Edgemont Highlands is Durango’s premiere master planned community. Located just 5 miles northeast of historic downtown Durango, it is just far enough to climb to 7,500 feet of elevation and bring you to the tall Ponderosa Pines and Gamble Oak, but still conveniently close to town. This high-end community offers the complete package: Colorado’s great outdoors, complimented by social neighborhood events and architectural design controls. It’s the perfect balance. A variety of homes are found in Edge... read more

Inc. magazine revealed that Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties and Coldwell Banker Commercial Prime Properties are included on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most esteemed ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. This is the sixth time that Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties has been recognized on the list, with three-year revenue growth of 97%. Inc. 5000 has given first national exposure to many well-known companies such as Microsoft, Patagonia, Intuit, Zapos and many others. This ... read more

We are thrilled to share that we've reached an incredible milestone: $1 Billion in total year to date sales as of August 10, 2021! This amazing feat reflects the dedication of our agent and staff, and the "wow" factor that we strive to bring to each and every real estate transaction we conduct. Our team is so honored to be a part of the communities we serve, and grateful to everyone involved in making this happen.     We’re especially thankful to our clients, who have put their trust in us to... read more

Check out the latest Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties Quarterly Market Report!  The report features detailed information pertaining to the La Plata County area real estate market, including average sale prices and trends in various categories like single family homes, luxury properties and more for Quarter 2 of 2021. If you have any questions or would like more information about what's happening in the La Plata County market you can reach out to your local Coldwell Banker Agent today! ... read more

I have lived in Durango for 2 ½ years, which makes me a new local, a new “Durangatang”. I moved from a large bustling city in the south, to this small laid-back mountain town, which was very much of a culture shock. I was used to driving on the Interstate hoping I wouldn’t get stuck in traffic on my way to work, wondering what fast-food or chain restaurant I was going to for lunch, and not looking forward to driving home in traffic at the end of the day just to do it all again the next day.... read more