The Local Guide
Denver Real Estate Market Update
There are lots of great homes on the market!
The spread between the number of homes for sale and the number of buyers who are purchasing them has gotten substantially wider, meaning buyers have significantly more options right now than they did at any other point in the last several years. The number of homes for sale in the Denver metro area is up 54.5% year-over-year, whereas the number of pending listings is only up 3.7% YOY.
If you’ve been thinking about buying a home sometime soon, now would be a very good time to start looking at all of the available homes for sale. The coming months will likely be an opportune time to make a purchase when factoring in the relatively high number of homes you’ll have to choose from compared to relatively low the number of buyers who would be competing with you. While some listings are still selling quickly and getting multiple offers, when interest rates eventually fall, buyers should expect many more buyers to enter the market and competition to increase notably.
Our award-winning team has some fantastic homes available for sale right now across all price ranges, and we’re working with some great buyers who are looking for their next homes. If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home this year, please don’t hesitate to reach out so that we can help you achieve your real estate goals!
Click or scan for our featured listings!
805 GAYLORD STREET
6 BD | 7 BA | 7,497 SF | OFFERED AT $2,999,900
Incredibly rare opportunity to own a spectacular historic home on an oversized corner lot in the highly coveted Morgan’s Historic District! Designed by the renowned architecture firm Fisher and Fisher, this exceptional residence is one of the oldest homes in the neighborhood and was previously home to Antoinette Perry (after whom the Tony Awards were named). The home offers 7,497 square feet of stunning character including unpainted original quarter sawn oak, a large fully enclosed front porch, a gorgeous central stairwell, coffered living room ceilings, a beautiful built-in dining room hutch, a large third floor ballroom/billiards room, wood floors, brick construction, mature landscaping, and more. Contemporary luxury features include a Viking oven/range, a bonus double oven, a large honed granite kitchen island with hidden slide-out freezer drawers, built-in bench seating in the casual dining area, two primary bathrooms, a steam shower, multiple quiet places to work from home, a built-in backyard grill, and fully paid-for solar panels. This home is fantastic for entertaining, and unique attributes such as the built-in telephone booth, drinking fountain, and bonus room/bathroom above the garage make it completely one-of-a-kind. Morgan’s Historic District is an unparalleled historic Denver neighborhood with 46 historic homes surrounded on three sides by Cheesman Park, the world-class Denver Botanic Gardens, and Congress Park (with its new pool and playground, tennis courts, and sports fields). The unbeatable location offers exceptional access to downtown Denver, Cherry Creek, shopping, restaurants, boutiques, Whole Foods, the Cherry Creek Trail, and more. Even without a formal HOA, the neighborhood has events throughout the year and a community website for neighbors to easily engage with each other. Bromwell/Morey/East school boundaries!
Stone Creek Ranch
5 Beds | 4 Baths | 4,141 SF | Offered at $899,999
Welcome to arguably the best property in Stone Creek Ranch! Packed full of builder upgrades, this home is absolutely STUNNING! This cul-de-sac home features an absolutely gorgeous kitchen with custom cabinetry, a large loft with great natural light, a primary suite with a 5 piece bath and walk-in closet, a fully finished basement, a great back yard that backs to open space (covered patio area/professional landscaping/dedicated area for the included play structure with rubber mulch/dog run/ custom built shed that matches the house), and more!
LISTED BY TOM PITZER
TOM@SCHLICHTERTEAM.COM | 720-449-6522
3017 WEST 53RD AVENUE
Regis
4 Beds | 4 Baths | 2,025 SF | Offered at $780,000
Welcome home to this stunning townhouse just North of Regis! Newly built in 2022 and impeccably maintained, this home feels brand new. An end unit in a small community, the townhouse boasts windows on three sides, tons of natural light, and amazing front range views from your rooftop deck, primary suite, and main living area! The unit has builder upgrades with modern and clean finishes, but still leaves room for personal touches/customization. LISTED BY TOM PITZER
2245 BLAKE STREET #C
2 Beds | 3 Baths | 1,935 SF Offered at $685,000
4080 ADAMS STREET
3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,142 SF Offered at $585,000
1704 APELLES CIRCLE #4
3 Beds | 3 Bath | 1,530 SF Offered at $475,000
1895 SOUTH ZUNI STREET
2 Beds | 1 Bath | 909 SF Offered at $424,900
RUBY HILL
The Story of the Sale
David Schlichter
While most agents simply put their listings in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and hope they sell, our awardwinning team goes the extra mile for our clients to uncover and showcase the rich history of Denver’s oldest and most historic homes.
As an example, we were recently asked to help sell the home at 3637 E. 26th Ave. Pkwy, a beautiful residence across the street from the City Park Golf Course with views of the downtown Denver skyline and the mountains. In preparation for bringing the property to the market, we did extensive research on the home, and we were able to discover that it was originally built in 1931 for the president of the Denver Dry Goods Company, which was at one point the largest department store west of Chicago. It was one of the first homes built in the Skyland neighborhood, had only been owned by 4 families ever, and had been owned by the selling family for more than 60 years. The family loved the home, loved being a part of the neighborhood, and the father would regularly share the extra vegetables from his sizable garden with the surrounding neighbors.
When we listed it earlier this year, we put its rich history on full display in our marketing
materials and included old archival photos and newspaper articles that we were able to dig up from the 1930s. Buyers loved learning the history of the home, and, even though the home needed extensive work, we were able to generate eight offers for it and closed on the sale for $300,000 above the asking price. What really brought it all full circle was not only that the buyer grew up in the neighborhood, but his agent did too-in fact, he said he “practically grew up there,” coming over to this specific house regularly as a kid to play with one of the owner’s kids.
Working in real estate is about more than just selling/buying houses--it’s about real people, real history, real connections, real wealth generation, and so much more. We are grateful for every opportunity that we have to help expertly guide our clients through the complexities of selling and buying homes, and we are honored every time we can uncover and showcase the history of Denver’s most historic homes...and add new chapters to their stories.
If you are thinking about selling your historic Denver home, our award-winning team would love to help you. Please be in touch today.
3637 East 26th Avenue Parkway
Original Assessor’s Office Records Walnut Hill Subdivision:
Source: Denver Public Library Special Collections, [C MSS WH2010], Town of Swansea thru Warren Park: Walnut Hill subdivision block 13.
Subdivision: Block 13 (1903-51)
Source: Denver Public Library Special Collections, [C MSS WH2010], Master Property Record Parcel: 0000-02254-041-00.
