Alexandra Band, Real Estate Agent

06/13/2026

Denver's market presents challenges and opportunities. That's true of every market—and every stage of life. I've always been energized by challenges and motivated by opportunities. In a shifting market, strategy, persistence, and adaptability matter more than ever. Fortunately, that's where I do my best work.

06/08/2026

A heartfelt thank you to all of my clients, friends, and supporters for helping me achieve this honor under some challenging circumstances. Your trust, referrals, and encouragement made it possible, and I am incredibly grateful. Thank you for your confidence in me and for allowing me to do work that I truly love.

05/31/2026

OPEN HOUSE TODAY 11am-1pm. This one is so cute and the location is bananas.

910 S Euclid Way, Denver, CO 80209 is a single family home listed for sale at $1,695,000. This is a 4-bed, 4-bath, 2,924 sqft property.

05/20/2026

My new listing in Solterra.

Now under contract.

A good reminder that preparation, presentation, and pricing still drive results - everytime.

15249 W Evans Pl, Lakewood, CO 80228 is a single family home listed for sale at $2,790,000 and is pending. This is a 5-bed, 7-bath, 9,440 sqft property.

05/12/2026

Every home has its own buyer, timing, and strategy.

Grateful to have helped another client navigate a challenging market with a strong result - under contract in 2 days on MLS and closed over asking price.

In this market especially, thoughtful pricing, positioning, and negotiation matter.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all those carrying the visible and invisible load every single day. I see you!

05/07/2026

OPEN HOUSE at my newest co-listing in Bonnie Brae! Please stop by Saturday 11-1 and bring anyone in the market for a lovely home in one of Denver's best neighborhoods!

https://www.compass.com/homedetails/910-S-Euclid-Way-Denver-CO-80209/1291LC_pid/?origin=listing_page&origin_type=copy_url&agent_id=689e59e5cccd1b00016b1462

04/20/2026

Practicing what I preach isn’t always the easiest pill to swallow.

Our tankless hot water heater went out on April 9. Ten days ago.

After a few days of unplugging it and hoping for a miracle, it became pretty clear something bigger was going on. I had a big-name plumbing company come out, and without even really looking at the system, their recommendation was simple: replace it.

A few texts later, I had a trusted independent plumber at the house. He spent two hours trying to bring it back to life. I told him upfront I didn’t want to replace it, I just wanted to patch it and get a little more time out of it.

But here’s the thing.

Sometimes the right answer isn’t the one you want.

At a certain point, you’re not saving money by patching something that’s at the end of its life. You’re just delaying the inevitable and adding more stress along the way.

I tell my clients this all the time when we’re preparing a home for the market. And apparently, I needed the reminder myself.

We replaced it.

Not the fun answer, but the right one.

There’s a difference between being resourceful and being resistant. Knowing when to make that call is where the real value is. And now I get to enjoy my investment!

A hot shower has never been more appreciated in my house.