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REALTOR Membership Roster DMAR REALTOR Membership Roster Denver Metro Association of RE 4601 DTC Blvd. #100 5th Avenue Real Estate , CO 80601 (Cont...) Denver, CO 80237 5135 Gray St. 303-257-9358 (303)756-0553 FAX (303)756-0669 Denver, CO 80212 *Miller, Kristen M Sherman, Donald J *Dull, Charles E 121 Realty 12650 W. 64th Ave., #E208 720-545-1170 A Real Estate Move Arvada, CO 80004 8z Leslie Resnick 4115 Brentwood St 720-431-1575 552 Cook St. 303-503-6818 Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 Hamilton, Randi A Denver, CO 80206 Lemmons, Chrystalina C *Bryan, Leah L *McHugh, Evelyn M *Resnick, Leslie Orenstein, Robin M Roberts, Katie S A to Z Realty LLC Strait, Laura M 8z Real Estate 9756 Del Camino Ln 720-231-4305 4041 Hanover Ave., #200 303-563-4100 Longmont, CO 80504 Boulder, CO 80305 1858 Real Estate *Hradecky, Preston B 1827 Grant St., #1203 303-877-2390 Aragon, Jose J Denver, CO 80203 Aranda, Javier A Bird, Maritt A-List Properties, Inc, *Hart, Aaron E Carter, Ryan E 2652 W 118th Ave 720-201-3049 Johnsen, Andrew T Charles, ReNee D Westminster, CO 80234 Middaugh, Chelsea M Craig, Carrie N Richardson, Andrew S Fredrickson, Ashleigh *Bagwell, Joan Schuller, Kelly J Gates, Lauren Gomez, Mateo A Harris, Kristen A. T. Smith & Company 3 Point Brokers, LLC *Hornung, Lane 8790 West Colfax Ave.,#103 303-233-3976 8100 Ralston Rd. #220 303-420-7736 Irivarren, Maria D Lakewood, CO 80215 Arvada, CO 80002 Kealey, Mary P Kelin, Jehromee S *Smith, Steven W Brink, Joshua Martoia, Lyndi Nance, Scott A Mattioli, Nicoletta T *Palik, Heidi M O’Connor, Kim A.R.C. Appraisals Phillips, Timothy J Prather, Rebecca J 911 S. Elmira St. 303-344-1538 Quade, Jason Denver, CO 80231 Quade, Melissa M 360 Real Estate Salem, Sheila K *Cook, Allen R 5944 S. Kipling St., #360 303-360-7325 Wilson, Laura M Denver, CO 80217 Zygaj, Marietta C Absolute Real Estate Servic *Allons, Terry M 930 Jersey St. 303-364-1960 Calkum, Michelle S 8Z Real Estate Aimee Q Team Denver, CO 80220 Castillo, James A 7878 W. 80th Pl., #2-C 303-903-4510 Dominguez, Gary P Arvada, CO 80005 *Horton, Robert C Jackson, James L Nordin, Ronald P Roybal, Jenifer D Dye, Shannon M Shelton, Anne M George, Julie R Trepper, Linda L Leyba Cale, Rochelle Action Jackson Realty Yanett, David A *Quaratino, Aimee 330 Garfield St. 303-322-2559 Yanett, Pamela Anne Scholtz, Laura L Denver, CO 80206 Thomas, Daniel J *Jackson, Regina L 360Dwelling Real Estate Lavizzo, Alan B 2001 Lincoln St Unit 1821 303-909-7304 A 1 Mountain Property Managmnt Denver, CO 80202 28628 Aspen Dr. 303-816-9356 Conifer, CO 80433 Action Properties Inc. Carrera, Joshua C 2020 W. Adriatic Pl. 303-761-6510 Penn, Ryan A *Anderson, Karin F Englewood, CO 80110 Smersh, Samantha M *Walton, Neil S Frechin, Richard A Better Way Realty *Pelton, Trina M 1720 S. Bellaire St., #1100 303-759-2222 Roarty, Louise R 3rd Rock Realty Denver, CO 80222 121 Marion St., 720-262-7780 Denver, CO 80218 Antonellis, Marion Adams Real Estate Associates Black, Jerald L 3101 Stuart St. 303-455-5665 *Iwashko, Mathew I Campbell, Glenn W Denver, CO 80212 *Flint, James M