Scott Kimball at Your Castle Real Estate

10/02/2026

Congratulations to my buyers on their new home in Lone Tree!

10492 Rivington Court is officially theirs, purchased for $1,550,000, which is $45,000 below asking price.

This Bluffmont Heights home has plenty to celebrate: five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, beautiful views of the Bluffs and a backyard that backs to open space.

Thank you for trusting me to represent you. It’s a privilege to be part of such an important milestone.

Thinking about your own move in Lone Tree or the Denver metro? Send me a message. Let’s put a plan together.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10492-Rivington-Ct-Lone-Tree-CO-80124/82028081_zpid/

09/21/2026

New Listing...

Listed at $1,250,000, 4 beds, 4 baths, 2-car garage, 3,587 square feet, built in 1999, Set on a premium lot backing to park and open space, this beautifully maintained ranch in The Enclave offers exceptional main-floor living, thoughtful updates, and a highly convenient Lone Tree location. A standou...

09/17/2026

New listing in Lone Tree. 4 bed, 4 bath with TWO main floor primary suites.
$1,250,000

07/22/2026

Colorado Springs is still growing, even as population growth slows across the rest of the state. New Census estimates show the city added more residents than any other Colorado municipality last year, bringing the population close to 500,000.

At the same time, more than $2.6 billion in completed, active and announced investment is reshaping Downtown Colorado Springs through new housing, businesses, public spaces and major development projects. Read the full post for the numbers behind the city’s continued growth and what they could mean for residents, homeowners and investors.



https://scottkimball.com/resources/blog/colorado-springs-keeps-growing-as-downtown-investment-surpasses-26-billion

07/14/2026

UNDER CONTRACT IN LONE TREE

I’m excited to share that my buyers are under contract on 10492 Rivington Court in Lone Tree.

They took their time, stayed patient, and waited for the right home rather than forcing a decision. When this property came along, we were able to structure an agreement that worked well for both sides.

The sellers needed additional time before moving, while my buyers had the flexibility to accommodate that timeline. We built the contract around those needs, protected the transaction, and still negotiated favorable terms for my buyers.

This is a good example of why the best deal is not always about pushing one side as hard as possible. Sometimes the strongest outcome comes from understanding what each party needs and structuring the agreement around it.

Have you ever been part of a real estate deal where timing mattered just as much as price?

Property details: This Lone Tree home was listed at $1,595,000 with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and approximately 6,654 square feet.

07/03/2026

July is here! In this month's newsletter, I share a quick market update, why buyers should look beyond just mortgage rates, and what I'm seeing in the Denver market as we head through the summer.
https://scottkimball.com/resources/blog/Looking-Beyond-Todays-Mortgage-Rates

Hope everyone is getting to celebrate our 250th year of independence this weekend.

06/18/2026

Buy first or sell first?

Many homeowners need the equity from their current home to purchase their next one, which can make timing everything.

Recently, I helped clients navigate a roof replacement, solar panel coordination, a failed purchase contract, and a tight closing timeline while buying and selling at the same time. The good news? Everything came together, and they closed on both homes the same day.

I shared the full story, along with the pros and cons of buying first versus selling first, in my latest post on my website insights. Click the link below.

What would you do: buy first or sell first?

A Real-Life Example of Why Timing Matters

06/04/2026

I recently updated my website ScottKimball.com and started adding more local Insights covering Denver neighborhoods, market trends, community history, and what’s actually happening around the metro area.

The goal is simple: great market data with better local information.

I’ll be adding new posts regularly, so if you’re curious about specific neighborhoods, market shifts, or Denver-area communities, take a look and let me know what topics you’d like covered next.

05/31/2026

Just sold in Foxridge at 6998 E Long Ave in Centennial.

Multiple offers the first weekend, sold over asking price, and a great result for my sellers. Demand is still strong for well-prepared homes in Cherry Creek School District neighborhoods.

https://justpendeddenver.hd.pics/6998-E-Long-Ave

05/27/2026

Just updated my ScottKimball.com website and started adding more local Insights covering Denver real estate, neighborhoods, market trends, and the stories behind the communities people actually live in.

This latest one dives into the strange and surprisingly interesting origins of Denver neighborhood names like LoDo, RiNo, SloHi, GoHi, and why Stapleton became Central Park.

Turns out Denver’s neighborhood names tell you a lot about the city’s history, growth, and even where development is heading next.

Take a look: “LoDo, RiNo, and Central Park: The Strange Stories Behind Denver’s Neighborhood Names”

https://scottkimball.com/resources/blog/lodo-rino-and-central-park-the-strange-stories-behind-denvers-neighborhood-names