LIV Magazine | Denver Metro | Spring 2023

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Shannel Ryan

President, Metro Denver

Megan Maynard

Senior Vice President, Marketing

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The life you love.

On behalf of everyone here at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, I want to personally welcome you to the spring edition of our signature publication, LIV Magazine.

Spring is the season of renewal, and following the frenzied real estate market brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, we welcome the opportunity for change. While today’s news cycles are not easy to navigate, we are moving into a new phase, the net effect of which will be increased activity with more balanced conditions.

As a brokerage that began during the 2008 housing crisis, we have weathered the most challenging markets of our lifetime and continue to rise as an organization. In short—we’re built for this.

How? As a full-service brokerage, LIV Sotheby’s brokers have the backing of a leadership team with years of experience within the real estate industry and beyond, in-house legal counsel, a fully licensed

transaction management team, and a one-of-akind, in-house marketing agency that yields an unmatched level of support for any real estate need before, during, and after the sale of your property.

Rest assured—as your expectations have grown, so has our ability to exceed them. Across the Front Range, our LIV Sotheby’s brokers consistently outperform the overall market by two to three times and lead the nation with the highest per-agent sales volume. At LIV, we have an amazing collective thinktank of professionals who succeed in every market and are committed to the highest levels of quality and expertise.

This issue of LIV Magazine highlights all spring has to offer with an array of insightful stories and beautiful homes that will pique your interest whether you’re buying, selling, or staying in your home. At LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, we are honored to be living the life we love and helping our clients and communities do the same.

SHANNEL RYAN President, Metro Denver, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty

Natural Elements

Explore the latest design trends to create beautiful, welcoming outdoor living spaces.

BACKYARD BLISS

What better season than spring to reimagine your outdoor space? From Boulder to Golden, Castle Rock to Downtown Denver, Coloradoans enjoy spending more time outside as the weather warms up. Discover the latest trends in decor and landscaping to create a space you love.

Yardzen, a leading landscape design platform, has declared 2023 The Year of Backyard Bliss, with specific ideas on how to improve outdoor spaces. Their annual trend report compiles data from over one million American homeowners.

“This year the data tells a story that homeowners are investing in outdoor projects that increase their enjoyment at home” according to Yardzen. “Many homeowners are creating landscaping that makes them feel happy, whole, and connected.” The top trends identified include immersive yards, maximalist plantings, wellness sanctuaries, and day-to-night spaces.

DAWN TO DUSK DESIGN

Design is trending toward spaces that transition seamlessly from day to night, with thoughtful areas and furnishings that serve a variety of purposes. If you like to enjoy your morning latte outside, create a comfortable seating area with Eastern exposure to receive warm morning light. The same location can play host informal cocktails with friends, with the simple addition of candles or lanterns for evening entertaining. Layer in linens and table settings that complement the color palette of the garden for effortless entertaining under the night sky.

Outdoor kitchens can double a home’s kitchen space, with unique additions such as pizza ovens, rotisseries, and outdoor bars that are inviting to guests. Yardzen reports a 69% increase in outdoor bars, a 68% jump in large outdoor dining tables, and a 65% rise in pizza ovens.

SUMMER SOIREES

As the days become longer in the summer months, cocktail parties and dinners move outside to take advantage of Colorado’s enviable weather. Lighten up your outdoor spaces with LED lanterns, which can be used as decorative centerpieces for dining alfresco or to brighten up decks and walkways.

With a temperature dip after sunset, outdoor fireplaces are a perfect gathering place for parties that stretch into the evening hours. For townhomes, condos, or apartments with smaller outdoor spaces, chimineas or tower heaters will keep your guests cozy.

STELLAR SIGHTLINES

Immersive yards draw on the landscape principle of designing on both the horizontal and vertical planes. This technique draws in the viewer throughout the space, and it can be accomplished with the addition of arbors, gazebos, trellises, and other elements that create height as a complement to gardens and yards. In more compact spaces, garden features such as bamboo fences or tall decorative metal accents create height and variety.

Data from Yardzen shows that over the past year, 47% more clients requested a pathway, designs with a pergola rose 40%

and 23% more plans included trellises, as homeowners bring these techniques to life in their outdoor spaces with the interplay of vertical and horizontal features.

Gardens are trending toward lush and full landscaping, with an emphasis on native and climate-friendly plants. The yard-totable phenomenon is still popular, as homeowners look to their gardens for seasonal vegetables and herbs. Builder Magazine, a resource for home plans, design ideas, and product innovation reports that “since 2020, requests for edible gardens and raised beds have increased each year with 30% of clients requesting raised beds, and a 43% increase in greenhouses since 2022.”

POPS OF COLOR

The Pantone Color of the Year is magenta, which can be added in a myriad of ways. Flowers such as dianthus, dahlias, and petunias are a vibrant way to add color to gardens. To brighten up outdoor lounge areas and dining spaces, amp up the color with throw pillows, table runners, or weather-resistant outdoor rugs. Planters of various heights can line walkways and decks to add visual interest and create distinct spaces between dining tables, outdoor kitchens, and poolside lounges.

