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After sixteen years of representing buyers and sellers and serving the Telluride market, Peaks Real Estate Sotheby's International Realty was selected above any other company in the Telluride region to be awarded the Sotheby's International Realty Affiliates LLC. This world-wide brand designation brings a new level of capability and professional services to our clients that are unparalleled in the market.
Each of our 40 + agents has an average of over 15 years experience in
the area. We currently list over $430,000,000 in regional properties at
an average price of $2,348,000 and participate in an average of
$260,000,000 in dollar volume sales each year.
Our goal is to give you the power of the entire company. Peaks Real Estate Sotheby's International Realty compiles and disseminates information. We meet weekly at featured listings to showcase the property, discuss buyer and seller needs, local and regional market trends and gain assistance from other brokers within the firm to make our marketing presence not just the power of one, but the power of the entire brokerage.
Sotheby's International Realty brokers have a long history of exceeding the expectations of the world's most discerning buyers. Since the founding of the Sotheby's auction house in 1744, the Sotheby's name has earned renown as a marketer of the world's most valuable and prestigious possessions. The tools and techniques of the Sotheby's International Realty brokers have developed to successfully sell grand estates are equally effective for selling fine properties in all price ranges. Sotheby's International Realty brokers have been involved in many record-setting and historic real estate transactions.
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| Green Initiative |
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Peaks Real Estate Sotheby's International Realty has unveiled their new "Green Initiative" plan.
Imagine saving 7,000 gallons of water; 380 gallons of oil; and enough electricity to power an average house for six months. Actually, this can be easily achieved by recycling one ton of paper. With this knowledge Peaks Real Estate Sotheby's International Realty has taken initiative and purchased recycle bins for each of their offices as well as paper recycling receptacles in the gondola terminals and for the Mountain Village Market. We understand that we are a business that produces a great deal of print material, and we are striving to provide recycling for the community.
According to the Department of Energy, the average household in America consumes 10,656 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year. In attempt to curb consumption in their offices, Peaks Real Estate Sotheby's International Realty has pledged to use energy efficient lighting where possible, and have set all office machines including computers, laptops, copiers and printers for sleep mode when not in use. Additionally, each office location will be contributing to the Green Cents program, part of San Miguel Power Association's initiative to support local energy efficient projects.
Other key parts of the "Green Initiative" include using environmentally safe cleaning products at all seven office locations. Additionally, the company will provide biodegradable paper products and cutlery for weekly company meetings. The company hopes to communicate and encourage these types of green practices to agents, clients, and to the general public.
In addition to a sustainable environment, a sustainable community is also very important to Peaks Real Estate Sotheby's International Realty. For each closing by the company, a $25 contribution will be made to the Telluride Foundation's escrow. The funds will be distributed at the end of each year to a local, environmentally focused organization. |
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| Ewing & Associates Green Initiative Links |
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| Another Sotheby's International Real Estate affiliate, Ewing & Associates, has become an Ecocompany. We would like to share their Green Links, and some additional links that we have found useful for home and office Green Tips. |
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| » Ewing & Associates Sotheby's International Realty Green Initiative Green Links |
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Agent
Philanthropy
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| Many of our agents
participate in local volunteer organizations and projects. We would like
to recognize them for their participation in the community. |
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Chris Binner:
Telluride Rotary; 6+ year member of Telluride Planning and
Zoning Commission; Co-Chair of the Board for Pinhead Institute, a
science non-profit serving youth in Telluride and the Telluride area;
President of the Muscatel Flats HOA.
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Sue Berg:
One to One Mentoring Program, 7+ years; Volunteer Committee to
Support Norwood Recreation Center, Just for Kids Foundation; TAR Senior
Luncheons; Christ Church Senior Luncheons; Telluride Adaptive Sports
Program. Festival Volunteer: Mountain Film, Telluride Film Festival and
Telluride Jazz Celebration. Supporter: Friends of the Norwood Library,
KOTO public radio, Telluride Ski and Snowboard, First Time HomeBuyers
Fund, Hoot Brown Fund.
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Natalie Binder:
One to One Mentoring Program.