The Rocky Mountain News: Denver
Thursday, November 20, 1930
"The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shinn at 3637 E. 26th ave. is rapidly nearing completion. They plan to move into it the first of the year. It is of French Normandy architecture. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shinn will entertain at a family dinner Thanksgiving. Their son, Tyler Shinn, who attends the University of Colorado, will spend the holiday here with his parents."
Source: Colorado Historic Newspapers, The Rocky Mountain News (Daily), November 20, 1930.
Rocky Mountain Cervi’s Journal
Wednesday, May 31, 1961
"The Bethlehem Fathers, victims of Communist tortures in Europe, set up their Denver home at 3637 E. 26th ave. recently at the Invitation of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Father Borer directs and administers the efforts of the society in raising supplies and funds for missions in Formosa, Japan, Africa and South America."
Source: Colorado Historic Newspapers, Cervi's Rocky Mountain Journal, May 31, 1961.
Aerial
Source: Denver Public
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YOU WILL LOCAL EVENTS
WILL LOVE EVENTS
June
Now - July 31
BANDS ON THE BRICKS
From oldies, to alternative, and everything in between, Bands on the Bricks is Boulder County's premier outdoor summer concert series. Downtown Boulder.
Now - Sept 1
CRITICAL LANDSCAPES: SELECTED WORKS FROM THE ELLA FONTANALS-CISNEROS COLLECTION
Featuring a range of artists, the exhibition will highlight the many ways in which artists from this region are engaging with the particular histories, materials, and events directly and indirectly inspired by their environment. MCA Denver.
Image Courtesy of Aspen Snowmass
June 17 - 23
ARTSWEEK GOLDEN
ARTSWEEK GOLDEN is a week-long celebration of the arts, featuring the ARTSWEEK GOLDEN FESTIVAL, a juried arts festival with local and national artists exhibiting their works in downtown Golden.
Golden - Various Locations.
June 19 - Aug 21
SNOWMASS RODEO
The Snowmass Rodeo is the longest running rodeo in Colorado. This authentic western event takes place every Wednesday evening in the summers through mid-August.
Snowmass Village Rodeo Grounds.
June 22
SUMMER SOLSTICE TRAIL RUN
Coinciding with the longest day of the year, the Summer Solstice trail run is arguably the most enjoyable race in the Vail Trail Running Series.
Creekside Park, Beaver Creek.
June 22 - 23
50TH ANNUAL DENVER PRIDEFEST
This two-day celebration of community and culture is welcoming, inclusive, and fun for all attendees, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. There’s also a parade and 5K (run, walk, roll, or sashay).
Denver - Various Locations.
June
26
SUMMER BIKE TO WORK DAY
This is a holy day in Boulder! Folks ditch the cars, get on their bikes, and ride all around town to hit the free breakfast and merch stations to enjoy giveaways and the party atmosphere.
Boulder - Various Locations.
June
30
BOULDER PRIDEFEST
The event will be jam-packed with activities, amazing community partners sharing information, and Pride merchandise galore from Rocky Mountain Equality and other wonderful vendors. Bring the whole family to experience an incredible and diverse array of performers, giveaways all over the park, and multiple activities for all to take part in!
Central Park, Boulder.
Images Courtesy of the Colorado Tourism Office and Rocky Mountain Equality
July
July 2 - 6
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION: OUR WESTERN HERITAGE – HOMEGROWN HEROES
Since 1927, the Fourth of July in Steamboat Springs has celebrated more than national pride – it’s an annual opportunity for the Yampa Valley community to honor our Western heritage.
Steamboat Springs - Various Locations.
Image Courtesy of Colorado Public Radio
July
11 - Aug 11
DARKFIELD
A trio of acclaimed multi-sensory experiences that challenge your senses using mindbending 360-degree audio in complete darkness.
The Bird Lot, Denver.
July 12 - 21
CRESTED BUTTE WILDFLOWER FESTIVAL
The Crested Butte Wildflower Festival is an annual 10-day Festival offering over 200 workshops in wildflower expertise, be it painting, pollination, photography, culinary arts, or leading hikes into the wild beyond in the heart of the Wildflower Capital of Colorado, Crested Butte.
Crested Butte - Various Locations.
July 20
FULL MOON HIKE AT CANM
Join educators for a special hike through the moonlit Sand Canyon while learning about how the moon impacts wildlife and humans alike. From sunset to moonrise, hikers will visit several ancient pueblos and discover the wildlife that calls this special place home.
Sand Canyon and Rock Creek Trailhead, Cortez.
July 20 - 21
LAVENDER FESTIVAL
More than 2,000 lavender plants set the scene for this family-friendly celebration of Chatfield Farms' Lavender Garden. Chatfield Farms.
July 20 - 28
TELLURIDE THEATRE'S ANNUAL SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK - TWELFTH NIGHT
Twelfth Night or What You Will by William Shakespeare Directed by Carter Gill Adapted by Jen Wineman. Telluride Theatre's production follows this famous love triangle, at a summer camp.
Telluride Town Park.
July 26 - 28
BUFFALO BILL DAYS
Celebrating the vibrant spirit and rich history of the Wild West, this annual event is a beloved tradition that captures the essence of Buffalo Bill Cody's legendary legacy. Get ready for a thrilling journey back in time to honor the remarkable adventures and indomitable spirit of one of America's greatest icons.
Parfet Park, Golden.
July 27 - 28
CHEESMAN PARK ART FEST
This charming, award-winning art festival features an outstanding lineup of 150 juried fine artists and craftsmen from across the nation. Held in one of Denver's prized historic parks, The Cheesman Park Art Fest offers a little something for everyonefrom great shopping and artists' demonstrations to live music and Denver's favorite trucks!
Cheesman Park.
August Aug 3
DARK SKIES CELEBRATION
Join Great Sand Dunes rangers for a special evening program with extra telescopes and activities!
Great Sand Dunes Amphitheater.
Aug 6 + Aug 13
MUSIC WITH A VIEW
The series features one-hour performances by the most advanced AMFS students and visiting musicians in Aspen. Let art and spectacular views elevate your experience of music with the Aspen Art Museum. Aspen Art Museum.
Image Courtesy of Colorado State Fair
Aug 12
STARS ABOVE ASPEN
The Silver Queen gondola will be open late for this special community astronomy night, featuring guided telescope stations, interactive presentations, legends and facts of the constellations, celestial crafts and games, a collaborative mural of the universe, physics experiments, and more.