NAMASTE WITH A SPA DAY AT HOME

Homes are featuring more areas to enhance relaxation and wellness, such as plunge pools, yoga platforms, and other spa-inspired elements. Yardzen reported a 45% increase in saunas and a 34% uptick in hot tubs as homeowners utilize their decks, patios, and backyards as sanctuaries. Plunge pools are gaining popularity as a top addition to outdoor spaces. They require less space and less upkeep than a traditional full-size swimming pool and offer the perfect spot for a quick dip to cool off during warmer months as well as being visually appealing. Since many people are using their homes as remote offices, it’s beneficial to have a zen-like location for a digital detox at the end of the day. Whether it’s a luxurious cedar sauna, dedicated meditation garden, or soaking tub, create a wellness hub to bring the spa experience home.

Whether it’s a lush garden, expansive yard, wrap-around deck, or quaint balcony, each home’s outdoor space creates additional living space and often serves as the entertaining hub during warmer months. Whether your personal aesthetic is contemporary, traditional, or mountain modern, elements of each design style can be woven into outdoor spaces for extra layers of luxury. With some strategic additions, every outdoor space can become more luxurious and inviting, ideal to make the most of springtime in Colorado.

Eco-conscious & Stylish Upgrades

Environmentally friendly improvements to protect your home, your family, and your investment

According to luxury consulting company Agility Research & Strategy’s TrendLens survey, 75% of affluent Americans are willing to pay more for eco-friendly and sustainable brands. Transformations ranging from advanced HVAC systems to cork spray siding enhance your family’s safety, provide peace of mind, and increase the property’s value.

SAFEGUARD AGAINST THE ELEMENTS

Metal roofing is a popular choice for homes in Colorado due to its durability with weather that ranges from spring hailstorms to hot summers to icy, snowy winters. Crafted from premiumgrade materials such as steel, aluminum, or copper, metal is resistant to combustion from wildfires and capable of enduring harsh weather without sustaining damage. Metal roofs are also on trend with the clean lines and modern aesthetic, which are in high demand from buyers. On the sustainable front, metal roofs last an average of 40-70 years, depending on the material used. Traditional asphalt roofs only last 12-20 years before needing to be replaced.

Cork spray siding is an innovative green feature that replaces traditional paint and has the look and feel of stucco. It’s a combination of 80% cork granules and 20% water-based paint, can last up to 20 years, provides a strong barrier to water, and is fire resistant.

Cement fiber siding, made of cement and cellulose fibers, is a fire-resistant, impact-resistant material, available in a variety of colors and styles. It mimics the elegant aesthetic of wood, stone, or other materials to match the overall style of any home. Another option is a stone veneer which offers a natural stone look and can withstand hailstorms and fire.

Hemant Kalbag, managing director of Alvarez & Marsal Consumer Retail Group, notes that “Millennials and Gen Z are much more motivated by sustainability as part of decisionmaking. That’s having an impact on how companies need to think about luxury goods.”

BREATHE EASY

According to NASA climate and wildfire expert Liz Hoy, changes in our climate, along with other factors, have led to wildfires increasing in intensity, severity, size, and duration. Wildfires can affect negatively affect air quality hundreds of miles away.

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the development of air filtration systems for homes. The latest technology is designed to filter out harmful particles and pollutants and assist in controlling asthma or other respiratory issues, boosting your family’s overall health and safety.

HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters are some of the most effective air filtration systems available. They can filter out particles as small as 0.3 microns in size, including smoke and ash particles. HEPA filters work by using a dense filter material that traps particles. Many new air purifiers and HVAC systems come with HEPA filters as standard features. Also consider activated carbon filters which absorb harmful chemicals and smells from the air, and UV-C light which uses ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and viruses that might be present in the air. It is expected that homes equipped with state-of-the-art air filtration systems will become increasingly desirable to prospective buyers, as they seek out the ultimate in protection for their families.

“The sustainable home is becoming the norm,” says Milton Pedraza, founder and CEO of research, consulting,

and education firm Luxury Institute. “Wealthy people are demanding that they get that from homebuilders, and when they refurbish or renovate homes, they’re installing those kinds of very energy efficient, aesthetically pleasing, sustainable kinds of products.” With the increasing frequency of environmental events, prospective buyers are likely to prioritize homes that offer eco-friendly features and protection against harmful effects.

Elegant landscaping is a luxurious addition to homes, boosting the appearance and the resale value. Landscaping also plays a role in protecting your property from extreme weather events. Trees and shrubs can reduce the impact of strong winds by acting as natural windbreaks, and fire-resistant vegetation like lavender and sand cherry trees can help to absorb excess water, mitigate the risk of flooding, and elevate the look of gardens and outdoor spaces.

Landscaping with rock features, gravel, and boulders, known as hardscaping, creates aesthetically pleasing design elements and creates a natural firebreak as well. These features also cut

down on a homes’ watering and irrigation needs, making them ideal additions in Colorado’s high desert climate.

Plants native to Colorado including Columbine, sage, and golden currant, are well-adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, and they are generally more resistant to pests. They also require less water than non-native plants, which makes them ideal options for low water landscaping and buyers motivated by eco-conscious landscaping.

PERFECT YOUR POLICY

Single-family homes and condos in the Denver Metro area have appreciated 39% in the last 5 years, from an average price of $441,049 in January 2018 to $612,883 in January 2023. If you purchased your home several years ago, we recommend revisiting your insurance policy to make sure that your property has adequate coverage for the current valuation of your home.

For many Americans, their home is their largest investment in their portfolio. The peace of mind that comes with a carefully crafted insurance plan is paramount. With a comprehensive policy in place, you can rest assured that your property is safeguarded against minor wear-and-tear issues such as leaks and unpredictable events such as floods or wildfires. Any claim made on an insurance policy can have a significant impact on premiums, and with the ever-changing environmental landscape, insurance companies may also revise their coverage policies. So, it is wise to stay abreast of the latest developments and make informed decisions accordingly.

