A look at Colorado Real Estate in Q3 2026 In September, central banks from Washington to Frankfurt each raised rates by a quarter point, and the 30-year mortgage rate crossed 7%. Buyers responded the way thoughtful buyers do: they took their time. Homes across the Front Range spent an average of 50 days on market, … More Steady in the city. Strong in the mountains.
November has a way of turning everyone into a gratitude expert. The lists come out, the journals get dusted off, and somewhere between the first snowfall and the second helping of stuffing, we all promise to be more thankful. But feeling grateful and showing it are two different things. One lives quietly in your head. … More Show It Forward — A Colorado Guide to Giving Thanks
LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Aaron Luttrell and Amie MacKenzie list 1755 Glencoe Street, the Tudor built for the Howard Lorton family and later home to civic leaders Harry T. Lewis, Jr., and Jerry and Dolores Kopel Some homes have history. 1755 Glencoe Street has legacy. LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (LIV SIR) is proud to present … More A Rare Piece of Denver History: Park Hill Tudor Built for Howard Lorton Family Offered for the First Time Since 1967
Justin Black’s Record $1.64 Million Buena Vista Sale A custom mountain farmhouse at the base of the Collegiate Peaks sets a record in one of Buena Vista’s most coveted mountain neighborhoods “We wanted the best advisor we could find, and all of our research kept pointing to Justin,” said the seller of 31307 Great Peaks … More No Time For Nonsense—Justin Black Sells Buena Vista Home on First Showing with Record Setting Price/sqft
Creating an exceptional legacy starts with true intention. It is designed, earned, and honored by those who carry the name forward. Sotheby’s International Realty was founded 50 years ago, inspired and guided by the well-established and esteemed auction house, dating back to 1744. One of the oldest auction houses in the world, Sotheby’s continues to … More 50 Years. One Uncompromising Standard.
American naturalist John Burroughs had good reason to write, “I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.” As any Coloradoan would attest, a walk in the woods can quite naturally ease tension, restore a sense of peace, and ground us for what we might face in … More The Art of Slowing Down: A Gentle Guide to Forest Bathing
Your home should be an extension of your lifestyle. Whether you’re warming up after a powder run or walking the dog on your favorite trail, the best interiors here carry that same unhurried ease. If you’re ready to add some local character to your space, here are four distinct aesthetics that let you tell your … More High Altitude Design: How to Create an Interior That Embodies the Colorado Spirit
EDWARDS, CO | September 2, 2026—For Anna Menz, being named the top broker in Bachelor Gulch for 2025 is the culmination of nearly three decades spent helping build the community, not just selling real estate within it. “I’ve spent over 25 years developing relationships and friendships in this community, and this accolade is certainly appreciated,” … More Anna Menz Named Top Broker in Bachelor Gulch 2025
Kasia Karska has spent nearly 25 years building homes across Colorado’s mountain communities and beyond. Her process is defined by both a strong point of view and a demanding set of standards: material choices, proportion rules, and construction discipline that hold up at 8,000 feet and above. “The home lives with you,” Karska explains. “The … More The Engineering of Sanctuary: How Kasia Karska Designs with Perfection & Passion
Each October, Colorado bathes in the low, golden, and unhurried light of autumn. It settles over the vineyards of the Western Slope, filters through cottonwoods along the Front Range, and turns the state’s orchards into something closer to a painting than a place. This is the season when Colorado offers crisp mornings, warm afternoons, and … More Autumn in Colorado is Worth the Drive