way.

“When he’s not working, Matt has a variety of interests. You can find him

Boulder County Real Producers • 23

We Know How to Create A View Window Cleaning | House Washing Pressure Washing | Holiday Lighting hang gliding, golfing, cooking creative meals with Wendy and their daughter, Avery, pheasant hunting in Nebraska, or volunteering with Boulder Community Food Share. He’s also adjusting to life with a 1-year-old English cocker spaniel who keeps things lively on the ground.”

Matt didn’t enter real estate to build an empire. “I never got into this to slow people down or overwhelm them,” he says. “I got into it because I really like helping people.” For him, real estate (just like flight) is about trust and staying focused when it matters most.

Sometimes you circle. Sometimes you climb. And when the moment is right, you commit and soar like never before.

24 • February 2026

MATT CORLEY, RE/ MAX Alliance Broker REALTOR® | Boulder Real Estate Expert Boulder & Niwot Specialist Zillow Premier 303-875-3489 Mattcorley@homesincolorado.com

I want to take a moment to honor the love of my life, my amazing wife Wendy. She truly saved my life during a medical emergency, and I can’t express how much she means to me. Wendy, you are my everything, and I love you with all my heart.

— Matt

shineinfo.com/Boulder | Matt.Arveson@shineinfo.com

(303) 554-9281 Boulder County Real Producers • 25

We Know How to Create A View Window Cleaning | House Washing Pressure Washing | Holiday Lighting hang gliding, golfing, cooking creative meals with Wendy and their daughter, Avery, pheasant hunting in Nebraska, or volunteering with Boulder Community Food Share. He’s also adjusting to life with a 1-year-old English cocker spaniel who keeps things lively on the ground.”

Matt didn’t enter real estate to build an empire. “I never got into this to slow people down or overwhelm them,” he says. “I got into it because I really like helping people.” For him, real estate (just like flight) is about trust and staying focused when it matters most.

Sometimes you circle. Sometimes you climb. And when the moment is right, you commit and soar like never before.

24 • February 2026

MATT CORLEY, RE/ MAX Alliance Broker REALTOR® | Boulder Real Estate Expert Boulder & Niwot Specialist Zillow Premier 303-875-3489 Mattcorley@homesincolorado.com

I want to take a moment to honor the love of my life, my amazing wife Wendy. She truly saved my life during a medical emergency, and I can’t express how much she means to me. Wendy, you are my everything, and I love you with all my heart.

— Matt

shineinfo.com/Boulder | Matt.Arveson@shineinfo.com

(303) 554-9281 Boulder County Real Producers • 25

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Worthiness What Is It?

than we are. How often do we convince ourselves that we must prove ourselves before we are worthy to receive?

Many of us are better at giving than receiving. We put pressure on ourselves to do things on our own instead of asking for help. We believe by doing this, we can then receive respect and love. In the end we give more and more of ourselves in the hopes we might be worthy of receiving.

BY DR. FELICIA SANTELLI

I thought the subject of ‘unworthiness’ would be appropriate for the month of February since it is the basis for self-love. I have found during my over twenty years of a holistic health care practice that there was a core issue that many faced and was a main cause of their health issues, emotional status, etc. It turns out the belief of the feeling of ‘unworthiness’ was very common.

But is giving with expectations of receiving. genuine giving?

After listening to so many clients about their feelings of inadequacy and feeling they must constantly prove their worth by ‘doing’ ‘doing’, I’ve realized that it’s all just a story. It’s our narrative that we replay, over and over, until it beats us down into submission. It’s important to remember that unworthiness is a feeling coming from beliefs that were untrue from the beginning.

There are some people who haven’t a clue about what this subject is about!

But when I researched, I found that this is a ‘universal story’ affecting many lives in many ways.

One example: A boy was told by his father, from a young age, that he wasn’t good enough. It was not his father’s words, but his actions, by criticizing him, yelling at him, and eventually leaving him. Growing up he felt he was unworthy of praise, of success, of love.

This continued with his friendships and professional relationships. Always anxious that others might learn how unworthy he was. Always trying to prove himself, even though he believed he wasn’t worthy. Never fully honest because he couldn’t show his true self.

Another story: A woman executive who worked with hundreds of people and believed one of the most common inner narratives there is: “I’m unworthy. Unworthy of praise, of putting my work out there in the world, unworthy of leading a team or community, unworthy of creating something meaningful in the world. I’m 26 • February 2026

unworthy of success. Of happiness. Of peace. Of financial comfort. Of loving relationships. I’m unworthy of love.”