With the rapid pace of property appreciation, a frequent review will make sure your policy is up to date and reflects the correct property value. Insurance providers also offer a property assessment tool online that does calculations for you to determine your property’s worth. An appraiser can walk you through the factors, including renovations and an inventory of your belongings, which determine your home’s replacement value.

When updating your home, utilize stylish, smart design to maximize the beauty of our surroundings in Colorado. Strategic upgrades will increase your home’s value, make each day in your residence more enjoyable, and keep your family and your investment safe.

With the number of contradictory headlines about the housing market in the Greater Denver area, we’ve enlisted our experts to help you make sense of the confusing— and often conflicting— data points and better navigate today’s market.

Making Sense of the Mixed Messages in the Marketplace

Home sales are down, but home prices are up.

Despite the 26 percent downturn in the number of properties bought and sold last year, the average selling price increased by 11 percent, according to the 2022 Year-End Denver Micro Market Report from LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (LIV SIR).

Yes, it is true—the overall real estate market is down in terms of total sales volume. However, it’s not the complete collapse that the negative headlines might have you believe. Despite the declines in sales volume, prices have remained strong as we’re still seeing very high buyer demand in the Denver area. The COVID-19 crazed market of the past two years left many buyers on the sidelines; either unable to find the homes they wanted or simply unwilling to shop during that frenzied market.

“Home pricing is much more dynamic and rapidly changing than ever before. At LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, we find that the best pricing strategy primarily considers the current active and pending properties on the market. This approach is a much more accurate reflection of today’s supply and demand, and will ultimately fetch our clients significantly better outcomes than pricing based on sold listings” said Shannel Ryan, President of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Denver Metro offices.

Of course, sellers need to have realistic expectations as well, cautions Megan Sisk Aller, analyst at First American Title Insurance in Denver. “Sellers still think it’s 2021- 2022, but everything is shifting so quickly.” Leveraging the sold prices of the last few years alone could be misleading and detrimental to a successful sale.

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While the 2023 real estate market started a bit sleepy, by the third weekend in February, it was in full swing. With only 0.8 months of for sale inventory, the market has been holding steady through the end of March. The low inventory signals that it will remain a competitive market, with prices remaining high and multiple offers likely. While it is not the frenzy that we experienced the last two years, so far 37% of homes in Denver sold for over the asking price, at 3-6% above on average.

Even with the record-breaking sales volume over the past few years, there is still strong demand for homes in the Denver Metro area. But when you live in a place as wonderful as Colorado’s Front Range, buyer demand feels nearly insatiable—especially with our proximity to the mountains and the wonderful urban lifestyle. Plus, there are always people who need to move for many reasons as well, whether it be marriage or divorce, moving into a larger home, or downsizing.

Because inventory remains low, buyers are getting crafty on how to get into a home with smart and creative financial solutions. In navigating mortgage rates that have risen from their historic lows, buyers are seeking alternatives with the

understanding that rates are not likely to increase through the end of the year. The popularity of 10/1, 7/1 Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARMs) indicate that buyers recognize the volatility of rates at the current moment, yet have confidence in the broader the market real estate on a long-term basis.

While all of this indicates that it technically remains a seller’s market, buyers are gaining more leverage and things are becoming more balanced. Real estate finance company Knock predicts that the Denver Metro area will slightly favor buyers by the summer of 2023.

“Sellers still think it’s 2021-2022, but everything is shifting so quickly”

MEGAN SISK ALLER, ANALYST

Account Executive, Denver

First

The buyer demand does not match the available home inventory in much of the greater Denver area.

Days on market look longer due to the slow start of the year, but momentum in market is building— and certain sectors of the market are hot.

Homes for sale stayed on the market longer than expected in early 2023 due to a hangover from the sluggish movement in the market in November and December of 2022, but by February, median days on market reached approximately eight days.

HYPER LOCAL DEMAND

With built-up buyer demand for particular neighborhoods or enclaves, we’re seeing the strong emergence of micro market trends that buck the larger market trends. These high demand areas could be a subdivision or neighborhoods like Golden Triangle, Capitol Hill, and Baker, known for their historic architecture, cultural landmarks, and artsy vibes. Suburban areas like Aurora, Lakewood, and Littleton are also

popular among homebuyers due to their more affordable housing options, excellent school districts, and family-friendly communities. Figuratively, homes in high demand areas such as these are flying off the shelves with sellers often receiving multiple offers.

As Sisk Aller’s data shows, sales results can vary widely from subdivision to subdivision, and having a local real estate agent who specializes in the Denver Metro area is the best way to help you navigate each specific housing market. For example, according to the LIV SIRs Year-End Denver Micro Market Report, the average price of a home in downtown Denver fell 0.4% between 2021 and 2022, while in Greenwood Village West, it increased by 3.6%.

FLIGHT TO QUALITY

Not all homes are created equal. Now more than ever, buyer demand is more concentrated on turnkey, move-in ready, updated homes.

“We always said that there was a buyer for every home, but lately buyers seemingly just want updated homes. There are fewer and fewer people willing to take on projects and fix things themselves. Maybe it’s because of supply chain frustrations, but the more you can take improvements off the table, the quicker a home will sell,” advises Ben Day, VP, Managing Broker at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty in Colorado Springs.

