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07/24/2026

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07/24/2026

New on the Market! Like new and beautifully maintained, this 3-bedroom ranch walkout offers modern style and an exceptional location backing to open space.

07/23/2026

Trust Leads the Way

07/04/2026

06/04/2026

Upcoming Open House

05/28/2026

Price Reduction

04/27/2026

As your REALTOR, I am personally inviting you to our RE/MAX Professionals Annual Shred Event on June 20, 2026, from 900am-1200pm at 10135 San Juan Way, Littleton, Colorado. Your donation will to Professionals Miracles Foundation. See below for details.

04/14/2026

"Welcome to this beautiful 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom immaculately maintained home in the Meridian Ranch Community." Call me for a private showing at 720-926-9975.

MLS # 1765222 – "Welcome to this beautiful 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom immaculately maintained home in the Meridian Ranch Community. Surrounded by trails and parks, this home offers the perfect balance of...

04/14/2026

SEND LETTER TO YOUR STATE REP: https://bit.ly/3Q0trVz

House Bill 26-1119, “Authority for Different Mill Levy Rates,” would allow local governments to tax land at a higher rate than the improvements (structures) built on it, fundamentally changing Colorado’s property tax system.

What it does:
The bill creates a split-levy system that separates land and improvement values for taxation, moving away from Colorado’s longstanding approach of taxing total property value.

Impact on property owners:
This change would create instability and higher tax burdens for many homeowners—especially those in areas with rising land values. Long-time owners, retirees, and those on fixed incomes could face higher property taxes based solely on land value, potentially forcing them to sell. First-time buyers and participants in affordable housing programs may also be priced out of established communities. The proposal further disadvantages single-family homeowners while favoring higher-density rental properties, creating inequities across housing types.

Why we oppose it:
HB 1119 undermines fairness and uniformity in our property tax system. The bill creates clear inequities between owner-occupied and non-owner-occupied housing. By lowering taxes on high-density structures while increasing taxes on properties with more unused land, such as single-family homes, the proposal unintentionally favors rental housing over homeownership. It also introduces significant administrative challenges, increasing assessment appeals and straining local governments, particularly in smaller communities.

Colorado’s current property tax system is stable and well-functioning, and more effective tools already exist to encourage development without creating unintended consequences.
For these reasons, we strongly oppose HB 26-1119 and will continue to advocate for fair, predictable property tax policy.

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