Aspen Mountain.
Aug 12 - 13
PERSEIDS METEOR SHOWER SHOWING
Perfect for optimum viewing of the annual Perseids meteor showers --- a family-friendly way to experience nature’s night-time wonders in serenity and silence.
Chimney Rock National Monument.
Aug 19
FULL MOON HIKE: STURGEON MOON
Discover Aurora's true nature under the light of the full moon and learn a little about its history with this guided nature hike.
Plains Conservation Center.
Aug 16 - 17
56TH ANNUAL PALISADE PEACH FESTIVAL
The 56th Annual Peach Festival is a time for the town of Palisade to celebrate the famers, families, and businesses that make these world famous peaches SO amazing.
Palisade - Various Locations.
Aug
20 - 24
2024 BMW CHAMPIONSHIP
It's the penultimate event of the PGA Tour's FedExCup Playoffs, featuring a field of the top 50 players in the FedExCup standings. All proceeds from the BMW Championship will benefit the Evans Scholars Foundation and its mission of awarding full tuition and housing college scholarships to caddies.
Castle Pines Golf Club.
Aug 23 - Sept 2
COLORADO STATE FAIR
So much of what there is to love about the state converges on the famous fairgrounds in Pueblo for an end-of-summer week full of live entertainment, thrilling competitions, quirky vendor booths and good ol’ Western fun. Pueblo.
Red Rocks Schedule
Red Rocks' summer season has officially begun! Start your day with an exhilarating workout at the most awe-inspiring venue in the world, featuring classes by River Yoga, Buffalo + Sparrow, and TruFusion, or enjoy a movie experience like no other, featuring cult classics with pre-screening performances under the stars.
YOGA ON THE ROCKS WITH THE RIVER YOGA
SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST
Instructor: Alex Simonian
SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH
Instructor: Charlie Covey
SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH
Instructor: Donna Cash
SATURDAY, JUNE 22ND
Instructor: Makayla Maniscalco
YOGA ON THE ROCKS WITH BUFFALO + SPARROW
SATURDAY, JUNE 29TH
Instructor: Alexis Irias Class is taught in both Spanish and English
SATURDAY, JULY 13TH
Instructor: Rachel Stroud
YOGA ON THE ROCKS WITH TRUFUSION
SATURDAY, JULY 20TH
Instructor: Cat Wetenkamp
SATURDAY, JULY 27TH
Instructor: Haley Bowden
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD
Instructor: Shanti Rodrigues Class is taught in both Spanish and English
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH
Instructor: Callie Fuller
FILM ON THE ROCKS
MONDAY, JUNE 10TH
The Matrix
MONDAY, JUNE 24TH
Shrek
MONDAY, JULY 8TH
The Wizard of Oz
MONDAY, JULY 15TH
Deadpool
MONDAY, AUGUST 19TH
Mad Max: Fury Road
Image Courtesy of Denver Film.
Image Courtesy of Red Rocks.
Image Courtesy of Red Rocks Amphitheatre
OUTDOOR SUMMER CONCERTS
RED ROCKS
JUNE
JUNE 11: MAREN MORRIS
JUNE 12–13: WHISKEY MYERS
JUNE 14: STEVE MARTIN AND MARTIN
SHORT: THE DUKES OF FUNNYTOWN!
JUNE 15: UMPHREY'S MCGEE
JUNE 16: KALEO
JUNE 17: PARCELS
JUNE 18: KEVIN GATES
JUNE 19: MATT RIFE
JUNE 20: CAVETOWN & MOTHER MOTHER
JUNE 21–23: WIDESPREAD PANIC
JUNE 25: RYAN BINGHAM WITH THE TEXAS GENTLEMEN
JUNE 26: THIRD EYE BLIND
JUNE 27: DIANA ROSS
JUNE 28: DAMIAN "JR. GONG" MARLEY & STEPHEN MARLEY WITH THE COLORADO SYMPHONY
JUNE 29: 311
JUNE 30: NAS WITH THE COLORADO SYMPHONY
JULY
JULY 1: DIRTY HEADS
JULY 2–3: DEADBEATS PRESENTS: DEADROCKS X WITH ZEDS DEAD
JULY 4: BLUES TRAVELER
JULY 5-7: THE AVETT BROTHERS
JULY 9: LYLE LOVETT AND HIS LARGE BAND
JULY 10: PORTUGAL. THE MAN
JULY 11: TRAMPLED BY TURTLES
JULY 12–14: THE STRING CHEESE INCIDENT
JULY 16: KILLER QUEEN
JULY 17: LINDSEY STIRLING
JULY 18: DR. DOG
JULY 19: VAMPIRE WEEKEND
JULY 20: STS9
JULY 21: LAKE STREET DIVE WITH THE COLORADO SYMPHONY
JULY 22: A DAY TO REMEMBER
JULY 23: NORAH JONES
JULY 24–25: STICK FIGURE
JULY CONT.
JULY 26–27: TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND
JULY 28: JASON MRAZ WITH THE COLORADO SYMPHONY
JULY 29–30: SANTANA AND COUNTING CROWS
JULY 31: THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS
AUGUST
AUGUST 1: GUSTER WITH THE COLORADO SYMPHONY
AUGUST 2–3: PRETTY LIGHTS
AUGUST 4: JOE BONAMASSA
AUGUST 8–9: MT. JOY
AUGUST 10: SLIGHTLY STOOPID
AUGUST 11: SAMMY HAGAR: THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS TOUR
AUGUST 12-13: THE HEAD AND THE HEART
AUGUST 14–15: THE REVIVALISTS + SPOON
AUGUST 16: ATMOSPHERE
AUGUST 17: BIG WILD
AUGUST 18: O.A.R.
AUGUST CONT.
