Not all real estate brokerages and agents are created equal. At PorchLight, our goal is simple: to provide you with a better experience. Every agent has a wealth of market knowledge, as well as a true passion for helping people successfully navigate a home purchase or sale.
Due to continued economic issues affecting the entire country, Denver real estate buyers experienced greater balance as sellers adjusted to a slowing market pace in May. While this has garnered a lot of attention, it's indicative of market stabilization and normalcy, not a crash like we saw back in 2008.
PorchLight Real Estate Group, a residential real estate brokerage serving the greater Denver metro and Boulder areas, has been named the top LGBTQ-Owned Company in the Denver area for 2022. This is the seventh year in a row that PorchLight has earned the top spot from the Denver Business Journal.
Along with climbing 14ers, hitting the slopes, and sipping seasonal craft beers, there’s a lot to see and do in Colorado! Whether you're a thrill-seeker or more of a laid-back nature lover, Colorado has something just for you. It’s the perfect state for adventurers from all walks of life.
PorchLight Real Estate Group, a local residential real estate brokerage serving the greater Denver metro and Boulder areas, announced today that it is expanding with a new Broomfield location slated to open in Q3 of this year. Located in the Arista Center, the 3,800+ square-foot space will operate as a full-service agent office and a new headquarters for its staff.
The Denver Post released its list of Top Workplaces for 2022 and thanks to our staff and agents, PorchLight Real Estate Group is thrilled to announce that we've made the list—and even more thrilled that we've now been included on this elite list for 9 years in a row.
In the city of Boulder, the real estate market continues to be incredibly competitive. There was an inventory bump with 135 new listings to start the month. We also ended April with 100 homes still for sale—an entire month's supply of inventory—and we haven't seen that in a hot minute.
