Buying and selling across metro Denver — with a focus on the central neighborhoods I know best.
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From first showing to closing table: curated searches, down payment assistance resources, off-market access through the Compass network, and sharp negotiation. It's not the price point—it's your connection to home (or to investment).
From first visit to closing table: candid opinions, light staging, handyman coordination, innovative marketing, and pricing strategy built on real neighborhood comps—plus an extensive Compass Concierge network to hire it all out!
Buying or selling a home (or looking for a short-term rental) during divorce takes someone with compassion and business acumen. I lean on my personal experience to help women in this transition. And through Elephants Answering, you'll have support beyond the transaction.
Two specific Denver areas I have a special affinity for are Ogden St and Cory-Merrill. I've worked with clients who've bought homes and sold homes right at 13th and Ogden (80218), as well as another client who sold their property close to the NE corner of Wash Park, on Ogden (80209)... I guess you could consider me, Your Ogden Broker! I use #YourOgdenBroker to share all things Ogden and my experiences on the street.
I live in a classic 1940s home in Denver's Cory-Merrill neighborhood (80210) and have a huge appreciation for the original post-war houses here. For some, they're the attainable way to get into the neighborhood and take advantage of our local schools (Cory Elementary, Merrill Middle, and South High). Plus, people have done some amazing renos to their single-story homes—what I affectionately call the 'Cory-Merrill Minis'—and I use #loveCMminis to highlight them.
Serving metro Denver — 80206 · 80209 · 80218 · 80210 · 80126 · Cherry Creek · Cory-Merrill · Capitol Hill · Cheesman Park · Wash Park · University Park · Observatory Park · Bonnie Brae · Virginia Village · and more
Helping people buy and sell homes is a passion; understanding why housing works the way it does is the obsession. I've been a broker for several years, and along the way I've also worked in multi-family development and property management. Between Compass's data and the experts I get to learn from, I'm studying the economics of the Denver and national markets constantly.
I care deeply about affordable housing — enough to ask hard questions about the models we keep defaulting to, like LIHTC and permanent supportive housing. Here's the puzzle that makes me scratch my head: we have a surplus of condos dropping prices like crazy, an oversaturated apartment market with falling rents and generous concessions, and a plethora of vacant office space — and yet we still call it an affordability crisis. How are all of these things true at once? There's got to be a solution hiding somewhere in the contradictions.
If you're a builder, policy thinker, or fellow housing nerd who loves brainstorming alternative approaches, let's talk shop. And if you're a buyer or seller — this is all in service of you. The better I understand the system, the better I protect your equity inside it. And for all you first-time homebuyers: the more I learn, the better I can spot affordable for-purchase opportunities — because buying, not renting, is the true game changer for economic mobility.
One alternative I'm putting real energy behind: PadSplit. It's co-living that converts under-utilized space in ordinary homes into affordable furnished rooms — no tax credits, no financing gymnastics, just existing houses working harder. Hosts earn more (about 2.5x a traditional lease), renters pay less, and another home stays in service of actual affordability. If you own a rental, I'd love to show you what a conversion could look like: fill out the quick form for a basic conversion plan and an earnings estimate — no commitment — or if you're ready, sign up as a host and go.
(Yes, I'm a PadSplit affiliate — I only point people at things I'd do myself.)

I handle real estate across the Denver metro area, from $220K condos up to $2.2M single-family homes. While I cover the whole north-south corridor, I focus heavily on central Denver—specifically 80210, 80209, 80206, and 80218.
My approach is simple: I provide my professional opinions, guide you through the process, and work with you to identify your values that drive your decisions. If we work together, it's because it's a good fit. Real estate can be a bumpy road, and I've found it goes a lot smoother when we can laugh at the absurdities and give each other a little grace. But while I look for clients who don't take themselves too seriously, I absolutely protect the business side of things. Buying or selling a home is often one of the largest financial investments of a lifetime, and I never lose sight of the weight of that decision. If you expect perfection from a chaotic market, I'm probably not the right broker for you—but if you want someone who will look out for your equity while keeping the process grounded, we'll get along great.
I live in a classic 1940s home in Denver's Cory-Merrill neighborhood (80210), and Ogden Street is my other corner of the world — there's more on both above. Knowing these blocks as a resident, not just an agent, shapes how I guide clients through them.
A significant part of my focus is also supporting women going through one of the hardest transitions in life: divorce. Having been through it myself, I know what it feels like when the literal and figurative foundation of 'home' is completely rocked. Whether you need to figure out a temporary rental to find your footing or transition into a permanent new space, I am here to help you steady the ship without any judgment or pressure.
If you want a candid opinion, a steady guide, and someone who respects your bottom line as much as they appreciate a shared laugh when things get chaotic, let's talk.
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