AUGUST 20–21: NATHANIEL RATELIFF & THE NIGHT SWEATS
AUGUST 22: “1964” THE TRIBUTE
AUGUST 23: MARCO ANTONIO SOLÍS
AUGUST 24: REGGAE ON THE ROCKS 2024
AUGUST 25: PARKER MCCOLLUM
AUGUST 26: JOHN FOGERTY
AUGUST 27–28: KHRUANGBIN
AUGUST 29: LAMB OF GOD & MASTADON
AUGUST 30: REZZ ROCKS VI
AUGUST 31: DIERKS BENTLEY
FIDDLER'S GREEN
JUNE
JUNE 9: GOOSE
JUNE 25–26: NOAH KAHAN
JUNE 29: KOOL KONCERT 2024: I LOVE THE 90S TOUR
JUNE 30: PIXIES & MODEST MOUSE
JULY
JULY 6: TOTALLY TUBULAR FESTIVAL
JULY 10: HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH
JULY 17: BARBIE THE MOVIE: IN CONCERT
JULY 27: STICK FIGURE & SUBLIME & ZIGGY MARLEY
JULY 31: NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE
AUGUST
AUGUST 1: BUSH
AUGUST 2: SAM HUNT
AUGUST 10: BLUE OCTOBER & SWITCHFOOT & MATT NATHANSON
AUGUST 13: I PREVAIL & HALESTORM
AUGUST 16–17: CODY JOHNSON
AUGUST 19–20: $UICIDEBOY$
AUGUST 22: LAUREN DAIGLE
AUGUST 23–24: DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
AUGUST 28: TRAIN & REO SPEEDWAGON
AUGUST 29: CARIN LEÓN
AUGUST 30: HOZIER
Images Courtesy of Fiddler's Green and Erin Crowley
Image Courtesy of Zach Bryan
EMPOWER FIELD AT MILE HIGH
JUNE
JUNE 14–15: ZACH BRYAN
JUNE 20: THE ROLLING STONES
JUNE 27–28: MORGAN WALLEN
JULY
JULY 27: KENNY CHESNEY
AUGUST
AUGUST 3: FOO FIGHTERS
DICK'S SPORTING GOODS PARK
AUGUST
AUGUST 29–SEPTEMBER 1: PHISH
DENVER BOTANIC GARDENS
JUNE
JUNE 20: EMMYLOU HARRIS
JULY
JULY 10: JOHN CRAIGIE FEAT. LAURIE SHOOK (OF SHOOK TWINS)
JULY 11: DEVOTCHKA
JULY 21: WATCHHOUSE
JULY 22: TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE WITH DEVON GILFILLIAN
JULY 30: LAS CAFETERAS AND FLOR DE TOLOACHE
AUGUST
AUGUST 6: GRAHAM NASH
AUGUST 7: ANGELIQUE KIDJO AND MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO
AUGUST 8: ARLO PARKS
AUGUST 15: GREGORY PORTER
JUNE 30: NAS WITH THE COLORADO SYMPHONY
Images Courtesy of Denver Botanic Gardens
Town of Dillon
DILLON AMPHITHEATER
JUNE
JUNE 12: MAREN MORRIS
JUNE 14: KALEO
JUNE 21: OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW
JUNE 23: RYAN BINGHAM WITH THE TEXAS GENTLEMEN
JULY
JULY 11: PORTUGAL. THE MAN
JULY 12: JASON ISBELL AND THE 400 UNIT
JULY 14: TRAMPLED BY TURTLES
JULY 19: LAKE STREET DIVE
JULY 20: VAMPIRE WEEKEND
JULY 23: TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE
JULY 26: JASON MRAZ & THE SUPERBAND
AUGUST
AUGUST 2–3: THE DEAD SOUTH
AUGUST 8: SLIGHTLY STOOPID
AUGUST 10: MT. JOY
AUGUST 15: BIG WILD
AUGUST 17: LEFTOVER SALMON & RAILROAD EARTH & YOUNDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND
AUGUST 18: SHAKEY GRAVES
AUGUST 23: PRIMUS
AUGUST 31–SEPTEMBER 1: LANE 8
THE AMP
JUNE
JUNE 14: UMPHREY'S MCGEE
JUNE 15: STEVE MARTIN & MARTIN SHORT: THE DUKES OF FUNNYTOWN!
JUNE 16: BLACK PUMAS
JULY
JULY 3: DARK STAR ORCHESTRA
JULY 13: PORTUGAL. THE MAN
JULY 14: BROTHERS OSBORNE
JULY 15: ZIGGY MARLEY
JULY 22: NORAH JONES
AUGUST
AUGUST 9: SLIGHTLY STOOPID
AUGUST 15: THE BEACH BOYS
AUGUST 16: WALKER HAYES
AUGUST 17: O.A.R.
AUGUST 18: LEFTOVER SALMON & RAILROAD EARTH & YOUNDER MOUNTAIN STRING BAND
Image Courtesy of Visit Vail
SUMMER FESTIVALS IN COLORADO
FESTIVALS COLORADO
Image Courtesy of Gunnison Crested Butte Tourism and Prosperity
Image Courtesy of Juneteenth Music Festival
Six Signature Denver Summer Festivals
JUNETEENTH MUSIC FESTIVAL
JUNE 15 - JUNE 16
Juneteenth Music Festival is the nation's signature Juneteenth event. The Historic Five Points Neighborhood of Denver, Colorado hosts the celebration which has expanded immensely, from a very little known piece of American history to now a nationally celebrated holiday.
CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL
JUNE 22 - JUNE 23
The annual Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates Japanese heritage and culture through live entertainment, food and drink, a marketplace, and informative exhibits and demonstrations.
CHERRY CREEK ARTS FESTIVAL
JULY 5 - JULY 7
The Cherry Creek Arts Festival offers a perfect opportunity to find inspiration, connect with others through art, and expand your worldview. The annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival fills the streets of Cherry Creek North with more than 250 juried artists ready to share their talent with the world. Expect plenty of live music, kids’ activities, art, information about art education, food, and more.
COLORADO BLACK ARTS FESTIVAL
JULY 12 - JULY 14
The Colorado Black Arts Festival returns for its 38th year in the heart of the city- Denver City Park West! Join the community for an immersive event helping to develop, promote, and celebrate Black arts and culture in Colorado.
GLOBAL DANCE FESTIVAL
JULY 26 - JULY 27
Global Dance Festival has been a cornerstone of dance music in Colorado since the early 2000s, growing into the the largest annual summer music festival in the Rocky Mountain region of the United States. Heading to the Stockyards Event Center Grounds this July, the festival features an all-star lineup, enhanced VIP experience, extended event hours, and more.
COLORADO DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
JULY 27 - JULY 28
This two-day festival centers around the dragon boat competition, with more than 50 teams of boaters clambering aboard intricate and colorful dragon boats and racing their way across Sloan Lake. Races start at 8 a.m. and end at dusk for a full day of competition. But there's a lot more than just the races.