“[Your home] needs to be ready to go,” says Sisk Aller. “Those that have been selling are staged with great photography and a pre-inspection.”

While it technically remains a seller’s market, buyers have more ability to negotiate concessions. So, before you list Sisk Aller advises that all major repairs (a pre- pre-inspection can help you ascertain which fixes are needed) and upgrades are made (kitchens, bathrooms, furnaces, AC, and roofs are particularly popular).

Buyers also need to come prepared to compete. “You need to be working to save as much as possible and have financing secured.” states Sisk Aller.. Working with a trusted real estate advisor who is an expert in the subtleties of local micro -markets can help translate the current real estate climate and successfully guide you through your journey.

HOW TO STAY AHEAD

Denver remains one of the most desirable places to buy a house in Colorado for a whole host of reasons. With access to urban offerings such as galleries, museums, and top-tier medical services, it maintains its position as one of the top markets in the nation due to inventory versus demand as more people from across the country choose to live close to the beauty of the Rocky Mountains.

An experienced broker can help you strategize for a speedier sale by helping you decide on the proper price to attract the most qualified buyers. Studies also show that, on average, a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) listing in the United States sells for around $100,000 less than agent-assisted sales.

“The greatest concern when selling a home is pricing—pricing too high or too low could mean leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table. And with today’s quickly shifting market, I think that risk is greater than ever,” Shyla Rogers, VP, Managing Broker at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty in the Denver Tech Center.

With things changing day by day, the best way to stay up-todate and informed is by relying on expert guidance from a trusted broker who can help you make the best decision for you and your family.

“Home pricing is much more dynamic and rapidly changing than ever before.”

