Sara B. Hansen is a freelance writer who previously served as a breaking news editor for The Denver Post. With a focus on construction and real estate, she covers topics such as the housing market, residential real estate, and property management, often exploring themes in real estate investment and development. Her work has been featured in The Denver Post and BusinessDen.
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Sara B. Hansen's coverage focuses on local real estate and housing market trends in Colorado, especially Denver. Her articles often cite data and include expert commentary, indicating a preference for well-researched information from reliable sources within the real estate industry.
To effectively reach out to Sara, consider providing insights into specific local housing market trends or analyses based on recent data. Experts with in-depth knowledge of the Colorado and Denver real estate landscape would likely capture her attention when discussing factors influencing home sales, pricing trends, or shifts in buyer behavior within these areas.
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Denver's housing market spent July doing something it hasn't done much of lately: settling down.
By: Sara B. Hansen
Former Denver Nuggets general manager Calvin Booth and his wife, Keisha, are selling their renovated Cherry Hills Village home for $5.2 million.
By: Sara B. Hansen
Ask 10 Coloradans how the housing market's doing, and you'll probably get 10 different answers. And they might all be right.
After more than 30 years building mansions for Colorado's elite, homebuilder Ed Venerable is parting with his masterpiece — a Scandinavian-style home in Greenwood Village.
Starting new is easier. But code requirements mean it's not necessarily cheaper.
By: Sara B. Hansen
High in the Rockies, July didn't bring one housing story. It brought two, running side by side like parallel ski runs.
By: Sara B. Hansen
West Wash Park real estate project shows how existing homes can retain features, cut costs and preserve historic character
It's become something of a running joke between two business partners who started in residential real estate and now operate food and fitness businesses.
By: Sara B. Hansen
Colorado homeowners feel the weight of their to-do lists more than most of the country, according to Hippo Insurance's 2026 Homeowner Anxiety
By: Sara B. Hansen
Stacie Staub and Madie Linder of West + Main Homes grow empire with neighborhood storefronts