Image Courtesy of Cherry Creek Arts Festival
Image Courtesy of Visit Boulder
Seven of the Best Summer Festivals in Boulder
COLORADO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
JUNE 8 - AUGUST 11
For over 60 seasons, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival has delighted audiences with classic theatre under the stars. Since 1958, the festival has celebrated and explored Shakespeare and his continuing influence and vitality through productions of superior artistic quality, education and community engagement.
FLATIRON SOUNDS MUSIC FESTIVAL
JUNE 16
Announcing Chautauqua's 1st annual Flatiron Sounds Music Festival! Enjoy a day of free music on the lawns of Chautauqua, featuring music by Clay Street Unit, Two Runner, Jake Leg, King Cardinal, and Alexa Wildish.
BOULDER COMEDY FESTIVAL
JUNE 19 - JUNE 23
Nationally touring comics come together with local comedians to create a sea of hilarity in Boulder and the surrounding areas.
COLORADO MUSIC FESTIVAL
JULY 5 - AUGUST 4
The Colorado Music Festival educates, entertains, and challenges audiences of all ages by presenting
extraordinary classical music performed by professional musicians from around the world.
BOULDER ENVIRONMENTAL/NATURE/ OUTDOORS FILM FESTIVAL
JULY 11 - JULY 14
The Boulder Environmental/Nature/Outdoors Film Festival presents a lineup of standout films, each exploring themes of environmentalism or nature with a passion for our oceans, lands, rivers and air. Four days of visually stunning, profoundly moving film screenings and celebrations take place at the Dairy Arts Center.
PEARL STREET ARTS FEST
JULY 19 - JULY 21
From whimsical and modern sculptures to traditional watercolors, oils, & more, Pearl Street Arts Fest is a beautiful outdoor gallery nestled in the heart of downtown Boulder on the renowned Pearl Street Mall.
BOULDER TACO FEST
AUGUST 10
The best tacos from top restaurants and food trucks, a curated list of craft breweries, tequila tasting, high-flying Luchadores, awesome live bands, and lots of free fun for the kiddos. It’s no wonder the Boulder Taco Fest is quickly becoming Boulder's must-do event of the summer.
Image Courtesy of Benko Photographics
Nine Essential Telluride Summer Festivals
TELLURIDE FOOD + VINE
JUNE 13 - JUNE 16
Telluride Food + Vine is the area's premier food and wine weekend, providing the ultimate epicurean experience in Colorado's most beautiful location. The goal is to celebrate the beauty and essence of Telluride by gathering over fantastic food and great drink, all while building meaningful relationships with locals and visitors alike.
TELLURIDE BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
JUNE 20 - JUNE 23
Every June, Festivarians make the annual pilgrimage to Telluride. Nestled in the rugged San Juan Mountains of Southwestern Colorado, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival is not only an iconic representation of all kinds of music, but a place of awe inspiring beauty; somewhere you can dance under the solstice sun and embrace your truest self.
Image Courtesy of Telluride Table
TELLURIDE YOGA FESTIVAL
JUNE 27 - JUNE 30
The annual Telluride Yoga Festival is a 4-day event featuring over 100 offerings including yoga, meditation, music, hiking, SUP yoga, wellness & wisdom talks, social gatherings, and more.
TELLURIDE PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL
JUNE 30 - JULY 7
Each summer, over the Fourth of July weekend, the Sheridan Arts Foundation hosts 20-25 nationally renowned plein air artists in beautiful Telluride, Colorado for a week of outdoor art.
TELLURIDE TABLE
JULY 11 - JULY 14
Telluride Table brings food and wine to the center of the community with amazing events all weekend long. From Domaine Chave to Tom Monroe; from Joey Edwards and Logan Griffin of Blackberry Mountain to Jen Latham (formerly of Tartine); from Andrea Slonecker, author of Picnic, to Jay Latham and the Grand Cru Selections; from Brett Zimmerman, Master Sommelier, to George Sparks and The Grape Cycle, the lineup of events, talent, food, and wine won’t disappoint!
TELLURIDE AMERICANA MUSIC FESTIVAL
JULY 19 - JULY 20
The Telluride Americana Music Festival is an annual singer-songwriter event celebrating
the best of grassroots Americana and Country Music deep within the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
TELLURIDE RESERVE
AUGUST 1 - AUGUST 3
A three-day food and wine event in Telluride, Telluride Reserve is an unrivaled exploration of taste and culture featuring chefs, purveyors, winemakers, sommeliers, and mixologists.
TELLURIDE JAZZ FESTIVAL
AUGUST 9 - AUGUST 11
Since 1977, Telluride’s majestic perch high in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado has been the site of an annual cultural event combining the finest the US has to offer for pristine natural aesthetics with boundless artistic creativity. The Telluride Jazz Festival is a three day and night live music event centered around jazz that is held in August every year.
TELLURIDE FILM FESTIVAL
AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 2
The Film Festival take great pains to remain not a competition, but a celebration of the best in film—past, present and future—from all around the world. This is one weekend immersed in an unabashed carnival of film: viewing, breathing, eating, and talking cinema.
Five Summer Festivals to Celebrate the Season in Breckenridge
BRECKENRIDGE AGAVE FESTIVAL
JUNE 28 - JUNE 30
Experience the best of Mexican spirits and culinary delights at Breckenridge’s Agave Festival, a thrilling celebration nestled in the picturesque Colorado mountains. This annual event invites attendees to indulge in a curated selection of premium tequilas and mezcals, guided by expert distillers and mixologists.
BRECKENRIDGE SUMMER BEER FESTIVAL
JULY 13
The Breckenridge Summer Beer Festival is one of the premiere summer events in Breckenridge each year, bringing breweries for tastings, live music, a VIP area and wonderful food and retail vendors. Enjoy a weekend of playing outdoors and a Saturday afternoon of beer tastings from some of Colorado’s finest breweries & other breweries from around the world!
BRECKENRIDGE FOOD AND WINE
JULY 26 - JULY 28
The Breckenridge Food and Wine Festival brings you a unique, wine-tasting experience with over 300 wines from across the globe!
Main Street Station Plaza and The Village at Breckenridge, transform into a beautiful, mountain-side vineyard starring an array of varietals created by top wineries.
BRECKENRIDGE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS
AUGUST 16 - AUGUST 25
Breckenridge International Festival of Arts is a celebration of adventure, creativity, nature and play. Local, national and international artists create an eclectic mix of music, dance, film, visual arts and family entertainment rooted in mountain culture and the natural environment.