SHANNEL RYAN

President, Metro Denver LIV Sotheby’s International Realty

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BOULDER

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Jim Bodin

Michelle Bodin

Eric Breslin

Tiffany Brodie

Heather Cullen

Alex D’Allaird

Nick Duncan

Carliss Erickson

Jeff Erickson

Jason Filler

Josh Jackson

Marie Jacobs

DJ Johnson

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Lisa Lebas

Christopher Madaras

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Adam Micheli

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Les Pfenning

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Greg Roeder

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Andy Sepac

Barb Silverman

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CASTLE ROCK

Heather Alpert

Tracy Carter

Laura Hooker Daniels

Chris Denny

Bob Hier

Felicia Jenkins

Joy Nowakowski

Joyce Paloma

Steven Ross

Cindy Sheldon

Kyle Sheldon

Karina Stevens

Elaine Stucy

Margaret Wysocki

CHERRY CREEK

Christy L. Andrisen

Jennifer Antonio

Maggie Armstrong

Ann Atkinson

Erin Rose

Min Baglieri

Lisa Barratt

Jon Bastone

Demian Baum

Michael Berman

Scott Bernard

Jeff Bernard

Susie Bernardi

Garrett Beserra

Steve Blank

Kay Bohan

Chris Bouc

Brittany Bouse

Trish Bragg

Bob Brier

Brooke Burgamy

Gina Burke

Michelle Campbell

KiKi Cannon

Holly Carpenter

Kacey Carson

Olivia Casa Monday

Mckinze Casey

Joy Castillo

Leslie Cavness

Ronda Chapleski

Bob Chase

Jordan Christensen

Dee Ciancio

Steve Ciancio

Diane Clow

Lindsay Coe

Tamara Cooper

Lana Cordier

Greg Cox

Todd Crosbie

Johnny DeBrito

Jennifer Dechtman

Sean Devine

Stacey Donaldson

Joanne Ernstsen

Debra Fagan

Judy Fahrenkrog

Ron Feldman

Leigh Flanagan

Denise Franks

Scott Franks

Georgia Gallagher

Claudia Garza

Brent Gilles

Jon Goldberg

Jake Goldberg

Ryan Haarer

Angela Hacker

Wendy Handler

Nilmini Senanayaki Hecox

Taylor Heslop

Katie Hoster

Diane Huttner

Armie James

Melissa Jones

Justin Joseph

Milena Joy

Annichen Kassel

Douglas D. Kerbs

Kris Kerr

Jen Kim

Jenny Kurpinsky

Robin Lake

Susie Langford

Taylor Lawton

Andi Leahey

Adana Leonard

Nancy Levine

Janci Lowry McClafferty

Ann Ludwig

John Ludwig

Amy Mancini

Ron Martinez

Jessica Maupin

Lindsay McBride

Colleen McGrath

Chris Merman

Kristin Michas

Jamie Michas

Saana Miklo

Casey Miller

Becky Miller

Bobbi Lou Miller

Jen Naused

Jan Nelsen

Dyllan Nguyen

Ammy Nguyen

Christine Nicholson

Terry Oakes

Cindy Oakes

Luke O’Bryan

Carly Olson

Blake O’Shaughnessy

Jennifer Parson

Dena Pastorini

John Patterson

Bob Persichetti

Scott Petersen

Lauren-Claire Poitevent

Hank Pool

Stacy Resop

Liz Richards

Shelby Richardson

Marcela Robbins

Kenzie Robertson

Symantha Rodriguez

Erin Rule

Ben Rule

Kylie Russell

Donna Ryan

Beth Sand

Coleen Sanders

Michelle Seward

Mike Smith

Joseph Sobin

Leisa Sollenberger

Laura Sperry

Benjamin Spoliansky

Kathy Staiano

Susan Sweeney

Elaine Swomley

Richard Swomley

Deborah Syke

Stephen Taylor

Nicole Teaney

Kelly Tierney

Shannon Tiger

Judy Trumbull

Jane Unhammer

Deviree Vallejo

Lea Van Schaack

Maria Vitale

Molly Weiss

Sarah White

Patti Maurer Williams

Katie Williams

Ian Wolfe

Debbie Zucker

COLORADO SPRINGS

Hayle Black

Lisa Cheponis

Eve Courson

Ben Day

Megan Dommer

Laura Kloth

Sherry Landwehr

Susan Myers

George Nehme

Rebecca Nehme

Michelle Grove Reiland

Eric Scott

Tim Smith

Lauren Stadjuhar

Maggie Turner

Jennifer Zurzolo

CASTLE PINES VILLAGE

Eva Barkman

Dick Berst

Jim Brennan

Laurie Brennan

Phillip Booghier

Mike Buck

Stacie Chadwick

Tim Clark

Mo Clark

Tracy Cole

Todd Cole

Angela Coleman

Wanda Ford

Kathryn Fountain

Rachel Goodman

Tommy Karaffa

Jacob Markley

Max Molitor

Jo Nestor

Rosemary Nigh

Andrea Noufer

Steve Redmond

Stefanie Staehlin

Kelly Steron

Audrey Will

DENVER TECH CENTER

Liesja Antieri

Kelly Baca

Denise Barnwell

Tom Barnwell

Josh Behr

Linda Behr

Kelly Birner

Heather Brecl

Beckett Brennan

Jane Brennan

Jewel Brown

Whitney Cain

Tricia Campbell

Michele Ciardullo

Christine Clark

Linda Clure

Holly Coors

Stuart Crowell

Becca Damiano

Zina Davis

Missy De Koning

Anne Dresser Kocur

Lori Drew

Ann Durham

Erin Hollingsworth

Ana Elizalde

Sue Evans

Alexandra Evans

Lisa Fallon

Chandler Fendler

Wendy Fryer

Larry Fullerton

Delroy Gill

Honey Grimes

Todd Groth

Kristin Hill

Crystal Hodge

Mark Jacobsma

Sandra Jarock

John Jobin

Lisa Jones

Sarabeth Jones

Brett Kotal

Janet Kritzer

Jennifer Leavitt

Aaron Luttrell

Jake Mackensen

Amie MacKenzie

Rochelle McNaughton

Chris Mease

Leslie Mease

Ryan J Mulstay

Kate Perry

Tricia Potucek

Joy Pursell

Melissa Richards

Hannah Rivera

Chantel Sandoval

Anna Savier

Nicole Scholle

Brock Schwarz

Larry Simpson

Ezekiel Snyder

Gwenivere Snyder

Anastasia Sommer

Chelsea Sundling

Tim Thein

Cherie Wahl

Kara Wetherill

Gail Wheeler

Stephanie Wyatt

Mor Zucker

EVERGREEN

Katie Clements

Amy Costello

Jonathan Danton

Jennifer Davenport

Sean Endsley

Richard Farquhar

Jennifer Goslau

Heather Graham

Mary Haling

Emily Henderson

Lori Hess

Alison Maltese

Robert McCarroll

Shane Murphy

Ryan Olbrich

Nicole Reyes

Nancy Silverman

Deborah Simon

Lark Stewart

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UNDER CONTRACT

7TH AVENUE HISTORIC DISTRICT

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 7,441 Square Feet 2325 E. 7th Avenue Parkway $4,000,000

Trish Bragg 303.638.6355

Maggie Armstrong 303.241.9244

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

3 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,370 Square Feet 515 Steele Street $3,975,000

Ian Wolfe 303.809.3531

Chris Bouc 303.669.4449

FIVE POINTS

14 Bedrooms, 15 Bathrooms, 5,183 Square Feet

2147 Tremont Place $3,750,000

Jon Goldberg 303.919.8950

Michelle Seward 303.886.0670

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,857 Square Feet

211 Garfield Street $3,695,000

Deviree Vallejo 303.931.0097

Liz Richards 303.956.2962

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

CAPITOL HILL

11 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 12,573 Square Feet 1350 N. Logan Street $3,000,000

Jeff Bernard 303.564.7630

DOWNTOWN DENVER

2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 2,771 Square Feet 1133 14th Street #1930 $2,800,000

Sean Devine 323.252.9939

UNDER CONTRACT

COUNTRY CLUB

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,738 Square Feet

355 N. Humboldt Street $2,750,000

Ron Feldman 303.888.1366

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 7,846 Square Feet

3 Sunflower Place $2,600,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

LITTLETON

7 Bedrooms, 10 Bathrooms, 9,418 Square Feet 10807 N. Chatfield Drive $2,500,000

Anne Dresser Kocur 303.229.6464

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,269 Square Feet 521 Adams Street $2,565,000

Ron Feldman 303.888.1366

Bob Brier 303.668.7080

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,950 Square Feet 155 Steele Street #416 $2,395,000

Georgia Gallagher 303.717.9007

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

CHERRY CREEK NORTH

OBSERVATORY PARK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,653 Square Feet 1940 S. Clayton Street $2,295,000

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

DOWNTOWN DENVER

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,343 Square Feet 1133 14th Street #2120 $2,200,000

