Relocating to Denver

Using the power of our MLS and other search tools. We can provide you with homes in the Denver Metro Area that fit your specific criteria in the specific are you are looking. We Geo Code all of our searches to streamline the process therefore maximizing your time. There will most always be plenty of photo’s, so you’ll always have a clear understanding what to expect when you come out to visit and go shopping.

If you are relocation out of the metro area, we can help with that also. Pointing you to experienced, well qualified realtors, in the city you are moving to and taking care of all the details here. We can do as little or as much as you need. Let’s chat and formulate a plan to make it a stress-free transition.

The Denver Metro Tour – We offer tours of the areas you are looking to purchase to acclimate you to the neighborhood. We discuss your needs to point things out of interest to you. We will have a phone call to discuss your hobbies and requirements to maximize your time and focus only on the things of interest to you.

Concierge Services – We provide many concierge services from Limo pick-up at the airport, to car rentals, to Uber/Lyft transportation. We can book hotels, Air BNB, VRBO, Extended Stay or whatever accommodations you need. We can also work in conjunction with any organization in Colorado to handle all the details making your visit worry free and fun! We are here for you. Whatever you need – we are of service.

Give us a call when convenient for you and we’ll discuss your plans and all the details. We’ll put together a detailed plan for you taking out the brain damage and making this not only an easy transition but a fun one as well. Call today to get started. (720) 352-7704

Denver is a stunning city that’s got the perfect combination of big-city opportunities with a small-city feel. As such, it tends to attract people from all over the country who come in search of more than 300 days of sunshine, mild weather, and endless entertainment. Of course, like any city, there are some little-known secrets that residents around these parts have known all along—or figured out the hard way after they got here. Let’s take a look at a few things nobody will tell you to consider when you move to Denver:

1. Vehicle Registration Often Causes Sticker Shock

In some areas of the country, vehicle registration is a flat-rate amount. That makes it easy to make sure you’ve got the cash or credit necessary to get your tags when you make a move. In the City & County of Denver, however, things aren’t that straightforward. In fact, “[f]ees are based on the vehicle’s age, weight, taxable value, and month of registration,” and the DMV will not quote estimates over the phone, so be prepared to be surprised. As a note, the calculations can add up quickly, so you’ll want to make sure you’ve got enough money available to cover costs that could exceed your expectations.

2. There’s a Little Las Vegas Just Up the Hill

Vegas is a short (and cheap) flight from Denver, which makes it a fun weekend getaway spot when you’ve got some extra cash burning through your pocket. But why take your money out of the state when we’ve got a little mini Vegas up in the old mining towns of Black Hawk and Central City? This little-known vacation destination is only about 40 minutes away from Denver, giving you the perfect place to keep your cash local.

3. The Interstate Isn’t as Harmless as It Looks

Like most major cities, Denver experiences morning and afternoon rush hours. However, newcomers often assume (for some reason) that traffic won’t be that bad around here. This is a lesson to be learned the hard way. If you’re traveling to Boulder from Denver for an interview, appointment, or other time-sensitive situation, tack on an extra hour to be sure you’re there on time. Similarly, if your navigation app says nine miles will take you 50 minutes, it’s not lying to you!

4. Altitude Sickness & Quick Buzzes are Real

Don’t worry—with more than 700,000 residents living here, we can promise you that altitude sickness goes away. But if your body starts telling you to lay down or your brain starts playing tricks on you with a bit of dizziness, heed its warnings and take care of yourself. This means lie low on the alcohol consumption, too, as the reduced level of oxygen in the Mile High city can cause rapid inebriation. Not to mention, the beers are significantly stronger than lot of newcomers are used to! One more thing—don’t be scared if your tissue looks a little crazy when you blow your nose; it’s normal when you’re new here. The air here is dry most of the time, especially in winter. Be sure you have some hand lotion and lip balm handy come cozy winter time. 

Are you considering moving to Denver? It’s important to have a Realtor on your side who you can trust to give you the truth about questions you don’t even know you should ask! Reach out any time and let’s find your perfect Denver home! (720) 352-7704, [email protected]

Below are some links on Denver and the surrounding area to help you with your move. Click on each one for more information. 

· Colorado Facts and Trivia 

· Denver Demographics – Enter a Colorado city in the search for Information specific to that area. IE. “Boulder” for the Boulder area info, “Superior” for the Superior area info and so on.

· Information on Cities in Colorado – Enter the Colorado city name i nto the search box.

· Fun Things to Do here in Colorado 

· Things going on – Denver Arts and Venues 

· Information to Start a New Business in Colorado 

· My Neighborhood – Enter an address and find nearby hospitals, schools, parks, libraries, transportation and more!

· Colorado Healthcare Information