Feaster Realty Celebrates 2026 Top Denver Real Estate Agent Award
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We’re grateful to share that Jay Feaster has once again been recognized as one of Denver’s top real estate agents for 2026—earning both 5280 Magazine’s Top Real Estate Agent award for the 7th time and the Five Star Real Estate Agent award for the 11th time.
Awards like these are always appreciated, but they really come back to the people we’ve had the chance to work with over the years.
The Denver real estate market has changed quite a bit lately, but the way we work with clients hasn’t changed. We focus on helping clients understand the market, think through their options, and make informed decisions. A lot of real estate ends up being about the small details, and that’s where we tend to spend most of our time.
These awards are based largely on…
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In honor of Tax Day, I wanted to share a few takeaways from a book I recently re-read: The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor.
One of the most common questions we get from homeowners is:
Golden's Tablerock neighborhood saw quite a bit of change in 2025. The year started with Tablerock's highest sales price ever at $2.05M (it backed up to N Table Mountain & you should have seen the backyard!). From there, Tablerock saw a similar trend to the rest of Colorado with many homes sitting on the market longer (average 32 days) and often having to do several price reductions. The Tablerock homes that sold quickly were priced correctly from the start and most had been updated interiors.
We're elated to share that Sarah Page is now a 4X winner of the 'Rising Star' Award from Five Star Professional! Sarah goes WAY above & beyond for every client and you can see it in her results. We are so very lucky to have her on our team. In fact, only 1% of Denver-area real estate agents in their first 5 years are chosen for this award! Congrats Sarah and thank you for all your hard work!
If you’re a homeowner in Colorado, you should have recently received your property tax assessment — and if your eyes widened at the assessed value of your home, you’re not alone. For over a decade now, home prices across the state have been increasing, resulting in many Coloradans seeing sharp increases in their home valuations, which directly affect how much they’ll pay in property taxes. This trend is changing though for some Colorado homeowners as certain areas have actually seen a drop in home value. The good news? You have the right to appeal if you think your home was valued too high.
2024 marked another interesting year in real estate for Golden's Tablerock neighborhood. The top sales price for 2024 came in at $1.85M, This doesn't quite top the neighborhood's highest sold home of $2MM (hello Covid boom!) in 2022, but it's getting pretty darn close. It's also worth noting the consistent and significant growth over the past handful of years. Just five years ago, Tablerock's top home sales price was $990K - nearly half of 2024's $1.85M!