Stacie Chadwick 303.829.4713

UNDER CONTRACT

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,354 Square Feet 3901 S. Birch Street $2,195,000

Kate Perry 303.810.0474

UNDER CONTRACT

CHEESMAN PARK

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,899 Square Feet 1299 N. Gilpin Street #12 $2,075,000

Delroy Gill 303.803.0258

Stuart Crowell 303.909.2331

UNIVERSITY PARK

6 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,628 Square Feet 2635 S. Monroe Street $2,000,000

Mor Zucker 303.557.8862

DOWNTOWN DENVER

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,679 Square Feet 865 Delaware Street $2,000,000

Douglas D. Kerbs 303.898.7818

DOWNTOWN DENVER

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,733 Square Feet 1133 14th Street #2030 $2,000,000

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

Nicole Scholle 720.326.2363

DOWNTOWN DENVER

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,343 Square Feet 1133 14th Street #1920 $1,995,000

Michelle Seward 303.886.0670

LOHI

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,340 Square Feet 3200 Vallejo Street $1,895,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

CHERRY CREEK

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,272 Square Feet 2500 E. Cherry Creek South Drive #608 $1,799,000

Douglas D. Kerbs 303.898.7818

LOHI

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,591 Square Feet 2822 Umatilla Street $1,795,000

Deviree Vallejo 303.931.0097

HILLTOP

4 Bedrooms + Study, 4 Bathrooms, 3,937 Square Feet 46 S. Albion Street $1,750,000

Steve Blank 303.520.5558 Georgia Gallagher 303.717.9007

UNDER CONTRACT CHERRY CREEK

0.28 Acres

2740 E. Cedar Avenue $1,699,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

RIVERFRONT PARK

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,478 Square Feet 1590 Little Raven Street #702 $1,695,000

Dena Pastorini 720.233.9096

Melissa Jones 610.506.3440

WASHINGTON PARK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 3,347 Square Feet 928 S. Logan Street $1,329,000

Jennifer Antonio 720.275.9695

WASHINGTON PARK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 3,347 Square Feet 924 S. Logan Street $1,314,000

Jennifer Antonio 720.275.9695

WASHINGTON PARK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 3,465 Square Feet

926 S. Logan Street $1,299,000

Jennifer Antonio 720.275.9695

CHERRY CREEK

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,127 Square Feet

2400 E. Cherry Creek S. Drive #204 $1,250,000

Kelly Birner 303.917.6530

CENTENNIAL

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,253 Square Feet

5991 S. Bellaire Way $1,300,000

Lea Van Schaack 303.803.2026

UNDER CONTRACT RIVERFRONT PARK

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,414 Square Feet

1700 Bassett Street #710 $1,200,000

Lindsay McBride 303.618.3622

DOWNTOWN

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,868 Square Feet

1411 Wynkoop Street #904 $1,250,000

Jake Mackensen 469.999.1402

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

WASHINGTON PARK

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,229 Square Feet

909 S. Clarkson Street $1,249,000

Lindsay McBride 303.618.3622

DOWNTOWN

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,048 Square Feet

1863 Wazee Street #4C $1,195,000

Douglas D. Kerbs 303.898.7818

SUNNYSIDE

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,392 Square Feet

3824 Wyandot Street

$1,175,000

Liz Richards

303.956.2962

CONGRESS PARK

5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,535 Square Feet

1274 Steele Street $1,130,000

Katie Hoster 303.482.5928

BELCARO

3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,092 Square Feet

1055 S. Steele Street $1,098,000

Terry Oakes 303.809.9259

Cindy Oakes 303.807.5281

LOWRY

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,881 Square Feet

655 Trenton Street $1,050,000

Steve Ciancio

303.860.8444

Dee Ciancio 303.246.8623

CENTENNIAL

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,038 Square Feet

8016 E. Fremont Avenue $1,150,000

Mckinze Casey 720.539.4547

Garrett Beserra 720.560.9312

DOWNTOWN

2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,848 Square Feet

2001 Lincoln Street #1711 $1,100,000

Robin Lake 303.875.2246

Armie James 731.336.3911

SOUTHMOOR PARK

5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,135 Square Feet

3646 S. Hibiscus Way $1,075,000

Jessica Maupin 561.715.5475

CENTENNIAL

6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,399 Square Feet

6117 E. Otero Place $1,000,000

Anne Dresser Kocur 303.229.6464

GOLDEN

2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, 720 Square Feet, 18.32 Acres 24880 US Highway 40 $3,000,000

Kay Bohan 303.915.1563

GOLDEN

17.09 Acres TBD US HWY 40 $2,500,000

Kay Bohan 303.915.1563

GOLDEN

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,936 Square Feet 1992 Montane Drive E. $2,450,000

Jennifer Davenport 303.919.4891

Emily Henderson 303.717.3418

GOLDEN

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,021 Square Feet 28246 Meadowlark Drive $2,100,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

GOLDEN

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,733 Square Feet 1004 4th Street $2,095,000

Delroy Gill 303.803.0258

Stuart Crowell 303.909.2331

GOLDEN

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,236 Square Feet 150 S. Kilmer Street $1,625,000

Leigh Flanagan 720.352.5006

GOLDEN

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 4,282 Square Feet 11561 Shimley Road $1,199,000

Jonathan Danton 720.403.1587

CASTLE ROCK

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 9,028 Square Feet 2130 Avenida Del Sol $4,650,000 Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

