Northern Colorado is entering a new phase of regional competition. For decades, Fort Collins has been the primary economic and employment hub of the region, supported by Colorado State University, a strong base of professional and technical jobs, and a high quality of life that consistently attracted new residents. Greeley, historically more industrial and blue-collar
Fort Collins has long enjoyed a reputation as one of Colorado’s most desirable places to live—anchored by Colorado State University, surrounded by outdoor recreation, and known for a strong sense of community. For decades, growth felt almost automatic. People came for school, stayed for lifestyle, and brought businesses, families, and capital with them. But the
At The Soukup Group, real estate isn’t just a profession — it’s our purpose. For years, we’ve proudly served home buyers and sellers across Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, and all of Northern Colorado with honesty, expertise, and a relentless commitment to your goals. Today, we’re excited to share a major milestone in our journey: we
One of the biggest questions I get from people moving to Fort Collins is: “What’s the best neighborhood to live in?” And honestly… there isn’t one right answer. What’s “best” totally depends on your season of life, commute, budget, school needs, and the lifestyle you’re looking for. But here’s what I can tell you: After
Affordable housing is often discussed in abstract terms, but in Fort Collins, it has a very real name, history, and measurable impact. That organization is Housing Catalyst, the public housing authority serving Fort Collins, Wellington, and portions of Larimer County. Its work touches thousands of residents, shapes local economic stability, and plays a critical role
Over the last several years, Fort Collins has been wrestling with a core tension: How do we hit our ambitious climate goals without breaking the people, businesses, and property owners who make up the backbone of our community? When it comes to buildings — which account for over two-thirds of all local greenhouse gas emissions—
Fort Collins has reached a point where finding a single-family detached home under $600,000 isn’t as easy as it used to be. The good news: there are still a handful of neighborhoods where you can find detached homes under $600k without giving up on lifestyle, schools, or access to the rest of town. These are
Old Town Fort Collins has always had a certain pull—walkable streets, historic homes, local shops, and a community feel you don’t find everywhere. After helping hundreds of families relocate to Northern Colorado, I’ve heard just about every reaction buyers have when they walk through Old Town. Some fall in love instantly. Others are surprised by
The real estate world is changing fast. I recently worked with myself as my own client. It helped me stress-test every part of my systems. It showed me what I expect from myself — and honestly, what every buyer or seller should expect from their own agent today. This new era is not about being
If you’ve lived in Fort Collins for any length of time, you’ve probably heard about Montava — the nearly 1,000-acre development planned for the northeast part of the city near Anheuser-Busch. It’s been in discussion for years now, dating all the way back before 2018 even, but in 2018 when its original plans were submitted