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David Lichtenstein has been involved with all facets of Denver real estate since 1974.
He earned the professional designation of Certified Residential Broker (CRB), and is also a member (CCIM) of Commercial Investment Real Estate Council through the Real Estate National Marketing Institute.
After growing up in Pennsylvania, Lichtenstein graduated from New York University in 1970.
He worked at Grumman Aircraft Corporation for a year before entering military service 1971 to 1974.
Following his tour of duty, he moved to Denver, Colorado.
From 1974 to 1976, Lichtenstein worked with Moore Realty in residential re-sales, receiving his real estate license in 1974 and broker’s license in 1975.
Joining Heller-Mark, 1977 to 1980, he became sales manager of the Cherry Creek office in 1978, heading a sales staff of over thirty people in residential re-sales.
In 1982, Lichtenstein bought a Re/Max franchise and started his own firm under the name Re/Max Metro Properties. Within three years it had grown to three offices and seventy agents, grossing over 100 million dollars a year in residential and commercial sales.
In conjunction with the real estate sales business, he formed a construction company for luxury single family homes and a casualty insurance company.
Selling his interest in Re/Max in 1989, Lichtenstein then joined the Builder Marketing Group and headed the residential resale division, augmenting the company’s efforts to market new housing developments and trade program. He also worked substantially with commercial banks and savings and loan firms on foreclosures marketing and sales of commercial and bulk residential real estate properties, which eventually lead him to become involved in commercial real estate.
In 1991 he opened Lichtenstein & Co / Metro Brokers specializing in commercial real estate along with building construction. In 2000, Lichtenstein refocused his business to pursue residential real estate brokerage. | 