The general mindset is: We’re just not good enough. Not good enough to tackle tough challenges. To change our addictions and old habits. To change our diet, to start exercising, to start meditating - or to stick to any of these for very long.

We’re not good enough to put our writing or art out in public. We’re not good enough for others to recognize our accomplishments. Not good enough to write a book, start a podcast, put videos online, start an online business, start a nonprofit, create a thriving business, launch a startup, teach us a hard skill, pursue a lifelong dream.

Self-worth is the internal sense of being good enough, worthy of love and a sense of belonging.

It is important to understand our strengths and needs for growth, but we also need to feel good enough even when we make mistakes or when things do not work out as we had hoped.

It’s important to recognize that our worthiness isn’t about doing; it’s the core of our being. It’s who we are! We spend our lives looking for the worthiness that we’ll never find in doing.

Deep down at the core, we don’t believe we are worthy of slowing down, of being taken care of, of feeling good or enough.

We usually end up feeling broken, empty, and unhappy continually striving for the next thing because we’d learned to search outside of ourselves where we think we can find our worth.

Does any of this resonate? How many of us feel that we must take care of others, before self, or always do for others to make them happy, convincing ourselves that they matter or are more important

The truth is we need to realize that there’s no one judging us unworthy. We just created this story based on beliefs we were told in childhood. We then see evidence to match the narrative. When someone says something remotely critical, we take it to heart, and feel more proof that we’re not good enough.

“Even the narrative isn’t true. And worse, it hurts us in every part of our lives. It means we’re only half in relationships, hiding ourselves, never honest, never fully committed. It makes us anxious, afraid of failure, never putting ourselves out there (at least, not fully, not honestly), and if we do put ourselves in public, it’s a performance, trying to prove our worthiness. It holds us back. It makes us procrastinate; hurts our health and makes us unhappy.” Leo Babauta (zenhabits.net) The following is a mantra to start seeing the world in a new way: “The world craves me and my gift of self.” It sounds corny but it works because we begin to see evidence of it being true.

Another way of letting the story dissolve is asking yourself: “What would I be like if I didn’t believe this story?” It’s an incredible gift to drop the story and be completely present, accepting and in love with how things are, in love with us and other people around us.

“The best way to take care of the future is to take care of the present moment.”

Thich Nhat Hanh Brené Brown defines worthiness as the conviction that “you are enough as you are, flaws and all, and that you deserve to be loved.”

You must learn to love yourself before you can love someone else. Because it’s only when we love ourselves that we feel worthy of someone else’s love.”

Alyssa B. Sheinmel What better way to celebrate the ‘love’ month than to love oneself!

HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY

Feeling worthy leads to self-love, which leads to caring for oneself, which leads to positive habits like healthy eating, exercise, meditation, and time for just me. We will then experience an improvement in our physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

Worthiness is about engaging us with love and compassion. It’s about accepting and allowing what is in the present with gratitude and seeing ourselves as worthy of a new future because we let go of the past.

References: https://ashleypaquin.com/2023/03/27/worthiness-what-is-it-anyway/ https://uncw.edu/seahawk-life/health-wellness/counseling/self-help-resources/self-worth#: ~:text=Self%2Dworth%20is%20the%20internal%20sense%20of%20being,leading%20to%20someone%20struggling%20with%20feeling%20worthy. https://tinybuddha.com/blog/you-are-worthy-of-receiving-10-things-to-let-into-your-life/ https://tinybuddha.com/blog/worth-not-dependent-accomplish/ https://zenhabits.net/unworthy/ Boulder County Real Producers • 27

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY

Worthiness What Is It?

than we are. How often do we convince ourselves that we must prove ourselves before we are worthy to receive?

Many of us are better at giving than receiving. We put pressure on ourselves to do things on our own instead of asking for help. We believe by doing this, we can then receive respect and love. In the end we give more and more of ourselves in the hopes we might be worthy of receiving.

BY DR. FELICIA SANTELLI

I thought the subject of ‘unworthiness’ would be appropriate for the month of February since it is the basis for self-love. I have found during my over twenty years of a holistic health care practice that there was a core issue that many faced and was a main cause of their health issues, emotional status, etc. It turns out the belief of the feeling of ‘unworthiness’ was very common.

