Communities
The south metro, neighborhood by neighborhood
Every one of these communities has its own logic: its own price per square foot, its own buyer pool, its own rhythm. I work in all of them, and live in the middle of them.
Littleton
Historic downtown, lake neighborhoods
A real main street, light rail to downtown Denver, and some of the metro’s best-loved neighborhoods, from Old Littleton to the lake communities along its western edge.
Littleton guide
Cherry Hills Village
Estate acreage minutes from the city
Colorado’s marquee estate address: large lots, quiet lanes, and the Highline Canal winding past some of the most significant homes in the state.
Cherry Hills Village guide
Greenwood Village
Acreage, trails, and DTC convenience
Horse properties and generous lots on the west side, polished neighborhoods near the Tech Center on the east, and parks and trails threading it all together.
Greenwood Village guide
Centennial
Established neighborhoods, top schools
Mature trees, well-kept neighborhoods, and a practical, family-first way of life with quick access to both DTC and the foothills.
Centennial guide
Highlands Ranch
Master-planned, trail-connected
Seventy miles of trails, four rec centers, and a master plan that has aged gracefully into real neighborhoods people stay in for decades.
Highlands Ranch guide
Lone Tree
Newer homes, big-sky views
Newer construction, the Bluffs at its back door, and a compact city that punches above its weight in dining, healthcare, and light-rail access.
Lone Tree guide
Englewood
Character blocks, city access
Bungalows and mid-century blocks minutes from downtown Denver, with a revitalized South Broadway corridor and some of the metro’s best value per square foot.
Englewood guide
Bow Mar
Where she actually lives
Shaye’s own lakeside town gets a whole site of its own: sprawling ranches, a private 100-acre lake, and the neighborhood’s resident expert.
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