Terry Allons has practiced real estate across the south Denver metro since 2007, and Englewood, from the CityCenter redevelopment to the bungalow streets off South Broadway, sits inside her core service territory. Buyers get straight talk about what a home actually costs to own here, and sellers get a strategy built around Englewood's specific pace: a market where preparation and pricing discipline decide who sells fast and who sits.
Terry Allons holds an active Colorado Employing Broker license (ER100016566), issued in 2007, and operates From the HEART Real Estate LLC as an independent broker-owner. That structure matters in practice: the person who reviews your contract, advises on negotiation strategy, and answers the phone is the same person from your first conversation through closing. There is no junior agent layer and no call center.
Terry holds the REALTOR® designation, the Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR®) designation, and the Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource (SFR®) designation, credentials built through actual training rather than approximation. Her practice concentrates on Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Englewood, Lakewood, and Golden, a deliberately focused territory that trades breadth for genuine depth in school boundaries, neighborhood character, and micro-level value drivers within each community, including the specifics that make Englewood distinct from its more master-planned neighbors.
Terry also founded Heroes Home Team Colorado, offering discounted professional services to military members, veterans, teachers, healthcare professionals, law enforcement, firefighters, and EMTs, a standing commitment rather than a marketing tagline.
Englewood covers ZIP codes 80110, 80111, 80112, and 80113 within Arapahoe County, bordered by Denver to the north and Terry's home base of southwest Littleton to the south. Where Highlands Ranch and Centennial are built around master-planned consistency and HOA governance, Englewood carries an older, more eclectic identity: post-WWII bungalows, an independent arts and dining corridor along South Broadway, and a redevelopment story still actively unfolding at CityCenter, built on the site of the former Cinderella City Mall.
That in-transition character is a genuine tradeoff, not a flaw to talk around. Buyers who want the polished, finished streetscape of Highlands Ranch or Centennial are often frustrated by Englewood's variable street-by-street condition and older infrastructure. Buyers who want urban proximity, a lower entry price, and D Line light rail access without paying Denver's premium consistently choose Englewood on purpose, and Terry's role is making sure each side understands exactly what they are getting.
Median household income here runs approximately $82,000 (ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimate), below several of its neighboring suburbs, and the median age of roughly 37 reflects a younger buyer and renter pool than Highlands Ranch or Golden. Homeownership sits near 49%, meaningfully lower than the national average, a reminder that Englewood's housing mix includes real rental and multifamily depth alongside its single-family bungalow core.
“I don't sell Englewood as a finished product. I sell it as what it actually is right now, an accessible, evolving corner of the Denver metro with real character and a redevelopment story still being written. First-time buyers here deserve someone who tells them the truth about a street, not just the highlights.”
Figures reflect recent market activity and shift month to month. Ask Terry for a current, address-level read before pricing a listing or writing an offer.
Terry was amazing! She's not your average agent, she understood our needs and wants for our new home, and was incredibly patient through the two-year process of finding a new home and selling our previous one. Terry will be our agent for life.
Terry is one of the most professional and caring REALTORS I've ever worked with. She helped us prep our home for sale, and we had several offers. She worked patiently through the pros and cons of each with us. She made a stressful situation so much more bearable and became a trusted friend.
Terry is amazing! She helped me and my fiance find our first home. She is so warm and caring, really listens, and does everything she can to make you feel comfortable with the process of buying a home. I recommend her to everyone.
Colorado Employing Broker ER100016566. REALTOR®, ABR®, and SFR® designated, credentials built through completed training, not marketing shorthand.
No team hand-offs. The person who negotiates your contract is the person who answers your phone, from the first showing through closing day.
Active, current practice across Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Englewood, Lakewood, and Golden, with the school boundary and pricing nuance that only comes from working every one of those markets directly.
Discounted real estate services for military members, veterans, teachers, healthcare professionals, law enforcement, firefighters, and EMTs.
The median sale price runs approximately $549,000, the most accessible entry point among the communities Terry serves. Days on market vary widely, roughly 27 to 66 days, depending heavily on condition and pricing strategy.
Yes. Entry-level pricing, an FHA-friendly lending environment, and D Line light rail access make Englewood one of the more accessible communities in the south Denver metro for a first purchase.
Englewood carries an estimated 12% elevated flood risk, concentrated near the South Platte River corridor. Verify FEMA flood zone status early since it affects both insurance cost and financing options.
Most established single-family neighborhoods carry no HOA at all. Newer condo and mixed-use developments, including parts of the CityCenter district, may carry association fees, so confirm this property by property.
Roughly 44% of Englewood homes were built between the 1940s and 1960s. Budget for aging electrical panels, plumbing, and roofing, and expect a sewer scope inspection to be part of a thorough due-diligence process.
Englewood offers a lower entry price and a shorter downtown Denver commute, with a more urban, eclectic character. Centennial and Highlands Ranch trade that character for master-planned consistency, HOA governance, and, in Centennial's case, Cherry Creek School District access.
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Known for: Clear Creek, Colorado School of Mines, foothills access
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