Mile High Lifestyles joins Your Castle Real Estate, doubles in size

A high-performing Colorado real estate team has joined one of Denver’s largest brokerages.

Mile High Lifestyles, led by co-founder Jaden Hanson, has joined Your Castle Real Estate, bringing 25 residential agents to the firm. Since then, the team has doubled in size, according to Hanson.

In 2024, RealTrends listed Mile High Lifestyles as the No. 10 large team in Colorado and included it among the top 500 large teams in the U.S. for a sixth straight year.

Since its founding in 2018, the team has recorded more than $500 million in total production.

“Your Castle offers a unique model for real estate teams that acts as more of a partnership,” Hanson said. “They are truly invested in our growth and success. We now have an entire team to support us with managing broker support, daily training and in-house professional printing.”

Hanson noted that since joining Your Castle, the team has added two to three agents per week. Among the new additions, the top producers are agent Juan Munoz and co-founder Sean Nealon.

Jeremy Lambert, director of recruiting at Your Castle, said the brokerage is focused on creating an environment where teams like Mile High Lifestyles can continue to grow.

“We couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome Mile High Lifestyles to Your Castle Real Estate,” Lambert said. “They are the type of high-caliber professionals that thrive in our agent-first environment. We provide the systems, support, and structure that top-producing teams need to scale, and we’re excited to help them break new records in 2025.”

Hanson credited the team’s culture and leadership development as keys to its continued success. He recognized several agents stepping into leadership and support roles, including Amanda Hoang, Amber Page, Abraham Barrera, Adriana Ramirez, Euna Klein, Becca Jacobson and Deanna Koether.

“Above all, I want to give special recognition to our top producer of 2024, Joe Solomon. Joe has become a selfless leader, and we wouldn’t be where we are without him,” Hanson said.