The Berisford Group

04/24/2026

Thinking about moving to Colorado Springs? Read this first. 👇
When people relocate here, they focus on the usual stuff — the neighborhood, the house, the purchase price. All important. But there's one question almost nobody asks:
Where am I actually going to spend my time?
That's your daily life. The coffee shop you'll stop at on the way to work. The trail you'll hit on Saturday mornings. The grocery store, the school drop-off route, the restaurants you'll come back to again and again.
Get that part right, and everything else about the move feels easier.
If you're relocating to the Springs — or know someone who is — send me a message. I'd love to help you think it through before you pick the house.

04/21/2026

🚨 NEW LISTING — 6056 Napa Drive, Colorado Springs 🚨
Just hit the market in Lorson Ranch and it's got everything a growing family needs:
✅ 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
✅ Over 3,200 sq ft
✅ Open-concept main level with clear sightlines
✅ Main-floor bedroom/office with great morning light
✅ Upstairs flex space (playroom, 6th bedroom — your call)
✅ Primary suite with Pikes Peak views and a HUGE walk-in closet
✅ Walkout basement with another bedroom
✅ Peaceful back deck
✅ Just 20 minutes to Fort Carson
Know someone PCSing in or house-hunting in the Springs? Share this post with them — and message me directly to book a showing.

04/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out and made this Easter celebration so epic!

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Berisford Real Estate Group hosted its second annual Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday, April 5, at Rampart Park in Colorado Springs, using a helicopter to drop 10,000…

04/05/2026

04/02/2026

Not every part of Colorado Springs is headed in the same direction — and most buyers don't realize that until after they've already closed.
Some areas are being driven by job growth, infrastructure investment, and new density. Others are stable. And stable isn't bad... unless your expectations don't match the reality of that area.
The biggest relocation mistake isn't picking a bad house. It's misreading the direction of the neighborhood you're buying into.
Before you make an offer, ask yourself: is this area benefiting from employment growth, infrastructure investment, or density shifts? If not, it may still appreciate — just at an average pace. And average is fine, as long as it's intentional.
Watch the full breakdown to see which parts of Colorado Springs are positioned to grow 👇
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03/23/2026

The North side of Colorado Springs checks every box on paper — newer homes, great schools, easy errands, low-friction routines. For a lot of buyers, it's the obvious choice.
But there's a trade-off most people don't see coming. And it's not the price.
It's the distance. From the mountains. From downtown. From the version of Colorado they imagined when they decided to move here.
After-work hikes become weekend plans. Downtown dinners become occasional events. And slowly, the mountains stop feeling like your backyard and start feeling like a destination.
For some people, that structure is exactly what they want — and there's nothing wrong with that. But others wake up one day and realize they moved to Colorado... and don't feel like they're in Colorado.

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03/19/2026

Most people moving to Colorado Springs ask the wrong question. Instead of "what's the best neighborhood?" — you should be asking where your lifestyle actually fits.
Colorado Springs isn't one city. It's four completely different ways of living — North, West, East, South, and more — and the area you choose will shape your daily life more than any square footage or price point ever could.
I've seen people buy stellar homes and end up miserable because they picked a house and not a lifestyle. Don't make that mistake.

📍 Thinking about moving to Colorado Springs? Let's make sure you land in the right spot — not just a great house.
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02/28/2026

El Chapin Taco Truck might be the most underrated “line out the door” spot in Colorado Springs. 🌮🔥
If you’ve never been, here’s the vibe: no frills, straight heat. You pull up, you order, you sit there smelling the grill like you made the best decision of your week… because you did.
What to order (don’t overthink it):
Tacos (start with asada, al pastor, carnitas)
Birria anything (if they’ve got it that day… do not hesitate)
Tortas if you want messy, glorious, “nap required after” energy
Burrito when you want one thing the size of a newborn
Quesadilla when you want comfort + crunch
Horchata / Jarritos to cool the spice and reset your soul
Why El Chapin is different:
The flavors punch. The meat actually tastes like it was cooked with intention (not just “thrown on a flat top”). The tortillas hold up. The salsas have personality. And every bite has that “oh… THIS is what Mexican food is supposed to taste like” factor.
Why we think it’s the best Mexican in COS:
Because it’s consistent. It’s fast. It’s not trying to be trendy. It’s just delivering absolute bangers, one plate at a time. The kind of spot you gatekeep… until you realize you want it to stay open forever. 😅
Drop your order in the comments so I can judge you respectfully. 👇
And if you’ve got a taco truck that can compete… name it.

01/24/2026

Here’s our unsolicited real estate advice for 2026: buy new.
Coming from someone who owns an older home and loves character—but not living in a construction zone fixing someone else’s shortcuts from decades ago.
New construction isn’t perfect, but warranties and accountability go a long way.
What would you choose—new build or older home?

09/27/2023

Congrats on a wonderful investment!! I love it when clients follow through with their investment strategy and make a SOLID profit at the same time. Absolute best wishes with your new adventures!