But is giving with expectations of receiving. genuine giving?

After listening to so many clients about their feelings of inadequacy and feeling they must constantly prove their worth by ‘doing’ ‘doing’, I’ve realized that it’s all just a story. It’s our narrative that we replay, over and over, until it beats us down into submission. It’s important to remember that unworthiness is a feeling coming from beliefs that were untrue from the beginning.

There are some people who haven’t a clue about what this subject is about!

But when I researched, I found that this is a ‘universal story’ affecting many lives in many ways.

One example: A boy was told by his father, from a young age, that he wasn’t good enough. It was not his father’s words, but his actions, by criticizing him, yelling at him, and eventually leaving him. Growing up he felt he was unworthy of praise, of success, of love.

This continued with his friendships and professional relationships. Always anxious that others might learn how unworthy he was. Always trying to prove himself, even though he believed he wasn’t worthy. Never fully honest because he couldn’t show his true self.

Another story: A woman executive who worked with hundreds of people and believed one of the most common inner narratives there is: “I’m unworthy. Unworthy of praise, of putting my work out there in the world, unworthy of leading a team or community, unworthy of creating something meaningful in the world. I’m 26 • February 2026

unworthy of success. Of happiness. Of peace. Of financial comfort. Of loving relationships. I’m unworthy of love.”

The general mindset is: We’re just not good enough. Not good enough to tackle tough challenges. To change our addictions and old habits. To change our diet, to start exercising, to start meditating - or to stick to any of these for very long.

We’re not good enough to put our writing or art out in public. We’re not good enough for others to recognize our accomplishments. Not good enough to write a book, start a podcast, put videos online, start an online business, start a nonprofit, create a thriving business, launch a startup, teach us a hard skill, pursue a lifelong dream.

Self-worth is the internal sense of being good enough, worthy of love and a sense of belonging.

It is important to understand our strengths and needs for growth, but we also need to feel good enough even when we make mistakes or when things do not work out as we had hoped.

It’s important to recognize that our worthiness isn’t about doing; it’s the core of our being. It’s who we are! We spend our lives looking for the worthiness that we’ll never find in doing.

Deep down at the core, we don’t believe we are worthy of slowing down, of being taken care of, of feeling good or enough.

We usually end up feeling broken, empty, and unhappy continually striving for the next thing because we’d learned to search outside of ourselves where we think we can find our worth.

Does any of this resonate? How many of us feel that we must take care of others, before self, or always do for others to make them happy, convincing ourselves that they matter or are more important

The truth is we need to realize that there’s no one judging us unworthy. We just created this story based on beliefs we were told in childhood. We then see evidence to match the narrative. When someone says something remotely critical, we take it to heart, and feel more proof that we’re not good enough.

“Even the narrative isn’t true. And worse, it hurts us in every part of our lives. It means we’re only half in relationships, hiding ourselves, never honest, never fully committed. It makes us anxious, afraid of failure, never putting ourselves out there (at least, not fully, not honestly), and if we do put ourselves in public, it’s a performance, trying to prove our worthiness. It holds us back. It makes us procrastinate; hurts our health and makes us unhappy.” Leo Babauta (zenhabits.net) The following is a mantra to start seeing the world in a new way: “The world craves me and my gift of self.” It sounds corny but it works because we begin to see evidence of it being true.

Another way of letting the story dissolve is asking yourself: “What would I be like if I didn’t believe this story?” It’s an incredible gift to drop the story and be completely present, accepting and in love with how things are, in love with us and other people around us.

“The best way to take care of the future is to take care of the present moment.”

Thich Nhat Hanh Brené Brown defines worthiness as the conviction that “you are enough as you are, flaws and all, and that you deserve to be loved.”

You must learn to love yourself before you can love someone else. Because it’s only when we love ourselves that we feel worthy of someone else’s love.”

Alyssa B. Sheinmel What better way to celebrate the ‘love’ month than to love oneself!

HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY

Feeling worthy leads to self-love, which leads to caring for oneself, which leads to positive habits like healthy eating, exercise, meditation, and time for just me. We will then experience an improvement in our physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

Worthiness is about engaging us with love and compassion. It’s about accepting and allowing what is in the present with gratitude and seeing ourselves as worthy of a new future because we let go of the past.