BRECKENRIDGE WINE CLASSIC
AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 24
The Breckenridge Wine Classic is a threeday festival anchored by the two-day Grand Tasting in addition to unique seminars, such as a guided hike and wine pairing lunch with master winemakers, wine dinners planned by world-class sommeliers, and more than 100 wineries, breweries, distilleries, and epicurean purveyors at this ultimate food, wine, and sensory experience.
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Five Summer Festivals to Experience in Aspen
FOOD & WINE CLASSIC
JUNE 14 - 16
This leading culinary event which has been a must-visit experience for four decades consists of three incredible days of cooking demonstrations, wine & spirit tastings, and panel discussions led by world-class chefs and beverage experts.
JAZZ ASPEN SNOWMASS JUNE EXPERIENCE
JUNE 20 - JUNE 23
The JAS June Experience with Jazz Aspen is an incredible experience that can’t be missed. With more than twelve different venues and an incredible group of artists bringing the best of jazz throughout all of them, there’s a fantastic show just waiting for you.
ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL & SCHOOL
JUNE 26 - AUGUST 18
The Aspen Music Festival and School is the United States’ premier classical music festival,
presenting more than 400 musical events during its eight-week summer season in Aspen. The institution draws the world’s top performers, artist-faculty, and more than 600 music students representing the field’s best talent to this Colorado mountain retreat for an unparalleled combination of performances and music education
ASPEN IDEAS
JUNE 23 - JUNE 29
The Aspen Ideas Festival brings brilliant leaders and thinkers from around the globe to discuss the ideas that will shape tomorrow and help us understand today.
JAZZ ASPEN SNOWMASS LABOR DAY EXPERIENCE
AUGUST 30 - SEPTEMBER 1
The Labor Day Experience is a 3-day open air, dance-oriented extravaganza of popular, R&B, rock, funk, blues, world, and soul music.
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Image Courtesy of Discover Vail
Five of Vail's Quintessential Summer Festivals
VAIL CRAFT BEER CLASSIC
JUNE 14 - JUNE 15
Colorado’s top breweries and beer-enthusiasts come together at the Vail Craft Beer Classic for the most adventurous craft beer event of the summer. Take in the scenic mountain views while you immerse yourself in hop-culture. From stouts and lagers, to pale ales and ciders, taste the best selection of craft brews from the state and around the world.
BRAVO! VAIL MUSIC FESTIVAL
JUNE 20 - AUGUST 1
Experience intimate performances of internationally renowned orchestras, musicians, and soloists as they perform powerful classical masterworks, soulful jazz, and electrifying pop programs in the majestic Rocky Mountain setting of the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.
VAIL DANCE FESTIVAL
JULY 26 - AUGUST 5
The Vail Dance Festival is a two-week celebration of exceptional artistry taking place
in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Each year. The Festival offers numerous performances from world-renowned dancers and companies.
VAIL VALLEY BREW'AU
AUGUST 10
What is a Brew’Au you may ask? It is a beer festival combined with a lu’au of course. Enjoy unlimited samples of amazing brews, seltzers, and ciders. Live music, water lanterns, food trucks, kids activities, lawn games, and many more activities!
VAIL JAZZ PARTY
AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 2
Once more, with feeling! The Vail Jazz Party is back to celebrate 30 years of musical excellence and education in a new location, the Manor Vail Lodge. The Vail Jazz Party features a lineup with several headliners that join together to play in group performances, and multi-artist jam sessions.
PLACES TO STAY WHEN YOU WANT TO CAMP BUT DON'T ACTUALLY WANT TO CAMP
Collective Vail Wolcott
Frontier Drive-Inn Center
A drive-in turned inn. Stay in yurts or steelmaster sheds, and experience movies under the stars of the San Luis Valley.
03.
Black Tree Resort Lake George
Where high end meets high country. A luxury camping resort that crafts comfortable and customized adventures for active families, groups and couples who want to reconnect.
04.
Pagosa River Domes Pagosa Springs
Perched on the banks of the San Juan River, the fourteen modern domes offer more than just comfort--they provide an eco-friendly retreat with all the essentials.
Dunton River Camp
Dolores 05.
In a former Cattle Ranch of nearly 500 acres, sit just 8 luxury tents for guests to immerse themselves in nature without sacrificing modern comforts.
CampV Naturita
A boutique camp that combines art, history, architecture, design, outdoor recreation & unique spaces to bring together rural communities and inspire connections.
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Royal Gorge Cabins
Cañon City
Experience the majestic mountains of Colorado with modern amenities and incredible mountain views. Immerse yourself in the mountain scenery, star-filled nights, and a Colorado campfire.
RENOVATED, REMODELED, REFURBISHED, AND RESTORED MOTELS
AND MOTOR PERFECT FOR YOUR
REMODELED, RESTORED
COURTS ROADTRIP
BECAUSE THE MOTOR LODGE IS COOL AGAIN
A freshly reinvented motel with old-yet-sturdy bones, thoughtful design, sustainable features, and clean, comfortable rooms.
Spoke and Vine Palisade
Mesa Verde Motel Mancos
A boutique motel with clean and quirky rooms near Mesa Verde National Park. The Nightingale Motel Pagosa Springs
A historic Pagosa Springs landmark since 1898 reborn as a stylish boutique destination.
With a fresh renovation and a sixty-year old story, Amigo Motor Lodge is a perfectly nostalgic yet undeniably modern accommodation.
Amigo Motor Lodge Salida 04.
Mellow Moon Lodge Del Norte
This upscale yet down-toearth motel is a roadside gem with unique design touches and thoughtful amenities throughout.
The of Bookshelves ARE
The Tale of Two Bookshelves
YOU MORE OF A CASEY OR A LAUREN?
Never Ever Getting Back Together
Sophie Gonzales
Imagine going on a show like the bachelorette to date your ex (don't do that!!) and falling in love with one of the other contestants. This book is perfect for Pride month, it's such a cute read so far -- I can't wait to see how it ends!
Have You Seen Her
Catherine McKenzie
This book is a good case study in why I don't hike! Multiple couples spanning a decade get lost in Yosemite, and it's Cassie's job to find them. This is admittedly not my favorite mystery so far, but it's kept me reading -- and who knows, maybe it'll end with a great twist!
