Real Estate Market Mortgage Rates in 2025: What Denver Buyers and Sellers Need to Know If you’ve been following the headlines, you’ve probably noticed that mortgage rates have been one of the hottest topics in real estate this year. And for good reason: the difference between a 6.2% rate and a 6.8% rate can mean hundreds of dollars more—or less—on your monthly mortgage payment. As someone who has navigated both […]
Uncategorized A Taste of LoDo: Why Union Station North Is a Walkable Food & Drink Paradise Denver’s Union Station North (part of the greater LoDo historic district) is a microcosm of the city’s unique blend of rich history, urban vitality, and culinary culture. Nestled between Cuernavaca Park and the rising energy of McGregor Square, this neighborhood isn’t just a place to live—it’s a destination, especially for those who appreciate fine food, […]
Denver Neighborhoods by Architecture Mediterranean & Revival Styles in Denver: Hilltop and Crestmoor When you think of Denver architecture, craftsman bungalows, mid-century ranches, and sleek new builds probably come to mind first. But tucked into some of the city’s most prestigious neighborhoods—Hilltop and Crestmoor—you’ll also find stunning examples of Mediterranean and Revival-style homes. These residences bring a touch of European elegance to Denver’s skyline, blending timeless design with […]
Uncategorized Curtis Park & Denver Row Homes: Preserving History in a Modern Market Row homes are one of Denver’s most recognizable—and unique—architectural styles. While cities like New York and Boston may be better known for their brownstones, Denver carved out its own version of the row home, blending historic charm with a distinctly Western character. And nowhere tells this story better than Curtis Park, Denver’s first streetcar suburb. […]
Denver Neighborhoods by Architecture Arapahoe Acres: Where Denver’s Mid-Century Modern Story Lives On When people talk about what makes Denver such an amazing place to live, it’s not just the mountains, breweries, or sunshine—it’s neighborhoods like Arapahoe Acres. This pocket of architectural history, just south of the city, is one of those rare places where design, history, and community collide in the best way possible. Developed between 1949 […]
Real Estate Market Denver Real Estate Mid-Year 2025: What’s Happening and What’s Next The first half of 2025 has been anything but ordinary for Denver real estate. Inventory is at its highest level in 14 years, mortgage rates are hovering near 7%, and buyer behavior is shifting — again. As someone who’s worked on both sides of the negotiating table (luxury real estate and high-level marketing), I’ve learned […]
Uncategorized Living the LoDo Lifestyle: Why Young Professionals Are Choosing Downtown Denver Why LoDo? When people picture Denver, they often think of the mountains first. But for young professionals looking to live, work, and play without compromise, Lower Downtown—affectionately known as LoDo—is the heart of it all. Historic architecture blends with modern loft conversions. Rooftop patios buzz on game days. And thanks to Denver’s evolving food, art, […]
Real Estate Market Why Buying in Denver Still Outshines Renting (Even with Rents Dropping) Over the past few months, I’ve had more than a few conversations that start the same way: “Randy, with rents dropping in Denver, is now really the time to buy?” It’s a fair question. Average rents across Denver are down roughly 6% year-over-year, and the rental market is flooded with excess inventory—largely from properties that […]
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Lifestyle Vision, Grit & Legacy: How Dana Crawford Reshaped Denver’s Urban Core By Randy Burgess | Denver Realtor | Marketing Strategist | Historic LoDo Enthusiast There are few names in Denver real estate as influential—or as beloved—as Dana Crawford. When I walk through Union Station or show a listing in the Flour Mill Lofts, I’m reminded of her bold vision and tireless efforts to preserve Denver’s architectural […]
Young Professionals Series Why LoDo Still Leads: Historic Charm, Modern Living & Denver’s Best Lifestyle Investment By Randy Burgess | Denver Realtor, Market Strategist & LoDo Enthusiast If you want to understand how Denver transformed into the vibrant, livable, walkable city it is today, you need to start with LoDo—Lower Downtown. Once filled with abandoned warehouses and empty streets, LoDo is now one of the most desirable places to live, work, […]
