Stephanie Ahle, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent
May 8, 2023
Specializing exclusively in commercial sales and leasing, Stephanie’s top priority is clients’ satisfaction.
New York City, New York May 8, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Recognized as attentive and loyal, Stephanie works as a Commercial Realtor with Beacon Real Estate Services in Denver, Colorado. There, she handles office, retail, and industrial real estate sales and leasing for a wide variety of clients in Colorado.
Whether it has been acting as a transaction broker working diligently to negotiate the sale of a warehouse where a tenant was buying the property from their landlord, helping a business owner find new space to operate their business, rezoning commercial land to a residential subdivision, using site selection to develop an RV park or assisting doctors to expand into a larger space that is still close to their patients, Stephanie has demonstrated commitment throughout.
Prior to joining Beacon Real Estate Services, she was a Commercial Investment Advisor with Capital Property Group (CPG). Prior to CPG, she briefly worked in the field of event planning, organizing large marketing showcases, and worked for a time in legal services and loan processing. However, her goal was always to be in sales and marketing with direct customer contact, and her event planning experience gave her the opportunity to hone her skills in organizing the diverse activities required by her clients.
Before moving to Denver in 2012, Stephanie spent several years after college working in retail sales for quality firms such as Jared Jewelers. It was there in the retail field that she realized how much she enjoyed direct customer contact and understood how success in sales depends on listening carefully to specifically what a customer wants so that the customer can best be served.
Possessing a natural gift for listening and an unabashed joy of working with others, these talents have enabled Stephanie to land a position with Beacon and to have so many clients at an early stage of her career.
They are also a part of her mid-western upbringing in Missouri where she went to high school and college. Though her AA degree in medical services from Concorde Career College was not to provide her final career direction, it did give her an appreciation for the medical field, and even today, her interests outside of real estate lean towards science.
In the constantly evolving industry of real estate, Stephanie pushes herself and strives to learn all that she can every single day. Whether it is keeping up with global and national economic factors or simply being "in the know" of what is happening locally, she always does her best to keep up to date.
She is a member of the South Metro Chamber of Commerce and a CCIM candidate, currently building her portfolio working towards her designation to become one of less than fifty CCIM professionals in the State of Colorado. She also intends to pursue her SIOR designation because she plans to specialize in large industrial leasing and sales as her career progresses.
"Success to me is not how many zeros I see in my bank account or how many "friends" I have following me on social media. There is a true joy and sense of fulfillment I experience by helping others achieve their goals and dreams. While not yet an "expert", I strive to become one and also desire to be a pillar in the community, making a real difference where all can cohabitate and flourish" expressed Stephanie.
Attributing her success to her people skills and a genuine desire to improve the community, she is passionate about helping businesses succeed. She has had her own business during the COVID-19 pandemic, so she is well aware of the dedication and effort required to get a venture off the ground.
When time allows, she has a love for the outdoors, where she enjoys camping, hunting, and fishing.
Learn More about Stephanie Ahle:
Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile.php?agent=2120111 or through Beacon Real Estate Services, https://beaconrealestateservices.com/p/26613/our-team
About Best Agents
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