Hagstrom, Daniel F *Adams, John E 4% Realty Jones, Kimarie M 5023 W. 120th Ave #330 303-254-6320 Kendell, Mark H Broomfield, CO 80020 O’Hara, John Advantage Mgmt. & R.E. Rieger, Glenn A P.O. Box 27872 303-987-3744 Binns, Todd A Saalwaechter-Davis, Anne L Denver, CO 80227 *Dinofrio, Barbara A Smith, John R Smith, Laurie L *Graff, Mark W 5280 Mile High Real Estate, LL 9091 Emerson St. 303-288-1126 A Perfect Home 4U Realty Advantage Realty Team Inc Thornton, CO 80229 13606 Xavier Lane, #E 720-217-5789 13606 Xavier Lane Unit E 303-548-8231 Broomfield, CO 80023 Broomfield, CO 80023 *Paez, Jaime J *Crase, Jeffrey M *Peters, James B Kovacs, Jason L 5430 RE 637 S. Broadway PMB 106 303-641-0416 Aegis Professional Realty Boulder, CO 80305 A Perfect Location Realty 12714 W. 77th Dr. 720-363-5626 172 Las Lomas St 303-654-0900 Arvada, CO 80005 *Dahlstrom, Robert P Brighton, CO 80601 *Jordan, Cheryl L * DENOTES RESPONSIBLE MEMBER 1 DMAR REALTOR Membership Roster AFC Realty & Mgmt.,Inc. , CO 80219 (Cont...) American Heritage Properties 640 Plaza Dr., #130 303-986-3322 13890 Quebec St 303-280-8676 Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 *Cheang, Benjamin W Brighton, CO 80602 Zhu, Qi *Carpinelli, Andrew D Shannon, Becky J Hunter, Eva M *Shannon, John T All Star Property Inc. 6640 S. Broadway #A 303-794-0402 Affordable Housing Consultants Centennial, CO 80121 American Realty, Inc. 1915 E. 22nd. Ave. 303-399-3178 3151 S Vaughn Way #100 303-400-0472 Denver, CO 80205 *Thyfault, D Adam Aurora, CO 80014 *Untiedt, Joella F *Hauck, Douglas A Allegiance Real Estate Profes. Ingram, Shaun M 7867 W. Mansfield Pkwy, #5-203 720-326-4889 AFR Real Estate Services & App Lakewood, CO 80235 4288 E. 113th Ave. 303-457-1370 Analytical Advantage, Inc. Thornton, CO 80233-603 *Mathews, Arion L 6 Foxtail Cir. 303-329-9229 Cherry Hills Village, CO 80110 *Juarez, Felix Alliance Realty-Metro Brokers *Danielsen, Barry P.O. Box 937 303-839-1700 Agape Real Estate Idaho Springs, CO 80452 3502 Watada St. 303-498-0522 Anchor Brighton, CO 80601 Herren, Vicki L 6888 E. Dartmouth Ave. 303-756-1907 Olivas, Connie S Denver, CO 80224-836 *McCollum, Scott B Olson, Carly T Patterson, John R *Pahs, Stephen W Schembri, Carl C Agent Ace Inc. *Standen, Colette 1335 4th Street #200 800-944-4983 Anderson Real Estate Services Santa Monica, CA 90401 1095 E. 132nd Pl. 303-439-0390 Alpine Mountain Properties Thornton, CO 80241 *Roberts, Lewis J 1630 Miner St.,#206 PO Box 271 303-877-3531 Idaho Springs, CO 80452 *Anderson, Allan C Aggus Realty *Wood, Jan D 11941 W. 48th Ave., #100 720-974-5900 Anderson Realty Corp. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 PO Box 33453 303-520-1112 Alternative Plus Realty LLC Northglenn, CO 80233 *Aggus, Kenneth J 10955 Westmoor Dr., 4th Floor 303-379-3080 Jalovec, Gloria Westminster, CO 80021 *Anderson, Leland M Briggs, Cindy L Ahmann Realty Services *Pruitt, Laureen M Andrea L. Sortwell 651 Eldorado Blvd., #726 612-703-9013 3822 Broadmoor Loop 303-425-7075 Broomfield, CO 80021 Broomfield, CO 80020 Alternative Realty, LLC *Ahmann, James J 11912 N County Line Rd 720-352-3377 *Sortwell, Andrea L Wyman, Ethan T