Front Range · Colorado
Denver County
Colorado Realty 4 Less lists Denver County homes, from LoDo lofts to Washington Park bungalows, on the same MLS every listing agent uses, for one flat fee instead of a percentage that grows with your equity.
The county
Full service across Denver County — for a flat fee.
Denver County is one of Colorado's odder pieces of civic trivia: it's the only consolidated city and county in the state, meaning the City and County of Denver are legally the same government and share the exact same boundary. Inside that boundary sits an unusually varied housing stock, from Capitol Hill Victorians and Baker bungalows to Cherry Creek high-rises, LoHi rowhomes, and the infill condos rising along the River North Art District. Add in Stapleton's redeveloped Central Park neighborhood and the historic bones of Five Points, and few counties in Colorado pack this much architectural range into one jurisdiction.
The county's buyer pool is as broad as its housing stock. Downtown employers, Anschutz-area healthcare workers commuting from just over the Arapahoe line, and out-of-state relocations drawn to the mountains all compete for the same listings, and most of them start that search on the MLS. Denver International Airport, though it anchors the far northeast corner of the metro on land the city annexed decades ago specifically for the runways, still falls within Denver County's official boundary, a reminder of how unusual this jurisdiction's shape really is. Whether you're selling a Sloan's Lake fixer or a Golden Triangle condo, MLS exposure is what gets a Denver listing seen.
Denver remains one of Colorado's most active and highest-priced urban markets, and a 3% listing commission scales right along with that price tag: on a $650,000 Denver sale, that's roughly $19,500 gone before closing costs. Colorado Realty 4 Less lists the same property on the same MLS for a flat $4,000 in that price range, leaving tens of thousands still in your pocket to put toward the next down payment or simply keep.
Why it works here
- Denver's urban buyers search the MLS first, so your listing needs to be there.
- High Denver price points mean a percentage commission costs far more than a flat fee.
- Compete evenly with Cherry Creek and LoHi listings without paying for the privilege.
- Keep control of pricing and negotiations across Denver's fast-moving, varied neighborhoods.
Every listing includes
- Advice and guidance on pricing
- Syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Trulia and 80+ portals
- Negotiation and advocacy from list to close
- Open house support
- Preparation of electronic contracts and disclosures
Cities we serve in Denver County
Questions
Flat fee in Denver County, answered.
Our flat fee scales with price, not a percentage of it. A Denver listing between $300,000 and $600,000 is $3,000; between $600,000 and $800,000 it's $4,000; and homes between $800,000 and $1.5 million are $5,000. Compare that to a typical 2.8-3% commission, which runs into the tens of thousands on any Denver sale, and the savings are substantial no matter which Denver neighborhood you're in.
Ready when you are
Ready to list in Denver County?
Talk directly with Kathy Haas about your home, your timeline and exactly what you'll pay — $0 up-front, no back-end fees, full service the whole way. Hablamos Español.