Kathy Rehberg, Broker Associate

06/03/2026

I’m truly honored by this, and smiling from ear to ear.

See more: https://www.realsatisfied.com/Kathy-Rehberg

06/03/2026

Every June, I watch people come for the music and start looking at real estate.
I've seen it firsthand — when my own Palisade home was for sale, I put the sign in the yard on Wine Fest weekend. It sold within 30 days. Festival visitors don't just come for the weekend. They come, they fall in love with the town, and some of them buy here.

Live music, outdoor activities, local food — all right outside your door when the Bluegrass & Roots Festival hits Riverbend Park
"The community energy here is real" — I hear that from clients time after time
Out-of-towners experience the lifestyle firsthand during festival weekend — sellers couldn't ask for better timing
Annual events like this keep rental demand strong — investors have taken notice
Having space to host during festival weekends is one of those perks you don't think about until you're living it

If you've been looking for community, music, and summer energy — Palisade checks every box.

06/02/2026

June in Palisade hits different.

The Bluegrass & Roots Festival rolls into Riverbend Park June 5-7, and every year it reminds me why I love selling real estate here. People come for the music — and leave wanting to move here.

Walk out your front door, straight to a headline act. That's Palisade. Short-term rental potential becomes obvious when festivalgoers are actively searching for exactly what your property offers. Out-of-town visitors wander the neighborhoods between sets, and some of them call me the following week.

Palisade isn't just a place to live — it's a place people choose on purpose, year after year.

Bluegrass Festival tickets and info: https://www.palisademusic.com/

What would your festival-season home look like?

05/31/2026

If you've been watching Palisade and waiting for a sign — this might be it.
90-day market snapshot:

27 homes currently available
$698,888 median price
70 days average on market
$361 per square foot
39.2% have seen price reductions
8.7% have been relisted

Buyers have room to negotiate right now. That doesn't happen often in a market people actually want to live in.
What's holding you back from making a move? Drop it in the comments. I read every one.

05/27/2026

Downtown Grand Junction’s walkable cluster of restaurants, breweries, and local shops gives the area a distinct, lively character that’s hard to miss.

The downtown district has made these amenities easy to enjoy by bringing them together with programs like the Downtown Gift Card, highlighting just how much food, drink, and retail shape the downtown experience. For homebuyers and investors eyeing nearby neighborhoods, it’s natural to wonder if living close to these conveniences makes properties more appealing or supports long-term value.

Here’s what’s clear: while the downtown vibe is strong and the concentration of local businesses adds to the area’s sense of community, public sources still don’t connect this amenity growth directly to market performance. There’s no available data or professional analysis tying the presence of downtown venues to home values, rents, or demand. So, while the atmosphere is a definite draw for some, you won’t find proof that it translates to market movement, at least not from what’s published now.

If you’re considering a move or investment near downtown, does having so many options right outside your door tip the scales for you? Share your thoughts below.

05/25/2026

A lively downtown draws people in and keeps the neighborhood buzzing.

Downtown Grand Junction stands out with its unique blend of local restaurants, breweries, and specialty shops, each one adding its own flavor to the area. The walkable cluster of these businesses means you can stroll from a coffee shop to dinner and end the evening at a local brewery, all without ever needing to leave the heart of downtown. This mix isn’t just about convenience; it shapes a daily experience where something interesting is always steps away.

For residents living nearby, these amenities aren’t just an occasional perk, they become part of what makes life in downtown Grand Junction genuinely vibrant. The focus on supporting independent businesses creates a sense of community that’s hard to replicate elsewhere.

What’s your favorite downtown spot you couldn’t live without?

05/24/2026

Downtown Grand Junction chose to spotlight restaurants and breweries. I respect the commitment.
As someone who has shown a lot of houses near downtown, I can confirm — buyers notice.
Not "oh, that's cute" notice. More like "can we write the offer today?" notice.
Walkable food, drinks, and creative spaces clustered in a few blocks — that's the kind of thing that's hard to put in a listing description but easy to feel on a showing. It turns a neighborhood into a routine.
If downtown living is on your radar — or someone you know — this is what the fuss is about.

05/23/2026

Downtown Grand Junction has a gift card program. It's mostly restaurants and breweries.
Honestly? That gets my attention!
When a neighborhood leads with food and drinks, that's a community telling you what it values. And what it values is a good Tuesday night. 😉
The restaurants and breweries are close enough that an entire evening happens on foot. If you're thinking about a move near downtown — or know someone who is — that kind of walkable energy is harder to find than you'd think.

05/08/2026

Good to know....

No… California doesn’t just get your personal Colorado water allotment 😅
There’s a century-old system behind who gets what.
👉 Here’s the breakdown:

05/08/2026

Big real estate news: eXp World Holdings has acquired NextHome, adding a franchise model alongside eXp’s cloud-based brokerage platform.

A few quick questions agents may be asking:

Does eXp change?
eXp remains the cloud brokerage model.
Why does it matter?
Agents now have more paths and flexibility.
What’s the takeaway?
The industry is moving toward more choice, scalability, and optionality.

I’m watching this closely, and I’d love to hear what other agents think. The industry is changing, and smart agents are paying attention.