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Vanessa Hamm
Real Estate Broker | The Agency
Licensed since 2015
$75M+ Career Sales
90+ Homes Sold
Serving Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Pines, Parker, Golden and Denver Metro

Golden, with North Table Mountain right out back.18954 W 61st Place is a 1,332 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath home listed at $670,...
09/09/2026

Golden, with North Table Mountain right out back.

18954 W 61st Place is a 1,332 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath home listed at $670,000. Inside, vaulted ceilings, a bright updated kitchen, and more than $100K in upgrades stand out. Outside, the deck and new paver patio make the backyard the real draw.

If you want the full details and photos, I have it linked in bio.

Ever see two homes at a similar price and wonder why one feels much tighter month to month?In some newer south-metro nei...
08/31/2026

Ever see two homes at a similar price and wonder why one feels much tighter month to month?

In some newer south-metro neighborhoods, metro district taxes are a big reason. Before you decide what feels affordable, compare the full monthly cost: mortgage, taxes, insurance, and HOA. Around Parker, Castle Pines, and Highlands Ranch, I always run that side by side so the cheaper-looking home does not become the costlier one.

If you want, I can help you compare the real monthly numbers.

Seller disclosures can tell you a lot about how a home has been maintained, even if you are just starting your search.Th...
08/28/2026

Seller disclosures can tell you a lot about how a home has been maintained, even if you are just starting your search.

The easiest mistake is treating the form like a checkbox. Watch for patterns around permits, water, roof history, movement, and repeat system repairs. Those details can change how you value a home and what questions to ask next.

I see these issues come up often in Denver-area suburban homes, especially after hail seasons, basement updates, and grading changes.

If you want a second set of eyes on a home, I'm happy to help.

Ever fall for a remodeled home and wonder what is actually new?The best questions get past the tile, paint, and lighting...
08/24/2026

Ever fall for a remodeled home and wonder what is actually new?

The best questions get past the tile, paint, and lighting fast. Ask what was permitted, what big systems were replaced, what was left alone, and whether the workmanship matches the price.

With my construction background, I pay close attention to both design and build quality in Denver-area homes.

If you ever want a second set of eyes before you offer, I am happy to help.

Wondering if fall is your window or if spring gives you the better move?In Denver's $700K to $1M+ move-up range, I would...
08/21/2026

Wondering if fall is your window or if spring gives you the better move?

In Denver's $700K to $1M+ move-up range, I would weigh 4 things first: competing inventory, prep scope, your timeline, and how selective buyers will be at your target price.

My construction and resale background makes me focus on readiness, not just the calendar.

If you want, I can help you compare which listing window fits your home best.

Moving up and wondering if your current Denver-area home should become a rental or help fund the next one?Start with 4 f...
08/17/2026

Moving up and wondering if your current Denver-area home should become a rental or help fund the next one?

Start with 4 filters: your down payment and reserves, true cash flow after repairs, vacancy, and management, how easy the home will be to maintain, and whether you actually want landlord responsibility.

With my construction and rental background, I look at more than the rent estimate.

If you want, I can help you pressure-test both paths before you decide.

Before you write on a Denver-area suburban home, check these 4 roof and insurance items first.• Roof age: ask for the in...
08/14/2026

Before you write on a Denver-area suburban home, check these 4 roof and insurance items first.

• Roof age: ask for the install date, permit, or invoice. "Newer" is not the same as documented.
• Hail history: ask about prior claims and what was replaced, not just repaired.
• Insurability: get a quote early. Older roofs can change premiums and carrier options fast.
• Gutters, flashing, and vents matter too. A newer roof does not always mean the whole system was handled well.

If you want, I can help you turn this into a quick pre-offer checklist.

Ever walk into a finished basement and wonder if it is actually adding value or just extra square footage?My quick test ...
08/10/2026

Ever walk into a finished basement and wonder if it is actually adding value or just extra square footage?

My quick test is permits, natural light, exit windows, ceiling height, moisture, and whether the layout feels truly usable. In Denver-area homes, a nice basement can absolutely add appeal, but basement square footage usually is not valued the same as main-level living area.

I look at these details closely because build quality and function change both daily use and resale.

If you're comparing two homes and the basement is swinging the decision, I can help you read past the finishes.

08/08/2026

Before I unlock the door for the public, I always leave something behind for the homeowners — fresh flowers, and a handwritten thank-you for trusting me to sit their home open. It’s a small gesture, but showing up with care is the whole job.

Speaking of open doors — come see me today, 10–12, at my newest listing:

📍 9465 Vista Hill Lane | Lone Tree (gated community)
🛏️ 6 Beds | 🛁 6 Baths | 📐 6,742 SF
💰 $2,465,000

I’d love to show you around.

With gratitude,
Vanessa

ColoradoRealEstate

Trying to choose between Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, and Castle Pines?Start with your real daily tradeoffs, not ...
08/07/2026

Trying to choose between Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, and Castle Pines?

Start with your real daily tradeoffs, not just the listing photos. The right fit usually comes down to commute tolerance, lot size, neighborhood rhythm, and which features tend to hold value later.

I compare these areas side by side with buyers all the time, especially when the options all look good on paper.

If you're torn between 2 neighborhoods, message me and I'll help you think through the pros and cons.

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255 Clayton Street Suite 110
Denver, CO
80120

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