References: https://ashleypaquin.com/2023/03/27/worthiness-what-is-it-anyway/ https://uncw.edu/seahawk-life/health-wellness/counseling/self-help-resources/self-worth#: ~:text=Self%2Dworth%20is%20the%20internal%20sense%20of%20being,leading%20to%20someone%20struggling%20with%20feeling%20worthy. https://tinybuddha.com/blog/you-are-worthy-of-receiving-10-things-to-let-into-your-life/ https://tinybuddha.com/blog/worth-not-dependent-accomplish/ https://zenhabits.net/unworthy/ Boulder County Real Producers • 27

The Hidden Advantage Behind a Smooth Build Experience

She brings extensive experience in residential and accessory dwelling unit construction, with a focus on accessibility, constructability, and long-term livability.

Known for her detail-driven leadership style, Brandi has built a trusted network of engineers, architects, and trades across Colorado, guiding complex projects with clarity, accountability, and care.

JESSICA CHARLESWORTH AND BRANDI JENNINGS

There is a moment in every construction project when optimism meets reality.

It usually happens right after the client says, “This should be pretty straightforward,” and the General Contractor quietly knows better. That unspoken pause is where projects are either stabilized or set adrift.

Homeowners rarely witness it, but industry professionals recognize it instantly. The General Contractor does not simply manage a build. They shape the entire experience.

For clients stepping into a custom residential build or an accessory dwelling unit, the stakes are deeply personal. This is not a transactional purchase. It is an investment tied to family, independence, income, or long-term planning. Clients are trusting someone to take a vision rooted in their real life and translate it into something structural, regulated, and permanent. When that trust is misplaced, the process becomes heavy and adversarial. When it is placed with the right General Contractor, the experience feels organized, supported, and unexpectedly calm.

That calm does not come from luck. It comes from experience. The strongest General Contractors bring more than construction knowledge to the table.

They bring perspective earned through years of repetition, pressure, and problem-solving. They have navigated poor soil reports, late design changes, utility surprises, and inspection setbacks without losing control of the project or the client relationship. Experience does not eliminate challenges, but it does shorten the distance between problem and resolution. Clients sense that steadiness immediately, even if they cannot articulate why.

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partnership between Rocky Mountain ADUs and a single, deeply experienced General Contractor, ensuring design, planning, and construction move forward as one unified effort rather than disconnected phases.

What often goes unseen is that the best General Contractors do not operate alone. Over time, they intentionally build teams around them. Trusted engineers, architects, designers, and subcontractors become part of a cohesive ecosystem rather than a rotating cast. These relationships are forged through years of collaboration, accountability, and shared standards.

When a GC has built that kind of bench, coordination becomes fluid instead of reactive, and decisions move forward with clarity rather than friction.

This distinction matters more than most homeowners realize. Projects rarely unravel because of one dramatic mistake.

They break down through dozens of small misalignments between people who are not operating in sync. A seasoned General Contractor minimizes that risk by working with professionals who already share a common language. Engineers design with constructability in mind.

Architects understand local jurisdictions and permitting realities. Trades respect sequencing, craftsmanship, and site leadership. Even the field leads and project managers behind the scenes play a critical role in reinforcing consistency at every stage of the build.

For real estate professionals, developers, and advisors, this is where real value lies. Referring a client to “a contractor” is not the same as referring them to a contractor who has built and maintained a reliable, high-performing team.

When the experience feels organized, communicative, and steady, that confidence reflects back on everyone involved in the referral. When it does not, the ripple effect is just as strong.

In ADU and complex residential construction, team-based leadership becomes even more critical. These projects live at the intersection of zoning regulations, neighborhood sensitivities, financing constraints, and deeply personal timelines. There is little margin for error.

An experienced GC understands how to navigate codes, manage inspections proactively, and maintain momentum without compromising quality. Just as important, they understand how to communicate challenges honestly without creating fear. Transparency, when paired with competence, builds trust rather than tension.

This is where strong partnerships behind the scenes matter most. When the builder and the General Contractor operate as aligned partners rather than siloed roles, clients feel it immediately.

Decisions are made faster. Expectations are clearer. Accountability is shared.

In Boulder County, that alignment is exemplified through a long-standing

The best General Contractors do not overpromise. They do not sell speed or perfection. What they offer instead is leadership, consistency, and planning grounded in reality. Their role extends beyond building the structure itself.

They protect the client’s experience, guiding them through complexity with clarity and calm.

An effortless build experience is not the absence of challenges. It is the presence of the right leadership and the right team when those challenges arise.

