Emily Hayduk

Emily started her career in real estate in 2006 because she wanted to have a flexible job. She knew she wanted to never change when she saw the look on one of her first clients’ faces when their six-year-old son got to choose which room would be his in their new, larger home. Closing just days before Christmas with those clients, knowing they would be waking up to Santa with their family gathered in their new living room, she realized this was more than a career. She was helping to create memories. It may sound cheesy, but it is true. She grew up in the mountains of Colorado in Glenwood Springs. She remembers coming to Denver as a child to shop when downtown wasn’t such a fun place to get lost. It has been an exciting evolution to watch Denver transform into the cool and real city that it is today.

Real estate is her profession and being a mom is her full-time job. Lexie is her four-year old daughter and most impressive real estate assistant on Earth. Collaborating with her will know up-front that this mini assistant may often accompany her on showings and most definitely be in the background while she is on the phone. She is her most precious advisor and the reason she seeks joy each day. She has been an avid traveler her entire life - starting with family car trips across the country as a young child - to international traveling in her young adulthood.

While the process of buying or selling can be daunting, the road to closing does not have to be scary if they have the help of a professional who sees homes every day and understands the market inside and out. The fact is, it does not matter if they are buying their first or fifth home, have a budget of $100,000 or $1,000,000, a home is not a small investment. They will need someone to help them navigate the market and understand value. She is never going to set her client’s expectations too high, but she will always blow their expectations out of the water. Emily is a resolute professional who collaborates with real people to create sound investments.