A recent Zillow report claims most homes in Denver have “dropped in value” — but is that really true? In this episode, Renee breaks down why Zestimates are showing declines, what the algorithms actually measure, and why automated valuations rarely reflect the true market value of your home.

Using real data from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors and REcolorado, Renee explains:
• Why home prices in Denver are not collapsing
• The difference between a Zestimate and an actual market valuation
• How neighborhood micro-markets shape home performance
• Why automated tools often undervalue upgraded or unique properties
• When homeowners should be concerned — and when not to be

Whether you’re thinking about selling, tracking your home’s equity, or simply trying to make sense of conflicting headlines, this episode offers clarity rooted in local expertise — not national algorithms.

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🎙️ Hosted by: Renee Cohen, CRS, LPS
Coldwell Banker Global Luxury
Certified Residential Real Estate Divorce Specialist

In this episode, Renee Cohen shares highlights from the Global Luxury Experience in Vail, an exclusive event uniting over 200 Coldwell Banker Global Luxury professionals from across Colorado.

Hear expert insights on:
• Luxury market trends across the U.S. — and how Denver compares
• The three “buckets” behind every successful transaction: market, seller, and broker
• How to keep clients informed, streamline communication, and simplify the process
• Why data-driven decisions are key to success for today’s luxury buyers and sellers

From Minneapolis’ fast-moving market to Denver’s balanced pace, Renee breaks down what it all means for clients navigating Colorado’s luxury real estate landscape.

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In this episode, Renee Cohen, Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Realtor in Denver, breaks down the latest numbers for the Greater Denver Metro luxury real estate market. For homes priced $1MM+, August closed with 4.4 months of inventory, an average of 47 days on market (up 10%), and an average sales price of $1,632,164, down just 0.5%.

Renee explains what these shifts mean for luxury buyers seeking opportunities in neighborhoods across Denver Metro, and for sellers who want to maximize their home’s value in today’s balanced market. Whether you’re in Cherry Creek, Hilltop, Washington Park, or Highlands Ranch, this update offers clear, data-driven insights into Denver’s evolving luxury housing market.

If you’re considering buying or selling a luxury home in Denver, this episode gives you the context you need to make confident decisions.