Partnering with an experienced General Contractor means partnering with the ecosystem they have intentionally built. In an industry where complexity is unavoidable, that alignment is what 4.png Drive transforms construction from a source New of anxiety into a process clients can Home actually trust.

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Jessica Charlesworth is the Founder and CEO of Rocky Mountain ADUs, a Colorado-based design-build firm specializing in turnkey accessory dwelling units.

With a background in sales operations and system-based leadership, Jessica focuses on creating a seamless client experience through intentional partnerships and clear execution. Her exclusive collaboration with Brandi Jennings in Boulder County reflects a shared belief that aligned teams and experienced leadership are essential to a successful, low-stress build.

Jessica Charlesworth 720-807-5445 303-579-8317 Cell jessica@rockymtnadus.com rockymtnadus.com Brandi Jennings President BFAB Construction and Consulting Licensed General Contractor A 324 E Orchard Rd Centennial CO 80121 360-390-2375 Search in Drive Open with Share brandi@bfabconstructionco.com Rocky Mou… RMA (M… RM… bfabconstruction.com Ask Gemini https://www.facebook.com/ bfabconstruction/ RMA Logo - Rocky Mountain ADUs Team Drive - Google Drive

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She brings extensive experience in residential and accessory dwelling unit construction, with a focus on accessibility, constructability, and long-term livability.

Known for her detail-driven leadership style, Brandi has built a trusted network of engineers, architects, and trades across Colorado, guiding complex projects with clarity, accountability, and care.

JESSICA CHARLESWORTH AND BRANDI JENNINGS

There is a moment in every construction project when optimism meets reality.

It usually happens right after the client says, “This should be pretty straightforward,” and the General Contractor quietly knows better. That unspoken pause is where projects are either stabilized or set adrift.

Homeowners rarely witness it, but industry professionals recognize it instantly. The General Contractor does not simply manage a build. They shape the entire experience.

For clients stepping into a custom residential build or an accessory dwelling unit, the stakes are deeply personal. This is not a transactional purchase. It is an investment tied to family, independence, income, or long-term planning. Clients are trusting someone to take a vision rooted in their real life and translate it into something structural, regulated, and permanent. When that trust is misplaced, the process becomes heavy and adversarial. When it is placed with the right General Contractor, the experience feels organized, supported, and unexpectedly calm.

That calm does not come from luck. It comes from experience. The strongest General Contractors bring more than construction knowledge to the table.

They bring perspective earned through years of repetition, pressure, and problem-solving. They have navigated poor soil reports, late design changes, utility surprises, and inspection setbacks without losing control of the project or the client relationship. Experience does not eliminate challenges, but it does shorten the distance between problem and resolution. Clients sense that steadiness immediately, even if they cannot articulate why.

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partnership between Rocky Mountain ADUs and a single, deeply experienced General Contractor, ensuring design, planning, and construction move forward as one unified effort rather than disconnected phases.

What often goes unseen is that the best General Contractors do not operate alone. Over time, they intentionally build teams around them. Trusted engineers, architects, designers, and subcontractors become part of a cohesive ecosystem rather than a rotating cast. These relationships are forged through years of collaboration, accountability, and shared standards.

When a GC has built that kind of bench, coordination becomes fluid instead of reactive, and decisions move forward with clarity rather than friction.

This distinction matters more than most homeowners realize. Projects rarely unravel because of one dramatic mistake.

They break down through dozens of small misalignments between people who are not operating in sync. A seasoned General Contractor minimizes that risk by working with professionals who already share a common language. Engineers design with constructability in mind.

Architects understand local jurisdictions and permitting realities. Trades respect sequencing, craftsmanship, and site leadership. Even the field leads and project managers behind the scenes play a critical role in reinforcing consistency at every stage of the build.

For real estate professionals, developers, and advisors, this is where real value lies. Referring a client to “a contractor” is not the same as referring them to a contractor who has built and maintained a reliable, high-performing team.

When the experience feels organized, communicative, and steady, that confidence reflects back on everyone involved in the referral. When it does not, the ripple effect is just as strong.

In ADU and complex residential construction, team-based leadership becomes even more critical. These projects live at the intersection of zoning regulations, neighborhood sensitivities, financing constraints, and deeply personal timelines. There is little margin for error.

