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Who is the best real estate agent in Denver? The Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC gives you a Denver agent who lives or lists in the city, 5.0 stars on 283 Google reviews, and a team leader, Brian Lee Burke, licensed since 2003, with 32 Denver closings in his MLS record.

Condo, bungalow or new build, we price Denver homes against the Denver sales that match them. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Best Denver Realtor and real estate agents: the short answer

Looking for the best Denver Realtor? The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC gives you real estate agents who live or list in Denver and a record you can check. REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, the hardest working man in real estate, has 32 Denver closings in his MLS record, $11.6 million in all, up to $735,000 on Hooker Street. The group holds 5.0 stars on 283 Google reviews and an A+ rating with the BBB, and Brian has been licensed since 2003. Facts as of Oct 25, 2026.

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32

Denver closings in Brian Lee Burke's sold record, up to Hooker Street (every address)

5.0 ★

283 Google reviews for the group

A+

BBB rating, accredited since 2017

2003

Licensed since 2003, at Keller Williams DTC, 6300 S Syracuse Way, Centennial

Who answers in Denver

  • Brian Lee Burke, REALTOR®, licensed broker and team leader: (720) 704-4228
  • Thays Veiga, real estate agent (downtown Denver; English, Portuguese and Spanish): (970) 445-1238
  • Tommy Reed, real estate agent (Denver condos): (720) 575-1588
  • Daniela Draper, real estate agent (Spanish and English): (970) 714-2385

How to choose a Denver real estate agent: 5 checks

  1. HOA documents read before the offer. 48.1% of Denver homes are owner-occupied and 39.8% are single-family detached, so many sales are condos and townhomes. Ask the agent to read the budget, reserve study, minutes and any special assessment.
  2. A historic district check. Exterior changes in a Denver historic district go through Landmark Preservation review. Ask the agent to check the city's maps before you plan a remodel.
  3. ADU potential. Since December 16, 2024, Denver allows accessory dwelling units on about 70% of its land. Ask whether the lot qualifies: sellers can market it, buyers can plan for it.
  4. Short-term rental rules. Denver licenses short-term rentals only in the host's primary residence. An agent should tell you before you buy a second property to rent by the night.
  5. An inspection plan for an older house. The median Denver home was built in 1979, and the central neighborhoods are older still. Ask for the sewer scope, electrical panel and foundation plan before you offer.

Then look up any agent on the Colorado Division of Real Estate license lookup and ask which brokerage supervises the file.

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Denver closings and Denver listings

32

Denver closings, Brian's record

$735,000

top Denver sale, Hooker Street

$11.6M

Denver total

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group agents with Denver listings, Oct 2026

Of the 306 homes Brian Lee Burke has sold in the last 10 years ($117 million), 32 are in Denver, totaling $11.6 million. They run from $75,500 on E 81st Place to $735,000 on Hooker Street, and include Wyandot Street, Glencoe Street, S Washington Street, S Pennsylvania Street and Pearl Street. Every address is on Brian's sold-homes page.

In October 2026 the group's Denver listings include homes listed by Tommy Reed, Alicia Kounalis, Lindsey Jenkins and Daniela Draper.

Denver agents by what you need

Downtown Denver, condos and lofts

Thays Veiga

Thays lives in downtown Denver. She earned a law degree in Brazil and practiced before real estate, so she reads every contract line, and she works in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Call or text Thays: (970) 445-1238

Lindsey Jenkins ((970) 592-4729) and Alicia Kounalis ((720) 619-3458) also hold Denver listings, and Brian Lee Burke ((720) 704-4228) stands behind every file.

Denver rules and numbers that change a deal

City and county in one

Denver is a consolidated city and county: one assessor, one tax bill and one zoning code for every address. The Denver County detached median reached $700,000 in September 2026, up 9.2% in a year, while Arapahoe and Douglas counties fell (Colorado Association of REALTORS).

ADUs on 70% of the land

Since December 16, 2024, Denver allows accessory dwelling units on 70% of its land, up from 36%. A garage or backyard that fits an ADU adds value for buyers who want rental income or room for family.