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Ray Bowers:
VP Ski Ranches HOA Board of Directors ; Currently President of Cornet Creek Condominiums HOA; Past Boardmember of the Telluride Association of Realtors.
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John
Burchmore:
Telluride Jazz Society Board Member; Mountain Village Design
Review Board Member.
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Lars
Carlson:
Telluride Fire Department, board member of Telluride Fire
Department Scholarship Committee, past-president of TAR (2003), board
member of TAR from 1997 to 2006, TAR Senior Luncheon at Christ Church
volunteer, Telluride Golf Club Greens Committee member, Telluride
Foundation First Tracks donor, KOTO donor.
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| Corie Chandler: |
Telluride Ski & Snowboard Club Race Volunteer and One to One Mentor, 3 years.
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Sally
Puff Courtney:
One to One Mentoring Program, Board of Trustee for the Choral Society
Board of Trustee for the Telluride Repertory Theatre, Board of Director for Benchmark Invitational Golf Committee, Young Life Supporter, Adaptive Ski Program Supporter, Ah Haa Supporter
Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club Supporter, Friend and neighbor to KOTO.
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Betty
Cutler Favier:
TAR Senior luncheon; One to One Mentoring Program.
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Lorrie Denesik:
San Miguel Resource Center, American Cancer Society.
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Dan
Dockray:
San Miguel Search and Rescue volunteer.
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Bill
Fandel:
Member of the Telluride Foundation, supporter of San Miguel
Resource Center.
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Rick
Fusting:
Senior luncheons at Christ Church, provide transportations for
the elderly; One to One Mentoring Program, 5+ years, current Board member; Top
fundraiser for Just for Kids Foundation in 2004; Selection Committee for
Quest Scholarship Program; Highway Litter Patrol volunteer. Supporter
of Nature Conservancy, KOTO.
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Ken
Grodberg:
Telluride Association of REALTORS®, Director, 2007; One to One
Mentoring Program.
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Keith
Herrmann:
San Miguel County Search and Rescue Team; Telluride Ambulance
service; Supporter of San Miguel Resource Center, Telluride Mountain
School, Sheridan Opera House, Adaptive Ski Program, KOTO Public Radio,
Nature Conservancy, Trust For Public Land, and Natural Resources Defense
Council.
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Matthew Hintermeister:
President of the Telluride Association of
REALTORS®, on the Colorado Association of REALTORS® Public Policy
Committee, and the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Public Policy
Coordinating Committee. The boards of the Telluride Repertory Theater
Company and the Telluride Aids Benefit. Telluride Historic and
Architectural Review Commission, and Telluride Foundation.
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Kevin
Holbrook:
Telluride Foundation Board of Directors, Telluride Youth
Soccer Coach.
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Mark
King:
San Miguel County Search and Rescue since 1998.
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Mark O’Dell:
Telluride Hospital District, Boardmember 2006 - Current.
Institute for Altitude Medicine, Boardmember 2007 - Current.
Mountain Village Design Review Board, 2000 - 2006.
Sinapu Predator Restoration,
Boardmember 2005 - 2006.
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JJ
Ossola:
San Miguel County Historic Commission since 2001.
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Jay
Raible:
Hillside Homeowners Association President 2007-Present, KOTO
Volunteer DJ. Supporter of San Miguel County Search and Rescue,
Sheridan Arts Foundation.
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Peggy
Raible:
Angel Baskets, Telluride Hurricane Katrina Benefit. Financial
supporter of KOTO, Telluride Aids Benefit, San Miguel County Search and
Rescue, Sheridan Arts Foundation. Participant in First Time Homebuyer's
Program and Hoot Brown Scholarship Fund.
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Stewart Seeligson:
Young Life (board member). Financial supporter: KOTO, Hoot Brown Scholarship Fund, First Time Home Buyers Fund. Festival Volunteer: Telluride Film Festival.
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David
Wadley:
Chairman of the Telluride Planning and Zoning Commission,
Captain with the Telluride Fire Department and Chair of the Telluride
Fire Department Scholarship Committee.
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Michael Ward:
Telluride Hockey Board of Directors since 2002; Coach for the U19 girls team since 2004; Parks and Recreation Board, since 2004; Past member Telluride Volunteer Fire Department, 7 years.
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