Arianna Morris - The Agency

10/29/2026

New headshots mean new introductions 👋

Buying or selling often comes alongside some of life’s biggest moments. As your real estate agent, I’m in your corner from start to finish, bringing honest advice, a clear strategy, and attention to detail so you can make your next move with confidence. I always tell my clients that no question is a dumb question; I love being the person who guides you through it all and gives you the expert guidance you need to achieve your goals.

For buyers, that means honest advice, smart offer strategy, and a clear path from home search to keys in hand.

For sellers, that means data-driven pricing, standout marketing through The Agency, and results-backed guidance to set your home apart from the competition.

Denver is the home I chose, and I’ll never get tired of bragging about it. Helping you find the home, neighborhood, and life that fit is my favorite part of the job. 🏔️

Whether you’re ready to move today, months away, or just starting to wonder, I’d love to hear from you.

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10/28/2026

From Denver DOTI's press release:

The Yale Avenue underpass is officially open. 🎉

The High Line Canal Trail underpass at Yale and Holly is complete, so walkers and bikers can now pass beneath Yale Avenue instead of crossing traffic.

This closes a longstanding gap in the trail and a safety win for southeast Denver, where the Holly crossing was hazardous with heavy congestion.

It also added retaining walls, graded trail connections, and curb, gutter, and drainage work. Arapahoe County helped fund the $6.2 million project.

More coming: Arapahoe County leads Phase 2 in 2027, overhauling the Yale and Holly intersection with a new signal, wider sidewalks, upgraded crosswalks, extra lanes, and buried power lines.

If you walk or bike the canal, this one changes your route for the better.

Project page: https://denvergov.org/Government/Agencies-Departments-Offices/Agencies-Departments-Offices-Directory/Department-of-Transportation-and-Infrastructure/Programs-Services/Projects/High-Line-Canal/Yale-Improvements

10/26/2026

Thinking about turning your Denver home into a rental? Read this first. 🏡

Denver requires a Residential Rental Property License for any home rented for 30 days or more. That includes condos, ADUs, and even renting to family if they help with the mortgage. To get the license, your home has to pass a city inspection. One of the most common reasons landlords fail? Something as simple as a missing fire extinguisher.

The good news is that most well-maintained homes already meet the requirements, and any fixes are usually quick.

Colorado has also added new landlord laws; below are a couple:

- Ending or not renewing a lease requires a valid reason, like nonpayment of rent, lease violations, or damage to the property. You can also end a lease if you’re selling the home, moving in yourself, or doing a major renovation.

- Security deposits are capped at one month’s rent. Deposits must be returned within 60 days if your lease says so.

I broke it all down in a guide on my website, including the full inspection checklist and a deeper list of the new rules.

Buying a rental in Denver? Learn the city's rental license and inspection rules, new Colorado landlord laws, and how to protect your investment.

10/26/2026

A new connection on the High Line Canal Trail is opening next week. 🎉

Join Councilwoman Diana Romero Campbell and city leaders on Tuesday, October 27 at 4pm for the ribbon cutting and celebration for the High Line Canal Trail and Yale Avenue underpass.

It starts with a community walk and bike ride at S. Holly Street and E. Iliff Avenue, finishing at the new underpass, followed by a ribbon cutting and light refreshments.

If you've sat in traffic around Yale and Holly, you'll especially enjoy this one.

Hope to see you there!

10/24/2026

Grab your helmet and join a casual community bike ride this Sunday. 🚲

Councilwoman Diana Romero Campbell and the Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee are hosting a Southeast Denver Community Bike Ride on Sunday, October 25 at 10am, starting and ending at the Bible Park parking lot, 6802 E. Yale Ave.

The route is about 5 miles, including portions of the High Line Canal Trail, at a casual pace so all riders can enjoy it. Bring your own helmet and water.

Weather permitting. It will be canceled if rain or snow is expected.

10/23/2026

Fall fun is coming to southeast Denver this Saturday. 🍂

Join Councilwoman Diana Romero Campbell for the District 4 Fall Festival on Saturday, October 24, 11am to 2pm at Thomas Jefferson High School.

Expect fall activities, live music, city agencies, food trucks, and games for the kiddos. Join outside on the front plaza or inside the cafeteria.

Hope to see you there!

10/21/2026

Denver's newest park is opening in University Hills North. 🌳

Join Denver Parks and Recreation and Council President Diana Romero Campbell tomorrow, Thursday, October 22 at 4:00 PM for the ribbon cutting at Bethesda Park, 4301 E. Iliff Ave.

What's new:
- Accessible playground
- Shaded picnic tables and gathering areas
- Half-court basketball
- Pollinator hotels and native landscaping

Bethesda Park was funded by the Rise Denver GO Bond.

Parking is limited, so walk or roll if you can. All are welcome!

10/16/2026

Mortgage rates have slowed things down this fall, but they’re also creating opportunities we haven’t seen in years.

Here’s what’s happening right now:
• More homes are hitting the market, and sellers are increasingly willing to negotiate
• Newly built homes are now selling for less per square foot than existing homes, with some builders offering rate buydowns
• The average mortgaged homeowner now has approximately $310,000 in equity
• U.S. homeowners with mortgages are sitting on a record $17.9 trillion in home equity

Today’s market isn’t simply a buyer’s market or a seller’s market. It’s a market where strategy matters.

I broke down what this means for buyers, sellers, and homeowners in this month’s update. Plus:

• My fall picks around Denver, including a can’t-miss festival happening this month, a cozy Italian dinner spot in RiNo, and a LoHi pastry case worth the drive
• A move-in-ready Virginia Village ranch with refinished hardwoods and a remodeled kitchen
• A one-of-a-kind architectural home in the Santa Fe hills with its own interior stream

Read the full post here:

Higher rates have cooled demand but opened new doors. Three trends buyers, sellers, and homeowners should watch this fall.

10/10/2026

Lost kitty in University Hills. Please share. 🐈‍⬛

I came across this flyer and wanted to help spread the word. This is Valentino, a 3-year-old fluffy black cat with bright yellow eyes. He was last seen the night of October 6 near 3032 South Flamingo Way, Denver, CO.

If you spot him, please call 409-392-6576.

He is very loved and missed. Let's help him find his way home.

10/07/2026

🍂 Denver's LeafDrop is back! 🍂

Drop off leaves & pumpkins to be turned into compost!

Weekdays now thru Nov 25, 8am-2pm:
• Cherry Creek Transfer Station – 7301 E Jewell Ave
• Denver Parks & Rec – 3685 Havana St
• Central Platte Campus – 1271 W Bayaud Ave

Weekends Nov 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 10am-2pm:
• Cherry Creek, Bruce Randolph HS, Kennedy HS, Sloan's Lake NW Lot, Veterans Park, Archuleta Elementary

Paper bags only. Free 5-pack of bags at Ace Hardware with coupon: beasmartash.org/trees-matter/denver-leafdrop/

Have a green compost cart? Put leaves/pumpkins right in it!

More: denvergov.org/leafdrop