An experienced GC understands how to navigate codes, manage inspections proactively, and maintain momentum without compromising quality. Just as important, they understand how to communicate challenges honestly without creating fear. Transparency, when paired with competence, builds trust rather than tension.

This is where strong partnerships behind the scenes matter most. When the builder and the General Contractor operate as aligned partners rather than siloed roles, clients feel it immediately.

Decisions are made faster. Expectations are clearer. Accountability is shared.

In Boulder County, that alignment is exemplified through a long-standing

The best General Contractors do not overpromise. They do not sell speed or perfection. What they offer instead is leadership, consistency, and planning grounded in reality. Their role extends beyond building the structure itself.

They protect the client’s experience, guiding them through complexity with clarity and calm.

An effortless build experience is not the absence of challenges. It is the presence of the right leadership and the right team when those challenges arise.

Partnering with an experienced General Contractor means partnering with the ecosystem they have intentionally built. In an industry where complexity is unavoidable, that alignment is what 4.png Drive transforms construction from a source New of anxiety into a process clients can Home actually trust.

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Jessica Charlesworth is the Founder and CEO of Rocky Mountain ADUs, a Colorado-based design-build firm specializing in turnkey accessory dwelling units.

With a background in sales operations and system-based leadership, Jessica focuses on creating a seamless client experience through intentional partnerships and clear execution. Her exclusive collaboration with Brandi Jennings in Boulder County reflects a shared belief that aligned teams and experienced leadership are essential to a successful, low-stress build.

Jessica Charlesworth 720-807-5445 303-579-8317 Cell jessica@rockymtnadus.com rockymtnadus.com Brandi Jennings President BFAB Construction and Consulting Licensed General Contractor A 324 E Orchard Rd Centennial CO 80121 360-390-2375 Search in Drive Open with Share brandi@bfabconstructionco.com Rocky Mou… RMA (M… RM… bfabconstruction.com Ask Gemini https://www.facebook.com/ bfabconstruction/ RMA Logo - Rocky Mountain ADUs Team Drive - Google Drive

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TOP 100 STANDINGS Real Producers in Boulder County for Q4 2024 #

