Carolyn Erickson of NeXstep Real Estate Garners Prestigious Sales Production Award for…
According to a draft of the 2020 Community Wildfire Protection Plan, a large majority of the Evergreen area is at a high risk for what they are calling a “catastrophic wildfire”. With the recent Elephant Butte fire and all of the wildfires currently burning around the state, wildfire is definitely at the top of mind for most all of us right now. What can you do to protect your family and property…
Carolyn Erickson Earns NAR Pricing Strategy Advisor Certification Denver, Colorado 8/24/20 —…
For Immediate Release Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® 42nd Annual Excellence Awards…
Special Thanks To DMAR Market Trends Committee For The Following Report…Happy New Year! It’s time to look back and ponder what happened over the past year and look ahead to set goals and make predictions for the new year. Let’s start by looking at the top three things we know about the Denver metro real estate market in 2019:
What’s New In Real Estate? Lots of exciting news in the world…
Neighborhood Favorites—an award program hosted by Nextdoor—is an annual contest that gives locals…
Eighty-seven Realtor members of the South Metro Denver Realtor Association (SMDRA) have earned the highly regarded SMART designation recognizing the successful completion of stringent real estate courses or Continuing Education classes. The SMART designation sets real estate professionals apart from the mainstream and is regarded as a symbol of a designees’ dedication to the pursuit of higher standards, which is a key mission of SMDRA.
Carolyn Erickson, a leading REALTOR with NeXstep Real Estate Group, has been recognized by the South Metro Denver REALTOR® Association (SMDRA) with the 2018 Diamond Circle Club Award for Top Individual Residential Sales – Two Carat for 2018. SMDRA held its seventh annual Diamond Circle Awards celebration on Friday, April 12, 2019 at the Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center.
Summit County regulates short-term vacation rentals (STRs) to address neighborhood impacts and life safety issues. Summit County’s regulations for STRs are applicable to properties within the unincorporated areas of Summit County.