Casey Middleton
Currently Reading
Lauren Waters Dube Currently Reading
Lord Jim at Home
Dinah Brooke
I picked this up when I was back home in London last fall and it sat on my bookshelf for months. I finally decided to read it recently and can’t stop thinking about it. I devoured Edward St. Aubyn’s Patrick Melrose novels years ago at university and Lord Jim at Home reminds me of Never Mind. For all the darkness and horror, it has a great deal of British humor and brilliance.
The Pump House Gang
Tom Wolfe
I love having some sort of collection of essays or short stories on rotation when I’m reading something dark to go to when I need a break from the other book. At times, the essays feel a bit all over the place (and maybe slightly disconnected), but I’m obsessed with the counterculture of the 1960s, so I’m enjoying it.
Will Trent Series
Karin Slaughter
The Flatshare: A Novel
Beth O'Leary
Throne of Glass
Sarah J. Maas
Cleat Cute
Meryl Wilsner
28 Summers
Elin Hilderbrand
The Woman 10
Ruth Ware
The
Glass
Flawless
Elsie Silver
Hunting Wives
May Cobb
Mistakes We Never Made
Hannah Brown
Woman in Cabin
Summer Bookshelf
CURATED BY CASEY
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West
Dee Brown
The Anxious Generation
Cue the Sun!: The Invention of Reality TV
Emily Nussbaum
Middletide: A Novel
Sarah Crouch
Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty
Table for Two: Fictions
Jonathan Haidt
Amor Towles
Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe
A Deeper South:
The Beauty, Mystery, and Sorrow of the Southern Road
Pete Candler
Small in Real Life
Sather
Long Island Compromise
Taffy Brodesser-Akner
Lunar Park
Bret Easton Ellis
Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life
William Finnegan
Just Kids
Smith
Summer Bookshelf
Kelly
Patti
CURATED BY LAUREN
COLOR OF THE SUMMER
Our Favorite Yellows
1. Backdrop Tanlines, 2. Farrow & Ball Dayroom Yellow, 3. Little Greene Yellow-Pink, 4. Benjamin Moore Hawthorne Yellow
Get The Look
Business & Pleasure Co.
The Al Fresco Chaise Lounge Cushion
Anthropologie
Cecilia Willoughby Two-Cushion Sofa
Ginori 1735 X Cabana
Floral Dinner Plate
Bed Threads
Limoncello & Turmeric Bedding
Thinking about making a move in 2024?
Whether you are looking to buy, sell, and/or invest in Denver area real estate, our award-winning team would love to help you.
Welcome to Wash Park
A crown jewel of the coveted urban outdoor lifestyle.
Everything you need to know
BY THE SCHLICHTER TEAM
Washington Park, known affectionately as "Wash Park" by locals, is one of Denver’s landmark neighborhoods that surrounds its namesake park. Although construction on the park began in 1899, the development and growth of the neighborhood spanned over the course of 50 years. Initially fueled by the founding of the University of Denver and the arrival of streetcar lines, growth continued in lockstep with residents’ desire to escape downtown. Wash Park became the epicenter of the more recent Denver renaissance around 25 years ago, resulting in the restoration
and renovation of many beloved historic homes in the neighborhood.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Washington Park consists of two distinct neighborhoods: Wash Park East (more commonly known as Wash Park) and Wash Park West. Wash Park East is characterized by its larger single-family homes from Denver Squares and Victorians to modern new builds and restored Tudors, only minutes from Bonnie Brae and Cherry Creek. Wash Park West, Wash Park’s slightly more accessible counterpart, consists of bungalows, Queen Anne Victorians, and Cape Cods, with easy access to Baker, Platt Park, and I-25.
The 155-acre park is the heart and soul of this neighborhood, uniting the East and West.
WHY WE LOVE IT
Filled with charming residential and retail enclaves, and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts who love to cycle, walk, and jog, Wash Park truly does have it all. Friendly neighbors in this tight-knit community take great pride
in maintaining the homes and local businesses, adding to the appeal of the neighborhood. Tree lined streets, modern amenities, and community pride combined with the charm of the past make Wash Park one of the most beloved neighborhoods in Denver.
WANT TO LEARN MORE?
• Washington Park Neighborhood
- Denver Public Library
Washington Park - Colorado
Encyclopedia
Washington Park East
Neighborhood Association
The West Washington Park
Neighborhood Association
• Washington Park - The Cultural Landscape Foundation
Interested in buying and/or selling in Wash Park? Contact the Schlichter Team today for more information.
The Schlichter Team's Guide to Wash Park
RESTAURANTS
RESTAURANT OLIVIA
290 S Downing St.
Comforting and approachable pasta focused Italian restaurant by executive Chef and co-owner Ty Leon.
WASH PARK GRILLE
1096 S Gaylord St.
Popular neighborhood AmericanItalian restaurant featuring a large bar, a patio, and live music.
COFFEE
WASH PERK
853 E. Ohio Ave.
Neighborhood coffee shop only a few blocks from the park serving great coffee in an unpretentious atmosphere.
PERDIDA
1066 S Gaylord St.
A bright and colorful Baja bistro where guests can experience the magic of the Mexican Coast in one of Denver’s historic neighborhoods.
THE COOKERY AT MYRTLE HILL
1020 S Gaylord St.
Buzzing neighborhood spot serving hearty American fare by day, with dinner hours some nights.
PHO HAUS
540 E Alameda Ave.
Casual Vietnamese dining in an industrial-inspired space
HOMEGROWN TAP AND DOUGH
1001 S Gaylord St.
Traditional Italian cuisine made uniquely Colorado with house-made specialty pasta and hand-tossed, wood-fired pizzas.
ROAST COFFEE BAR
1085 S Pearl St.
Roast is as straightforward as the name sounds — a nod to unfussy, quality coffee, which it gets from Sweet Bloom. It also serves baked goods from Rebel Bread.
LAVENDER COFFEE BOUTIQUE
1219 S Pearl St.
A thoughtfully curated collection of natural, clean, high-performance coffee and products.
SPECIALTY
DEVIL'S FOOD BAKERY
1004 S Gaylord St
Craft coffee drinks and an array of sweet and savory baked goods in a small cafe with an old-timey feel.
SWEET
ACTION
1061 S Gaylord St.
Sweet Action is a Denver based ice cream company seeking to make differences smaller and bring people closer through the love of ice cream.
WELLNESS
5 STAR SALT CAVES
722 S Pearl St.
Contemporary health spa and wellness center featuring a man-made salt cave made entirely from Himalayan rock salt.