More renters than owners

48.1% of Denver homes are owner-occupied and 39.8% are single-family detached (U.S. Census Bureau). Condos and townhomes are a big share of sales, and HOA reserves and special assessments decide those deals.

Short-term rental rule

Denver licenses short-term rentals only in the host's primary residence. A buyer planning an Airbnb on a second property cannot run it in Denver, and we say so before the offer.

The median Denver home was built in 1979, and the central neighborhoods are far older, so sewer scopes, electrical panels and foundation reports are standard on Denver offers. Full numbers: Denver real estate statistics.

Questions to ask a Denver realtor before you hire one

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Will you read my building's HOA documents?

Our answer: Yes, before pricing a Denver condo: the budget, the reserve study, the minutes and any special assessment. The buyer's lender reads them too.

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Is my home in a historic district?

Our answer: We check Denver's landmark and historic district maps. Exterior changes in a district go through Landmark Preservation review, and buyers want to know before they plan a remodel.

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Can you work in my language?

Our answer: Yes. Thays Veiga speaks Portuguese and Spanish, and Daniela Draper speaks Spanish.

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How many Denver homes have you sold?

Our answer: Thirty-two in Brian Lee Burke's record, with every address on his sold-homes page.

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What comes first when I list?

Our answer: The price. The Smart Pricing Report gives three prices and your net before photos or the sign.

What does your Denver home sell for?

Free Smart Pricing Report from Denver sales that match your home: house, condo or townhome, with your net sheet.

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Denver seller and buyer questions

Choosing a Denver Realtor

Who is the best Realtor in Denver?

No official ranking exists, so compare local closings, reviews and license history. The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC shows its own: 32 Denver closings by REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, 5.0 stars on 283 Google reviews, an A+ BBB rating and a license held since 2003 (as of Oct 25, 2026).

Does a Denver Realtor need to know the city's own rules?

Yes. Denver is a consolidated city and county with one assessor, one tax bill and one zoning code. Its ADU rules, short-term rental license and historic district reviews all change what you can do with a home, and we check each before pricing or an offer.

Is every real estate agent a Realtor?

No. Every agent who helps you buy or sell in Colorado holds a state real estate license. A REALTOR® is a licensed agent who also belongs to the National Association of REALTORS® and follows its Code of Ethics. In The Kenna Group, Brian Lee Burke is a REALTOR®; the others are licensed real estate agents at Keller Williams DTC.

How do I reach a Denver real estate agent today?

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. You can also call Thays Veiga at (970) 445-1238 or Brian Lee Burke at (720) 704-4228 directly.

Denver sellers

Are Denver home prices going up?

Denver County's detached median rose 9.2% year over year to $700,000 in September 2026, with 43 days on market and 3.6 months of supply. Condos and townhomes sold at a $345,444 median (Colorado Association of REALTORS).

Should I build an ADU before selling my Denver house?

Run the numbers first. The Smart Pricing Report compares Denver sales with and without an ADU. If the build costs more than the price gain, market the lot's ADU potential instead.

How do I sell a Denver condo with a special assessment?

Disclose it, and settle in the contract who pays it. The buyer's lender reviews the HOA before approving the loan, so we get the assessment terms in writing first.

Denver buyers

Can I buy a Denver home and run it as an Airbnb?

Only if it is your primary residence. Denver short-term rental licenses require the host to live there, so an investment property cannot be a Denver short-term rental.

What is the least expensive way into Denver?

Condos and townhomes, at a $345,444 median in September 2026. Also see rent to own homes in Denver.

How do I hear about Denver listings first?

Text DENVER and the neighborhoods you want to 303-955-4220. New listings arrive the day they post.

Explore Denver: Denver's coolest neighborhoods, richest neighborhoods in Denver, Denver rush hour and the best commute neighborhoods, Denver homes for sale, and our Aurora and Centennial agent pages.

Text DENVER to 303-955-4220 or call. A live person answers.

Buying your first home in Denver?

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The best real estate team in Denver, by what you need

Every page below is written by REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke and our team of real estate agents at The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC, with live Denver numbers dated the day we checked them and the agents who work that need listed with their direct numbers.

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