Berthoud, CO 80513 *Ooms, Kimberly A Angelov Realty, LLC Alaris Properties, LLC 7112 S. Newport Ct. 720-849-9606 1127 Preserve Cir. 303-526-2277 Centennial, CO 80112 Golden, CO 80401 Alvidrez Real Estate 315 S. Clay St. 720-261-3414 *Angelov, Orlin V Avery, Stephanie A Denver, CO 80219 *Terry, Jon P *Alvidrez, Adriana Anne Hunter & Company 7940 W. 24th Pl. 303-829-7941 Albert Realty Ltd. Lakewood, CO 80214 515 14TH STREET 303-279-6831 American Brokers Steve Stretz Golden, CO 80401 1700 Basset St., #812 303-912-2222 *Hunter, Anne R Denver, CO 80202 *Albert, Wendell L *Stretz, Steven J Anthem Corporation 4395 Pierson Street 303-423-8831 Alex Hazlett, Broker Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 2195 Decatur St., #212 720-375-2179 American Dream Real Estate Denver, CO 80211 6415 W. 29th Ave. 303-587-8894 *Mountain, Debra L Wheat Ridge, CO 80214 *Hazlett, Alex *Ingalls, Linda A Anton Hospitality Brokers, Inc 2750 S. Wadsworth Blvd., C-11 303-989-2100 Alisa Poncher, Broker Lakewood, CO 80227 4782 Fenwood Drive 303-791-3897 American Dream Realty LLC Highlands Ranch, CO 80130 114 S 7th Ave. 303-718-7403 *Ehrenstrasser, Erich A Brighton, CO 80601 McLellan, Cynthia L *Poncher, Alisa C Johnson, Michael A *Taddeo, Ann April Ritchie Real Estate Alkire Real Estate & Property 1441 Tenderfoot Dr. 303-433-8230 4718 W. 68th Ave. 303-356-6862 Larkspur, CO 80118 Westminster, CO 80030 American Dream Real Estate 13627 Dexter St. 303-252-7700 *Overman, April Y *Wire, Eldon P Denver, CO 80602 *Bralish, Theresa C Aquarian Real Estate Company All Pro Realty, Inc. P.O. Box 7198 303-642-0672 11 Federal Blvd. #5 303-691-1777 Golden, CO 80403 Denver, CO 80219 *Reith, Mary Beth E * DENOTES RESPONSIBLE MEMBER 2 DMAR REALTOR Membership Roster Armstrong Real Estate Services Assist-2-Sell Buyers & Sellers , CO 80232 (Cont...) 191 S. University Blvd. #826 720-771-7376 5765 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. #12 303-421-4882 Denver, CO 80206 Arvada, CO 80002 *Bajaj, Anil *Armstrong, Ian J Hestera, Nancy L Patterson, Courtney C Avenue Realty, Inc. Powell, Sarah N 4021 W. 32nd Ave. 303-721-1941 Ascent Sotheby’s International *Smiley, Lori L Denver, CO 80212 292 E. Meadow, Ste. #101 970-476-7944 Stearns, Linda S Vail, CO 81657 Kokora, Kathy M *Kresge, Christine E *Denton, Craig Assist-2-Sell Piele Realty LLC Maddox, Richard L 2851 S. Parker Rd. #PH20 303-755-1635 Aurora, CO 80014 Aspen Condominium Management C Avenues 2751 Iris Ave 303-546-9500 Blaesing, Ray C 16165 E. Progress Pl. 303-519-7444 Boulder, CO 80304 *Piele, Gregory W Centennial, CO 80015 Young, Eric L *Collen, Barry L *Rinetti, Derek A Assoc. Brokers Rlty., Inc. Aspen Creek Real Estate 900 Wadsworth Blvd. 303-237-7676 Avenues Unlimited 14374 W. Bayaud Pl. 303-884-1735 Lakewood, CO 80214 9025 W. 79th Ave., #D 303-423-9241 Golden, CO 80401 Arvada, CO 80005 *Irizarry, Anthony L *Hargreaves, Deborah J Irizarry, Jonathan T Gwinn, Richard K Irizarry, R.Tucker *Velasquez, Joann M Aspen Gold Realty, Inc. 2870 Speer Blvd. 303-455-7300 Assured Sales Aviva Properties LLC Denver, CO 80211 1244 S.
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