Jesse Dixon-Real Estate Professional

10/17/2026

Fall and spring offer two very different buying experiences.

October can mean fewer homes to choose from, but potentially less competition. Spring typically brings more inventory, along with more buyers looking at it.

The right timing depends on what matters more to you.

10/14/2026

Colorado fall has its own very specific checklist.

First frost on the windshield. Iced coffee anyway. A suspiciously early beanie. At least one afternoon spent leaf peeping.

How close are you to bingo?

10/11/2026

There isn't one universally perfect season to buy a home.

Spring may bring more options. Fall can bring less competition. The better question is which market fits your priorities, timeline, and financial picture.
That answer looks different for everyone.

10/09/2026

Before the first hard freeze, look up.

An underinsulated or poorly sealed attic can make it harder for your home to retain heat. Checking insulation, sealing air leaks, and replacing your furnace filter are small fall projects that can make a difference once temperatures drop.

10/07/2026

Before the boxes take over every room, handle the boring stuff.

Change the locks. Find the shutoffs. Map the breaker box. Replace the filters. Test the detectors. Save your closing paperwork.

Six quick jobs your future self will appreciate.

10/05/2026

If celebrating the holidays in a new home is the goal, the timeline starts earlier than you might think.

From pre-approval and touring to inspections, appraisal, underwriting, and closing, those weeks add up quickly. October is a good time to get the conversation started.

10/02/2026

October in Colorado is a little bit of everything.

Harvest festivals, Halloween traditions, changing leaves, ski swaps, and maybe the first snow on the peaks. Save this one for a month of reasons to get out and explore your corner of the state.

07/21/2026

In a market in which many homes are taking weeks, if not months, to land a buyer; careful, strategic planning and flawless ex*****on of that plan resulted in this West Denver home fielding multiple offers and closing for $37,000 above the list price. Oh, and also $0 in Seller Concessions. Thinking of selling your West Denver home? DM me to schedule a strategic consultation.

06/25/2026

🚨NEW LISTING ALERT!🚨

3904 Wolff St. is now open for showings. An adorable, updated corner lot Victorian Cottage in Berkeley. Fully updated and remodeled in 2022, this charmer is just 2 blocks from the Tennyson Street Cultural District.

Stop by the Open House this Saturday from 11-1pm or contact me for a private tour.

Listed Exclusively by Jesse Dixon and 8z Real Estate
☎️: 303.968.6680
📧: [email protected]

https://westdenverliving.com/properties/3904-wolff-street-denver-co-us-80212-rec4119246

06/20/2026

🚨New Listing Alert 🚨 Now accepting showings and seeking a new lucky owner at 15356 E 99th Pl. in Fronterra Village. This 2004 built Ranch features a modern & functional layout beneath a 12ft ceiling. A massive Primary Suite overlooks a fully fenced & water friendly backyard, along with a luxurious, 5-Piece Primary Bathroom. An ideal turnkey starter home or single level living for those looking to downsize.

☎️Contact me for a private showing!
Jesse Dixon
303-968-6680
[email protected]

Soaring vaulted ceilings and an inviting open layout create a bright, airy atmosphere in this thoughtfully designed ranch-style home. Offering the ease of single-level living, the functional floor plan provides comfortable gathering spaces and seamless...