The Wash Park Historic Home Debate: A Critical Lesson for Denver Renovators and Investors

  If you follow Denver real estate, you know the story. A classic, charming home sits on a perfect lot in a beloved neighborhood, but it’s been neglected for decades and would need significant renovations just to be made livable – but that’s typically not the “highest and best use”.  If the owner

The Denver Real Estate Review | September 2025

  Boots on the Ground If Denver real estate has felt a bit stagnant this year in the Denver real estate market, you’re not wrong. But while the overall pace has slowed, the opportunities to get creative and make some great deals have increased dramatically – and it will only get better going into ne

Colorado's New ADU Law: The Ultimate Value-Add for Your Rental Portfolio

  If you’re a real estate investor in the Denver Metro area, you know the challenge: cap rates are compressed, competition is fierce, and finding a deal that pencils out is getting harder every year. The traditional model of buying another single-family rental is becoming a high-cost, low-return

Rising Energy Costs in Colorado: Decoding Your Utility Bill

  Seeing a utility bill that’s higher than expected is never a pleasant surprise. As a Denver-based real estate agent, I often hear from clients who are concerned about rising energy costs in Colorado. It’s a complex issue, and with so many different news stories and political talking points out