CASTLE ROCK

73.41 Acres 0 Quiet Oaks $3,500,000

Bob Hier 303.901.8323

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,687 Square Feet 6198 Oxford Peak Lane $3,200,000

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710

SEDALIA

4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 7,854 Square Feet 5074 S. Perry Park Road $3,200,000

Bob Hier 303.901.8323

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 6,226 Square Feet 1070 Cypress Way $3,195,000

Stacie Chadwick 303.829.4713

CASTLE ROCK

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 8,676 Square Feet 880 Diamond Ridge Circle $2,699,000

Wanda Ford 720.320.8901

Kathryn Fountain 303.324.3379

CASTLE ROCK

4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 7,641 Square Feet 1580 Colt Circle $2,685,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

UNDER CONTRACT HIGHLANDS RANCH

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 6,643 Square Feet 861 Courtland Place $2,100,000

Kylie Russell 303.521.7165

UNDER CONTRACT CASTLE ROCK

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,163 Square Feet 1974 Tulip Tree Place $1,800,000

Tim & Maureen Clark 303.888.9726

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,953 Square Feet 386 Castle Pines Drive $2,000,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

UNDER CONTRACT CASTLE ROCK

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,590 Square Feet 1484 Peak View Drive $1,795,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

CASTLE ROCK

36.85 Acres 583 Tessa View Lane $1,700,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

CASTLE ROCK

35.83 Acres 890 Tessa Drive $1,650,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

CASTLE ROCK

22.28 Acres 75 N. Ridge Road $1,600,000

Elaine Stucy 720.881.5718

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,097 Square Feet 868 Homestake Court $1,575,000

Tim & Maureen Clark 303.888.9726

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,925 Square Feet 5075 Covelo Drive $1,495,000

Richard Berst 303.809.6771

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 4,224 Square Feet 5062 Castle Pines Drive S. $1,495,000

Tim & Maureen Clark 303.888.9726

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 4,232 Square Feet 5005 Esmond Lane $1,200,000

Steve Redmond 303.359.7559

UNDER CONTRACT HIGHLANDS RANCH

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,067 Square Feet 2816 Greensborough Drive $1,075,000

Tammy Cooper 720.320.5029

DIVIDE

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,859 Square Feet, 105 Acres 1761 County Road 5 $3,400,000

Sue Myers 719.209.0364

Timothy Smith 719.301.5777

Benjamin Day 719.331.9170

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,857 Square Feet 5 Alta Vista Road $2,300,000

Jo Nestor 303.968.8910

COLORADO SPRINGS

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,838 Square Feet 1525 Napoli Way $2,300,000

Eric Scott 719.505.2426

COLORADO SPRINGS

10 Bedrooms, 10 Bathrooms, 6080 Square Feet

320 N. Cascade Avenue $1,900,000

George & Rebecca Nehme 719.963.1622

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,291 Square Feet 3725 Chataway Court $1,100,000

Eric Scott 719.505.2426

COLORADO SPRINGS

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,712 Square Feet 4545 Tierra Rojo Drive $1,400,000

George & Rebecca Nehme 719.578.8800

COLORADO SPRINGS

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,570 Square Feet 1611 N. Cascade Avenue $1,100,000

Laura Kloth 719.388.3387

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LOUISVILLE

1.67 Acres 425 Grant Avenue $3,500,000

Eric Breslin 303.919.1665

Adam Micheli 303.819.1690

BOULDER

3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,723 Square Feet

2135 11th Street $3,400,000

Arn Rasker 720.298.8888

NEDERLAND

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,615 Square Feet 3 Ridge View Road $3,200,000

Jeff Erickson 303.589.2741

Ryan McIntosh 720.495.4563

ARVADA

4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,546 Square Feet 7690 W. 71st Avenue $2,845,000

Maria Vitale 720.366.5121 Ron I. Martinez 303.881.4662

BERTHOUD

0.24 Acres 2696 Bluewater Road $2,500,000

Jason Filler 970.222.7031

Koa Schumann 970.310.9045

BOULDER

7 Bedroom Tri-Plex 2019-2023 Goss Street $1,850,000

Chris Angelovic 720.438.9232

BERTHOUD

0.43 Acres 2673 Bluewater Road $1,700,000

DJ Johnson 970.213.0648

THORNTON

4.8 Acres 13251 Yosemite Street $1,699,000

Les Pfenning 303.431.2345

BROOMFIELD

6 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 5,628 Square Feet 14140 Fairway Lane $1,600,000

Connie Kraska 720.309.2862

UNDER CONTRACT LONGMONT

5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,318 Square Feet 4636 Palmer Court $1,535,000

Barb Silverman 303.886.5329

BOULDER

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,730 Square Feet 1333 Pine Street #4 $1,500,000

Joy Castillo 720.291.5816

ARVADA

6 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,675 Square Feet 7595 Lewis Street $1,450,000

John Patterson 720.998.5531

BOULDER

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,001 Square Feet 2014 18th Street #6 $1,275,000

Doyle Richmond 970.390.9240 Jeff Erickson 303.589.2741

BOULDER

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,230 Square Feet 801 Kelly Road W. $1,300,000

Jason Kloss 720.253.6244

BRIGHTON

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,530 Square Feet 11040 E. 161st Avenue $1,250,000

Ammy Nguyen 720.883.7626

BROOMFIELD

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,230 Square Feet 13896 Muirfield Court $1,180,000

