Summer Volunteering at Denver Rescue Mission
Last week, The Steller Group had the wonderful opportunity to volunteer at the Denver Rescue Mission. On Tuesday, co-owners Conrad Steller and Emily Lonborg Steller and fellow team members headed to the Denver Rescue Mission’s warehouse to organize huge boxes of food donations—everything from canned beans and corn to boxes of cereal and pasta. Later […]
Food Drive to Benefit Denver Rescue Mission
Accepted food items: Canned Meats Canned Tuna and Salmon Peanut Butter Jelly (no glass) Canned or Dry Soups Canned Stews and Chili Tea Bags Coffee (ground no beans) Canned Pasta Canned Vegatables Canned Fruit Canned Pasta (Spaghetti “O’s”) Hot and Cold Cereals Rice Cake Mixes Pancake Mix Syrup Powdered Milk Packaged Pasta (Macaroni & Cheese, […]
Metro Denver Real Estate: What a Ride!
Year 2020–one that we’ll never forget in so many ways–has been quite a roller coaster for the real estate market.
Denver Metro Market Update
Recovery! After the median sale price in the Denver metro area experienced a 7% decline in value from spring 2018 to December 2018, the first quarter showed a full recovery in market value. The market surged in late March 2019, bringing our values back to spring 2018 levels.
In the News: Denver Post January 27th Weekend Feature
If you have been considering making a move over the last few years, you may have been put off or intimidated with the strong seller’s market in the Denver metro area. The thought of competing in multiple-offer situations or paying over the asking price overwhelms many buyers.
In the News: Centennial Citizen ‘My Name Is…’ Feature
A LOOK AT THE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY My Name Is … Conrad Steller, of Centennial – Real-estate broker, cyclist, longtime Centennial resident. Family roots: My family moved from New York to the Cherry Knolls neighborhood the day before my first birthday, in 1976, before Centennial existed. My parents still live in the same home they bought over 40 years ago. Having grown up here, and after starting my own family with my wife, Jennifer Steller (whom I met at a high school track meet), I couldn’t imagine raising my kids anywhere else. In 2005, with our first child born, my wife and I moved back to Centennial and now live only seven houses away from the home I grew up in. We now have five children and love the city and our neighborhood.
In the News: Denver Post New Years Weekend Feature
If you have been considering making a move over the last few years, you may have been put off or intimidated with the strong seller’s market in the Denver metro area. The thought of competing in multiple-offer situations or paying over the asking price overwhelms many buyers.
In the News: Denver Post Christmas Weekend Feature
Most agents consider ‘full service’ to mean brochures and open houses once a home is on the market,” says Conrad Steller, founder of The Steller Group. However, Steller believes it is the agent’s responsibility to properly prepare a home for sale well in advance. “Ninety percent of our work happens before we list a home,” says Steller.
In the News: Denver Post Thanksgiving Weekend Feature
Even in a city with good resale values and plenty of places offering lower-maintenance ranch plans, the prospects of downsizing from a home you’ve owned for decades are daunting. “There are so many things, from pricing and staging their longtime residence, to getting rid of things, to weighing different new-home concepts, to planning a trouble-free move, that senior sellers can become paralyzed by indecision,” says Conrad Steller, broker/owner of The Steller Group.
In the News: Denver Post Feature
George and Della Porter of Highlands Ranch took one look inside a nice retirement community last year and said, “We’re not ready for this yet.” So, when it came time to get rid of their 4,000-square-foot house and move closer to their seven grandkids, they did what they’d done every other time they’d moved over the course of their marriage: started visiting new home areas to build something brand-new.
