Buyers Wanted: Why I love helping new Denverites
My favorite part about being a realtor is helping buyers, and I have extra-special superpowers when it comes to first-time homebuyers. Within that there’s an even more specific group—people moving to Denver for the first time.
Whether you’re coming from a different place in Colorado or a different city entirely, here are some of the specific strengths I have to help you find your new home:
I’m dialed in to Denver neighborhoods
Spend time on my “Notes from the Nook” page and you’ll see that I love the small businesses and restaurants and activities that make Denver’s different neighborhoods unique. If you’ve got a hobby or a sweet tooth or an animal companion or any other personal interest, I have options for you.
I am good at translating those neighborhoods to the city that you’re coming from
Cities have their own personality, and I’ve lived in many of them and visited even more, which makes me well versed in what will be different for you when you move to Denver, and how those differences might inform housing choices like location, price, and housing type.
Talking about what you will and won’t miss allows me to steer you in the right direction, getting a sense of the things you’re willing to compromise on and making sure you’re in close proximity to the things that are special to you. For example, let’s say you’re moving here from the Bay Area—you definitely have a different experience of traffic, walkability, price, and more, and I can point things out that maybe you haven’t even considered yet.
I love the hunt for your perfect home!
Once we’ve talked about your wants and needs, we’re on to my favorite part—finding you a house to make your home. While I like being the selling agent on a listing, I LOVE the search on the buyer’s side when I get to combine all of the personal details with my intricate set of listing search filters and profiles to find the best fit for you.
If you or someone you know are considering relocating to Denver, please text / call / email to talk about how I can help create a smooth transition.