Jason Kloss 720.253.6244

EVERGREEN

5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 9,137 Square Feet

4128 Wild Flower Court $4,750,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

4 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 11,193 Square Feet

30726 Snowbird Lane $4,300,000

Gwenivere Snyder 303.718.1085

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 7,058 Square Feet

33000 Serendipity Trail $2,300,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

79.26 Acres 00 Highway 74 $2,000,000

Heather Graham 720.201.4187

Sean Endlsey 303.895.4663

EVERGREEN

4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,164 Square Feet 1424 Solitude Lane $1,900,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,814 Square Feet 30390 Beaver Creek Lane $1,749,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 3,932 Square Feet 31434 S. Bermuda Dunes Drive $1,350,000

Lark Stewart 303.880.5555

EVERGREEN

4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,604 Square Feet 1097 Valley Road $1,074,999

Sally Kate Tinch 214.826.9972

Phase 2 is Now Available

E. 2nd Avenue & Garfield Street | Starting at $3,400,000

Deviree Vallejo 303.931.0097

Liz Richards 303.956.2962

Josh Behr 303.903.9535

BRIDGECREEK TOWNHOMES

HAMPDEN SOUTH

3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2 Car Garage Hampden Ave & Yosemite St | Starting in the low $600,000’s

Molly Weiss 303.229.0652

Jan Nelsen 303.667.4182

NORTH POINTE 10 CHERRY CREEK NORTH

3-4 Bedrooms, 2.5-3.5 Bathrooms, 2,662-2,840 Square Feet 9636-9652 E. Idaho Place | Starting at $595,000

Mckinze Casey 720.539.4547

Garrett Beserra 720.560.9312

WILLIAMS STREET TOWNHOUSES UPTOWN

2-4 Bedrooms, 2.5-3.5 Bathrooms, 1,649-2,450 Square Feet 1801 N. Williams Street | $875,000-$1,300,000

Deviree Vallejo 303.931.0097

Liz Richards 303.956.2962

DAYTON PLACE TOWNHOMES DAYTON TRIANGLE

BACK TEES THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

13 Homes, 3-4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms Oxford Peak Lane | Starting at $2,136,000

Laurie Brennan 303.995.1710 Jim Brennan 303.717.2964

REATA RANCH

22 Lots, 2.25–3.25 Acres

0 Betts Ranch Road | Starting at $467,000

Susie Langford 303.493.1455

HERON LAKES AT TPC COLORADO BERTHOUD

Multiple Lots 2375 TPC Parkway | Lots starting at $400,000–$1,700,000

DJ Johnson 970.213.0648

THE RESERVE AT CUB CREEK RANCH EVERGREEN

14 Lots

6381 Canyon Creek Road | Starting at $1,000,000

Heather Graham 720.201.4187

Sean Endsley 303.895.4663

Distinctive Properties

Beaver Creek $22,000,000

Bret Burton 970.688.1819 | David McHugh 970.376.7171

Heather Losa 970.376.5295

Mt. Crested Butte $11,500,000

Jaima Giles-Alsum 970.275.9357 | Scout Walton 970.846.3297

Vail $19,500,000 Matthew Blake 970.390.2692

Vail $7,800,000

Maila Cox Nobrega 970.977.1041

Crested Butte $9,900,000

Channing Boucher 970.596.3228

Breckenridge $6,925,000

Ron Shelton 970.389.0044

1481 DAYBREAK RIDGE

33 APERTURE LANE

1785 SUNBURST DRIVE

25 SAGE DRIVE

14 KOKANEE LANE

1119 PTARMIGAN ROAD

Crawford

Colorado Resorts

Telluride

Granby

Telluride

Breckenridge

43409 COTTONWOOD CREEK ROAD

$18,000,000 Dan Dockray 970.708.0666

106 TOMBOY ROAD

$14,950,000 Sally Puff Courtney 970.728.3086

5188 CO HWY 125

$8,750,000 Laura Zietz 970.531.6575

195 OLD TOLL ROAD

$7,975,000 Teddy Errico 970.708.5959

1145 PILGRIM DRIVE

Edwards $6,300,000 Barbara Scrivens 970.471.1223

112 TESEMINI LANE

$4,250,000 Aniela Wasmanski 970.409.8476

Distinctive Properties

LAHAINA, HAWAII

203 Plantation Club Drive $24,900,000 Island Sotheby’s International Realty

MIAMI, FLORIDA

721 Buttonwood Lane $12,999,000 ONE Sotheby’s International Realty

COLUMBUS, OHIO

4500 Dublin Road $8,000,000 Street Sotheby’s International Realty

CABO SAN LUCAS, MEXICO

Casa Sur, Camino del Pacifico $7,650,000 Los Cabos Sotheby’s International Realty

CAMDEN, MAINE

135 Mountain Arrow Drive $6,850,000 Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

10032 E Reflecting Mountain Way $6,500,000 Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty

CLOVERDALE, OREGON

41900 Horizon View Avenue $10,000,000

Cascade Hasson Sotheby’s International Realty

Around the World

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

60c Goldflats Lane, Coatesville $7,343,750

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NEW CANAAN, CONNECTICUT

488 West Road $8,750,000

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DALLAS, TEXAS

1747 Leonard Street , Unit 2102 $4,900,000

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty

STUTTGART , GERMANY

Hasenbergsteige 36 6,950,000€

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COCKLESHELL BAY, ST. KITTS

Solterre at Cockleshell Bay $3,650,000

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