We have two little store finches named after picture book characters, Pip and Posey. Stop by and visit them sometime!

Cozy Cottage for brunch, Spruce, Pasty Republic, Allegro, Fat Sully, Downpours, the list goes on... We can do all our Christmas shopping just down the street!

Binge watching Gilmore Girls on Netflix, playing with our dogs, or visiting our daughters who work at Local 46.

Watching the children grow. It's so much fun! As well as being able to suggest the perfect book for each new age they grow into.

We are involved in a lot of fun things, but here are a couple of interesting factoids… 1. Our office has the highest producing agents in the Remax Pros system, and some of the highest in the region. 2. At one time, Brokers in our office owned 13 buildings on Tennyson St. from 35th to 46th Avenues. Both these show our commitment to the neighborhood and to our profession. 

What I love, is the fact that within one block of our office, I have a choice of 14 restaurants and bars. We all have our favorites, but personally speaking, mine are Hops&Pie, Javiers, The Royal, Berkeley Untapped, Bookbar, and Mas Kaos.

Our Brokers are an interesting and varied group. We are cyclists, art collectors, car enthusiasts, skiers, involved in charities and organizations, athletes, travelers, pilots, and sports fans!

The opportunities to participate in community and a changing neighborhood really excites us. From housing, to new business, to neighborhood causes all continues to stimulate and challenge us. Remax Professionals and our Brokers will continue to be at the leading edge of all these and more.

Seeing a guest try something new and leave happy.

We will slice and package up our house made bacon to go if you ask us so that you can cook it at home.

Ok, so this is going to be a long list and I may miss some – I do a pretty fair amount of shopping, eating and drinking on this street. Off of the top of my head: Hops & Pie, XO Gift Co, Jolly Goods, The West End Tap House, Downpours Coffee Shop, Fireant Studio, Jolly Goods, The Pasty Republic, Berkeley Untapped, Biju’s Little Curry Shop, Kat’s Eye Boutique, Lalu, Second Star From the Right, Call to Arms Brewing, Small Batch Liquors, Feral Mountain Co and Local 46. Also, while it’s not necessarily my favorite place to go Tennyson Pediatric Dentistry takes great care of my son.

Practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, hiking with my wife and son or enjoying an adult beverage.

The growth and evolution of the neighborhood. I’m excited for all the people that will get to experience Tennyson-Berkeley as the residential construction starts to wrap up in the upcoming months.

The fashion industry continually introduces me to new styles, textures, patterns and colors. How are those expressed and translated into this season, as well as, into the next season. How can you coordinate last season’s goods with this season’s purchases and still be fashion-forward? I am inspired to show a client what works for her shape, coloring, her personality and her closet AND HAVE FUN AT IT! Fashion should be fun not stressful.

The Royal Burger for the best hamburgers.
Parisi for a glass of wine after work.
The Pasty Republic for 2 scoops of ice cream.

On the hunt to find more fabulous, unique clothing, gifts and accessories.

Tennyson Street just acquired our fourth women’s clothing boutique in just the last six months! This neighborhood is becoming a destination and it is happening quickly! How exciting!!!

We are huge supporters of our local, public schools and host several annual fundraisers at Local and Camino including EdFest (Edison), SandoFall (Sandoval) and many more! Local 46 donates 20% of sales on Sundays to Centennial Elementary during the school year and Niya sits on an Advisory Panel as well. Grant has been a huge advocate for Edison, Brown, Skinner and North over the years and el Camino has several programs that give back to these schools. We pride ourselves on giving back to the community however we can through our businesses and personally. You will often see us volunteering to pour drinks at these fundraisers or even driving the party bus they often donate to the auctions.

We love so many restaurants and can barely keep up with all the new ones opening up but some local favorites that we eat at a lot are Brazen, Axios. El Chingon, Hops and Pie and Parisi (we eat out a lot).

We love biking, traveling, volleyball, food and wine, walking around Sloans lake, hanging with friends and family. You can often find us playing Volleyball at Berkeley Park or Highland Park and we love hanging out on our property up in Tabernash. We love seeing shows up at Red Rocks of course and we have great local bands and DJ’s at Local most nights but feel a little out of the loop with the music scene, we have just been so busy!

We love our community, we love the people in it, we love the small, locally owned shops and restaurants and that we can walk and bike to pretty much anywhere we need to go. There are great schools, wonderful PTA organizations, wonderful parks and trees and restaurants. We are very excited about the growth in our community and in Denver as a whole. Not everything is perfect or how we would have done it but we feel like our city is moving in the right direction. We are pumped that the train is finally running and our little city is really growing up and finding its identity. Berkeley is one of the best neighborhoods in Denver and we proud and honored to be a part of it. The density and in fill is welcomed and is necessary in order to support the small business community and help alleviate some of the parking issues. We need more folks within in walking and biking distance so we can be supported by the local community and don’t have to count on so many people that have to drive here. We just want the new build projects to be done with integrity, sustainability and quality.