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

#

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

#

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

#

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

1

The Bernardi Group

The Bernardi Group

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

31

Kristin

Kalush

Compass - Boulder

61

Laura

Chittick

RE/MAX Elevate

81

Amanda

Lovato

Compass - Boulder

62

Brigitte

Furst

8z Real Estate

82

Andy

Burgess

Compass - Boulder

2

The Zach Zeldner Team

The Zach Zeldner Team

Compass - Boulder

32

Bianca

Griffith

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

63

Amy

Neb

Dwellings Colorado Real Estate

83

Firuzeh

Saidi

Compass - Boulder

3

Patrick

Brown

Compass - Boulder

33

Erik

Boye

Compass - Boulder

64

Daryl

Smith

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

84

Michelle

Clifford

Compass - Boulder

4

Marybeth

Emerson

The Agency - Boulder

34

Batey

McGraw

DFH Colorado Realty LLC

65

Lisa

Wade

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

85

Kim

Payes

The Agency - Boulder

5

Patrick

Dolan

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

35

Kelly

Moye

Compass-Denver

66

Fred

Dodds

WK Real Estate

86

Svein

Groem

Open Real Estate

6

Elizabeth

Ryterski

RE/MAX Elevate

36

Brian

Delaney

Delaney Realty Group

67

Catherine

Burgess

Compass - Boulder

87

Nathan

Freeman

CORE Residential

7

Deborah

Read Fowler

Madison & Company Properties

37

Patricia

Dessel

Compass - Boulder

68

Terry

Larson

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

88

Linda

Nehls

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

69

Kathleen

Winegardner

Kearney Realty

89

Laura

WhittakerMorningstar

Compass - Boulder

70

Tim

Shea

Compass - Boulder

90

Clove

Berger

milehimodern - Boulder

71

Jennifer

Rutherford

WK Real Estate

91

Amy

Gilbride

Compass - Boulder

72

Alison

Sirlin

Live West Realty

92

David

Fish

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

73

Catherine

Camp

RE/MAX Alliance-Nederland

93

Suzy

Williamson

Suzy Williamson

8

Cari

Higgins

Compass - Boulder

38

Steve

Altermatt

8z Real Estate

9

Daphne

Queen

8z Real Estate

39

Karen

Libin

KL Realty

10

Anne

Wells

The Agency - Boulder

40

Karen

Straus

8z Real Estate

11

Laura

Levy

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

41

Stephen

Remmert

Compass - Boulder

12

Miles

Kunkel

Compass - Boulder

42

Ethan

Bullock

Compass - Boulder

74

Sue

Masterson

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

94

Osman

Parvez

House Einstein

13

William

Greig

Compass - Boulder

43

Zana

Leiferman

Real Realty Colorado

75

Jennifer

Gilligan

Compass - Boulder

95

Barb

Silverman

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

14

Zachary

Zeldner

Compass - Boulder

44

Sara

Groem

Open Real Estate

76

Michelle

Murphy

RE/MAX Elevate

96

Michelle

Trudgeon

WK Real Estate

15

John

McElveen

milehimodern - Boulder

45

Dunbar

Hardy

Compass - Boulder

77

Meghan

Bach

Compass - Boulder

97

Christopher

Martinez

RE/MAX Alliance-Longmont

16

Laura

Shaffer

RE/MAX Elevate

46

Bethany

Sartell

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

78

Brooke

Weathers

Compass - Boulder

98

Michelle

Bodin

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

17

Tim

Goodacre

milehimodern - Boulder

47

Lindsey

Hughes

Compass - Boulder

79

Ryan

Bass

Compass - Boulder

99

Leyla

Steele

RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder

18

Rich

Gribbon

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

48

Olga

Delange

milehimodern - Boulder

80

Mike

Harris

The Agency - Boulder

100

Michael

Bader

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

19

Lynn

Ryan

milehimodern - Boulder

49

Janet

Leap

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

20

Jon

Hatch

Compass - Boulder

50

Mary

Herre

Live West Realty

21

Kelly

Atteridg

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

51

Candace

Newlove-Marrs

milehimodern - Boulder

22

Brian

Sundberg

Compass - Boulder

52

Stewart

Ward

Compass - Boulder

23

Chris

Angelovic

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

53

Coloradohomesource

Coloradohomesource

RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder

24

Angela

Moss

8z Real Estate

54

Karolyn

Merrill

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

25

Jeffery

Erickson

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

55

Hawk

Vanek

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

26

Jennifer

Egbert

milehimodern - Boulder

56

John

Hoeffler

WK Real Estate

27

Krista

Koth

Compass - Boulder

57

Kristen

Brown Martin

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

28

Kimberly

Thompson

milehimodern - Boulder

58

James

Thomas

RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder

29

David

Janis

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

59

Zori

Levine

Compass - Boulder

30

Debra

Caplin

milehimodern - Boulder

60

Philip

Booth

milehimodern - Boulder

30 • February 2026

Boulder County Real Producers • 31

TOP 100 STANDINGS Real Producers in Boulder County for Q4 2024 #

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

#

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

#

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

#

First Name

Last Name

Office Name

1

The Bernardi Group

The Bernardi Group

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

31

Kristin

Kalush

Compass - Boulder

61

Laura

Chittick

RE/MAX Elevate

81

Amanda

Lovato

Compass - Boulder

62

Brigitte

Furst

8z Real Estate

82

Andy

Burgess

Compass - Boulder

2

The Zach Zeldner Team

The Zach Zeldner Team

Compass - Boulder

32

Bianca

Griffith