WHOLE
BODY STUDIOS
747 S University Blvd. Pilates, barre, and yoga in an inclusive and kind community.
SOUTH PEARL STREET FARMERS MARKET
1500 Block of S Pearl St.
Local farmers market operating every Sunday from May to November along South Pearl Street.
FIERCE45 WEST WASH PARK
527 E Mississippi Ave. Denver based high-intensity and low-impact reformer Pilates.
Meet The Schlichter Team
About The Schlichter Team
The Schlichter Team has earned an unparalleled reputation for delivering excellent customer service to Denver area home buyers, sellers, and investors. The team joined Compass after becoming the #1 producing group in the #1 producing office in downtown Denver, received the 2023 Diamond Award at the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® Excellence Awards, and has consistently been the #1 ranked team or among the top few ranked individual real estate teams in Denver by users of Yelp.com since 2012.
In 2023 the Schlichter Team:
• Sold 28.6x the amount of real estate that the average Denver metro area agent did.
• Generated 2.8x more showings per listing than the average Denver metro area agent.
• Closed its listings at a sale price that was $291,809 higher than the average Denver metro area agent.
• Generated a closed/original price ratio for its listings that was 2.47% higher than the average Denver metro area agent.
• Put its listings under contract 49% faster than the average Denver metro area agent.
In addition to delivering results for its real estate clients, the team believes deeply in the importance of leading by example and giving back to the community. The team is known for its work sponsoring new educator events with the Denver Public Schools, bringing meals to the homeless, cleaning up local streets and alleys, organizing a tree planting, volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, speaking with elementary school students about real estate as a profession, participating in conversations with high school students on challenges and opportunities relating to the American dream, donating food and school supplies to public schools, regularly supporting the Women’s Bean Project, and much more.
Source: REColorado and ShowingTime, residential - all property types, closed 01/01/2023-12/31/2023, counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson (accessed 01/04/2024). Average agent data calculated using 27,517 REColorado members (information provided by REColorado on 01/04/2023).
DAVID SCHLICHTER
David Schlichter is the leader of the award-winning Schlichter Team at Compass in Denver. He joined Compass in 2019 after leading the #1 producing group in the #1 producing office in downtown Denver and was honored to be elected by fellow Denver REALTORS® in 2020 to represent the Central Denver region on the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® Board of Directors.
In addition to directly representing clients and overseeing the team, David is an active investor in Denver residential real estate, coaches fellow real estate agents with Full Impact Coaching, a program he founded, and is frequently cited as a leading expert on the Denver residential real estate market in the news.
Prior to his career in real estate, David taught in the Denver Public Schools with Teach for America, organized the community around local and state education issues, served in Mayor Hancock's transition, and worked at the White House in the Executive Office of President Barack Obama. He was also an inaugural member of the Washington University in St. Louis Executive MBA program in Denver, earning his Masters of Business Administration while working full-time as a real estate agent in 2015.
David is knowledgeable and passionate about the city of Denver, is a strong negotiator, has a superlative work ethic, and can work with clients of all backgrounds. From first-time homebuyers to seasoned real estate investors, David and his team provide the same level of exceptional service to their clients that he did to the President of the United States.
David lives near Cheesman Park in the Morgan's Historic District neighborhood with his wife Jessa, son Ari, and daughters Edie and Thea.
TOM PITZER
Tom Pitzer has developed a reputation for his relentless work ethic, professionalism, and track record of success in closing real estate transactions on behalf of his clients. With a decade of real estate experience and almost 300 transactions completed, he has a unique ability to assess and accommodate the needs of his clients. In 2023 he sold over 10 times the amount of real estate that the average agent in Denver did1. Tom recently made the Real Producers 'Top Individual Agent' list for the Denver metro area in 2023. His expertise spans the metro area with a focus on Central Denver. Tom looks forward to helping his clients achieve their dreams. Whether purchasing your first home, parting ways with a beloved residence, or just looking for something more fitting to the needs of you and your family, Tom will help you successfully accomplish your goals, with skill, care, and expert advice along the way!
JEN WIDLER
Jen Widler has been skillfully guiding Denver area buyers and sellers through the complexities of real estate transactions since 2003. She adopts her clients’ goals as her own on each transaction and takes pride in her ability to empower her clients to make the most informed and financially astute decisions possible. She has represented clients of all backgrounds and has also owned and managed several income properties across the Denver metro area. Prior to obtaining her Colorado real estate license, Jen owned and operated a successful import business for which she traveled extensively throughout Southeast Asia working with locals to design, develop, and procure lines of furniture, clothing, jewelry and home accents. For nearly two decades now, her real estate career has blended a perfect balance of business, vision, and personal connections.
1 Source: REColorado, residential - all property types, closed 01/01/2023-12/31/2023, counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson (accessed 01/04/2024). Average agent data calculated using 27,517 REColorado members (information provided by REColorado on 01/04/2023).
CASEY MIDDLETON
Casey's deep background in digital marketing, passion for helping people, and willingness to go the extra mile on behalf of her clients make her an incredibly valuable asset to the Schlichter Team. She believes it is of paramount importance to take the time to get a deep understanding of what her clients want and need so that she can identify the best strategies to help them achieve their real estate goals. Casey brings a unique perspective to the team, having originally worked with the team as a client before obtaining her real estate license, demonstrating her dedication to the field and her business, and subsequently joining the team as an agent. Casey owns her home in Cole with her husband Kyle and their two dogs, Winston and Cece. She enjoys exploring new Denver bars and restaurants, hosting events through her Meetup group, and has a passion for making pottery. She's a proud alumna of the University of Notre Dame, and after college she lived in Washington, DC before moving to her forever home in Colorado.
LAUREN WATERS DUBE
Born and raised in London, England, she graduated with distinction from the world-renowned Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design and earned her Master of Arts with Joint Honors in International Relations and Philosophy from the University of St Andrews. She was the first hire for a top-20 UK start-up in the financial services industry in London and, upon relocating from NYC to Denver with her husband, sought to utilize her talent and love for design, architecture, and finance to bring substantial value to a high-performing real estate team. Lauren helps the Schlichter Team to deliver the highest level of customer service possible to its clients by developing and implementing effective organizational systems, contributing to the team’s marketing efforts, and absolutely crushing the details. Her work makes Schlichter Team agents as efficient and effective as possible by enabling them to keep their attention focused on the goals and immediate needs of their clients.
THE LOCAL GUIDE: SUMMER 2024 EDITION PRESENTED BY THE SCHLICHTER TEAM AT COMPASS DENVER
