Found Property Group

❤️ 1888 victorian in Baker ❤️

Set in the historic Baker neighborhood, this 1888 victorian so artfully marries original character with modern upgrades across an oversized 1.5-lot setting.

//3bd 2 ba // 1,751 sqft // $975,000
// 39 west cedar avenue // baker // listed by

🌤 This Cherry Park home pairs a light-filled open floorplan with thoughtful updates, all set on a coveted cul-de-sac lot.
Reach out for a private tour!

//4bd 3ba // 2,741 sqft // $925,000
// 6156 east euclid avenue // cherry park // listed by

Home is about more than the spaces we live in — it’s also about the people around us who create a sense of belonging. Today we’re celebrating the neighbors who turn communities into something truly special. Happy National Good Neighbor Day.

📍 New Listing in Berkeley - One of Denver's most desirable neighborhoods. Reach out for a private tour.

✅ Charming early-1900s bungalow
✅ Timeless character
✅ Coveted location near Tennyson Street and the neighborhood’s vibrant collection of shops and restaurants

// 4446 winona court // berkeley // 3bd 2 ba // $825,000
listed by

Happy Monday! 📈 The August numbers are now in for Summit County.
➡️ Notable shift in momentum to Summit County’s market, with inventory up just 1.4% from July but still 9.9% below last year.
➡️ For sellers, that continued inventory gap means less competition for buyer attention as summer draws to a close.
➡️ Closed home sales rose 12.0% from July and 14.3% year-over-year, signaling renewed buyer activity across the county.

august 2025 → august 2026
average price // ↓ 3.9%
days on market // ↓ 22.2%
inventory // ↓ 9.9%
homes sold // ↑ 14.3%

Happy Friday! 🥂 Quick update on the Denver housing market.
👉 August brought a measured pace to the Denver housing market, with inventory holding largely steady while home values remained resilient.
👉 Active listings are up 0.7% from July and just 4.2% below last year, giving buyers continued selection heading into the final stretch of summer.
👉The average closed price is 1.7% higher year-over-year, pointing to continued stability in home values.
👉Denver’s market continues to settle into a more measured rhythm, with steady pricing and relatively consistent inventory creating room for thoughtful decisions on both sides of the market.

august 2025 → august 2026
average price // ↑ 1.7%
days on market // ↓ 4.5%
inventory // ↓ 4.2%
homes sold // ↓ 15.5%