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

63

Amy

Neb

Dwellings Colorado Real Estate

83

Firuzeh

Saidi

Compass - Boulder

3

Patrick

Brown

Compass - Boulder

33

Erik

Boye

Compass - Boulder

64

Daryl

Smith

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

84

Michelle

Clifford

Compass - Boulder

4

Marybeth

Emerson

The Agency - Boulder

34

Batey

McGraw

DFH Colorado Realty LLC

65

Lisa

Wade

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

85

Kim

Payes

The Agency - Boulder

5

Patrick

Dolan

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

35

Kelly

Moye

Compass-Denver

66

Fred

Dodds

WK Real Estate

86

Svein

Groem

Open Real Estate

6

Elizabeth

Ryterski

RE/MAX Elevate

36

Brian

Delaney

Delaney Realty Group

67

Catherine

Burgess

Compass - Boulder

87

Nathan

Freeman

CORE Residential

7

Deborah

Read Fowler

Madison & Company Properties

37

Patricia

Dessel

Compass - Boulder

68

Terry

Larson

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

88

Linda

Nehls

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

69

Kathleen

Winegardner

Kearney Realty

89

Laura

WhittakerMorningstar

Compass - Boulder

70

Tim

Shea

Compass - Boulder

90

Clove

Berger

milehimodern - Boulder

71

Jennifer

Rutherford

WK Real Estate

91

Amy

Gilbride

Compass - Boulder

72

Alison

Sirlin

Live West Realty

92

David

Fish

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

73

Catherine

Camp

RE/MAX Alliance-Nederland

93

Suzy

Williamson

Suzy Williamson

8

Cari

Higgins

Compass - Boulder

38

Steve

Altermatt

8z Real Estate

9

Daphne

Queen

8z Real Estate

39

Karen

Libin

KL Realty

10

Anne

Wells

The Agency - Boulder

40

Karen

Straus

8z Real Estate

11

Laura

Levy

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

41

Stephen

Remmert

Compass - Boulder

12

Miles

Kunkel

Compass - Boulder

42

Ethan

Bullock

Compass - Boulder

74

Sue

Masterson

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

94

Osman

Parvez

House Einstein

13

William

Greig

Compass - Boulder

43

Zana

Leiferman

Real Realty Colorado

75

Jennifer

Gilligan

Compass - Boulder

95

Barb

Silverman

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

14

Zachary

Zeldner

Compass - Boulder

44

Sara

Groem

Open Real Estate

76

Michelle

Murphy

RE/MAX Elevate

96

Michelle

Trudgeon

WK Real Estate

15

John

McElveen

milehimodern - Boulder

45

Dunbar

Hardy

Compass - Boulder

77

Meghan

Bach

Compass - Boulder

97

Christopher

Martinez

RE/MAX Alliance-Longmont

16

Laura

Shaffer

RE/MAX Elevate

46

Bethany

Sartell

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

78

Brooke

Weathers

Compass - Boulder

98

Michelle

Bodin

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

17

Tim

Goodacre

milehimodern - Boulder

47

Lindsey

Hughes

Compass - Boulder

79

Ryan

Bass

Compass - Boulder

99

Leyla

Steele

RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder

18

Rich

Gribbon

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

48

Olga

Delange

milehimodern - Boulder

80

Mike

Harris

The Agency - Boulder

100

Michael

Bader

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

19

Lynn

Ryan

milehimodern - Boulder

49

Janet

Leap

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

20

Jon

Hatch

Compass - Boulder

50

Mary

Herre

Live West Realty

21

Kelly

Atteridg

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

51

Candace

Newlove-Marrs

milehimodern - Boulder

22

Brian

Sundberg

Compass - Boulder

52

Stewart

Ward

Compass - Boulder

23

Chris

Angelovic

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

53

Coloradohomesource

Coloradohomesource

RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder

24

Angela

Moss

8z Real Estate

54

Karolyn

Merrill

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

25

Jeffery

Erickson

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

55

Hawk

Vanek

LIV Sotheby's Intl Realty

26

Jennifer

Egbert

milehimodern - Boulder

56

John

Hoeffler

WK Real Estate

27

Krista

Koth

Compass - Boulder

57

Kristen

Brown Martin

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc

28

Kimberly

Thompson

milehimodern - Boulder

58

James

Thomas

RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder

29

David

Janis

Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder

59

Zori

Levine

Compass - Boulder

30

Debra

Caplin

milehimodern - Boulder

60

Philip

Booth

milehimodern - Boulder

30 • February 2026

Boulder County Real Producers • 31

Wrapping Up

2025

Regional sales volume rebounded significantly in 2025, reaching its highest point since 2022, but activity remains well below historic norms—still 33.4% under the 2020 peak and 16% below average years. Northern Colorado saw increases in average sales price and total volume, while Boulder County’s volume climbed but average price declined.

Provided by First American Title in Boulder County and the Surrounding areas For more information contact: Dori Van Lone Sales Executive (720) 534-8190 dvanlone@firstam.com

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Superior

32 • February 2026

Boulder County Real Producers • 33

Wrapping Up

2025

Regional sales volume rebounded significantly in 2025, reaching its highest point since 2022, but activity remains well below historic norms—still 33.4% under the 2020 peak and 16% below average years. Northern Colorado saw increases in average sales price and total volume, while Boulder County’s volume climbed but average price declined.

Provided by First American Title in Boulder County and the Surrounding areas For more information contact: Dori Van Lone Sales Executive (720) 534-8190 dvanlone@firstam.com

Boulder

Louisville

Superior

32 • February 2026

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