Young Professionals Series Where Young Professionals Want to Live in Denver: Belmar in Lakewood Where Young Professionals Want to Live in Denver: Belmar in Lakewood If you’re a young professional looking for walkability, creative energy, and a tight-knit community—without giving up easy access to downtown—Belmar in Lakewood checks all the right boxes. This thoughtfully designed neighborhood blends local art, new urbanist planning, and a bold sense of reinvention that’s […]
Young Professionals Series Where Young Professionals Want to Live in Denver: Golden, Colorado If you’re the kind of person who wants to grab a locally roasted coffee, hop on your mountain bike, knock out a few Zoom calls, and wrap your day with live music and a view of the foothills—Golden, Colorado, might be calling your name. Just 25 minutes from downtown Denver, Golden offers something rare in […]
Real Estate Market Selling Luxury in Denver’s Shifting Market: 5 Things Every Seller Needs to Know If you’ve been watching the Denver Metro housing market, you already know: we’re in a different phase than we were two or three years ago. But let’s be clear—this is not a crash. It’s a recalibration. And when it comes to the luxury segment, it’s still a strong seller’s market if you understand how to […]
Young Professionals Series Where Young Professionals Want to Live in Denver: Sloan’s Lake Edition Denver isn’t exactly known for its lakes—but Sloan’s Lake flips that narrative. With open water views, skyline sunsets, and an evolving mix of mid-century, modern, and new construction homes just minutes from downtown, this west-side neighborhood is quietly becoming a magnet for young professionals looking to invest in both lifestyle and long-term value. It’s peaceful […]
Real Estate Market Denver Market Check: What the Numbers Are Really Saying This Spring There’s something about spring in Denver that signals movement. The days get longer, listings get polished, and buyers start to re-emerge after months of hesitation. But this year? The movement feels different—more intentional, more strategic, and a bit more grounded in reality. Whether you’re planning to buy, sell, or simply stay informed, here’s what I’m […]
Young Professionals Series Where Young Professionals Want to Live in Denver: Capitol Hill Edition Capitol Hill doesn’t try to impress you with flash—it draws you in with depth. It’s layered, lived-in, and unapologetically Denver. Longtime locals know it as the historic heart of the city, and today’s young professionals are quickly realizing that this eclectic, walkable, culture-rich neighborhood offers something that’s increasingly hard to find: character. It’s not curated. […]
Newsletters 2025 May 2025 Newsletter Love Where You Live May 2025 Map: Denver Neighborhoods Where Home Prices Have Increased the Most Coloradans worry about affording housing. New data shows where prices are crunching budgets most in metro Denver. Read More My Series on Rightsizing in Denver – Central Park Suburban Ease with an Urban Edge Read More My Series on […]
Young Professionals Series Where Young Professionals Want to Live in Denver: Highlands Edition Spend a little time walking the streets of the Highlands and it’s easy to understand why so many people fall for this neighborhood. With its unbeatable walkability, quick access to downtown, and a personality that blends historical charm with modern energy, The Highlands offers a lifestyle that’s hard to match. Whether you’re sipping coffee on […]
Lifestyle Rightsizing in Denver- Part 3: The Central Park Edition Suburban Ease with an Urban Edge By Randy Burgess | Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Rightsizing isn’t just about square footage—it’s about how you want to live next. For some, that means moving closer to family. For others, it’s about ditching the lawn care and long commutes in favor of walkability, community, and connection. That’s where […]
Lifestyle Rightsizing in Denver – Part 2 The Cherry Creek Edition: Lock-and-Leave Luxury for a Life That Moves With You If you’re following along, this is the second installment in my series on rightsizing—a closer look at Denver’s most sought-after neighborhoods for those of us ready to simplify without settling. It’s not about downsizing in the traditional sense. It’s about curating a […]