Kathy Rehberg, Broker Associate

09/16/2026

Wilson Ranch. Great Value. OPEN HOUSE SEPT 20TH 1PM-3PM

09/16/2026

VALUE, RV parking and a $5,000 seller concession are rarely offered together—especially in Wilson Ranch.
743 Corral Drive, Grand Junction, CO 81505 OPEN HOUSE SUN SEPT 20TH 1PM-3PM
✓ 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
✓ Two living areas with formal and casual dining
✓ Kitchen island with seating for five
✓ Large yard plus RV parking
✓ Opportunity to personalize finishes while keeping more room in the budget
💲 Offered at $484,900
Sellers are offering a $5,000 concession with an acceptable offer by Sept. 30—use it toward closing costs, an interest-rate buydown or updates that make the home your own.
See the complete storybook and schedule your look today.
https://kathyrehberg.expportal.com/d8r5mjfz

08/29/2026

Who knew?

PSA 📣

08/25/2026

If you're a GJHS Class of 81 grad, join the private reunion page "GJHS Class 1981 Reunion Get Together". Access it here: https://fb.me/2gOItW2r2pXgAkY

08/25/2026

Class of 81 GJHS grads, you're invited to 2 days of the 45th reunion fun. It's free, but you must have tickets. Get them here for Day 2 Poolside Patio Potluck:

Backyard fun at Diane DeRush’s! Pulled pork provided. Bring a side, your own drinks and old stories. At our age, repeats count as new!

08/25/2026

Class of 81 GJHS grads are having a 45th Reunion Sept 4th and 5th. This is the info for Sept 4th.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1998904705784?aff=oddtdtcreator

08/24/2026

Grand Junction has comedy!

Moody's Underground is a live entertainment venue with a focus on quality entertainment, hand crafted spirits, whiskey, bourbon, ice cold beer, a small wine selection, and exceptional food on a limited menu.

08/24/2026

You've got places to be, but this is worth ninety seconds to view the storybook of 743 Corral. I think you'll want to call it home.
Stop by the open house Aug 30 1pm-3pm to see it in person.
743corral.kathyrehberg.com

08/24/2026

I put this prompt in ChatGPT:

"Describe me like you're trying to warn someone before they meet me."

If you do it, post your answer in the comments. Mine is the first one. Some of the answers are very funny and accurate!

06/06/2026

People don't just come to Palisade for the festival. They come and realize they want to live here.

I've watched it happen — someone drives in for a bluegrass weekend, walks the riverfront, grabs a glass of wine, and starts asking me what homes are selling for. Every. Single. Year.

Here's what makes this stretch of river country so hard to leave:

- Riverbend Park becomes the center of everything — trails, streets, and riverfront homes turn into front-row festival seats
- Short-term rentals and B&Bs fill up fast — glamping and unique stays steps from live music and artisan markets are in serious demand
- Wine tastings and farm-to-table food spill out everywhere — you can walk or bike straight from your door into it
- The Colorado River is right there — paddleboarding, biking, strolling — that's just a Tuesday here
- Investors are paying attention — festival weekends are repositioning properties as income-producing stays with agritourism appeal
- The Fruit & Wine Byway neighborhoods don't just attract festival visitors — they attract people who want this lifestyle year-round

The buzz brings people in. The community is what makes them stay.

Would you rather host, explore, or just sit by the river with the music playing? Drop it below.