Widding Realty gets licenses in Florida and Colorado

Widding Realty has secured real estate licenses in Florida and Colorado, giving the luxury brokerage immediate access to two of the country’s most active high-end markets. The expansion lets the Miami-based firm handle buying, selling and renting in both states as it responds to cross-state client demand.

Why it matters: - Widding Realty can now serve luxury clients in Florida and Colorado without sending transactions to outside brokerages. - The dual licenses expand the firm’s reach in markets that attract frequent high-end buying, selling and relocation activity. - The move may reduce friction for clients who own homes in both states or move between them.

What happened: - Widding Realty announced today that it obtained real estate licenses in Florida and Colorado. - The licenses are effective immediately. - The brokerage can represent clients buying, selling and renting luxury real estate in both states. - The expansion followed a multi-month application and regulatory review process in each state. - The firm previously operated under a single-state license.

The details: - Widding Realty will serve clients across Florida and Colorado through its existing team of agents. - The firm said the expansion was driven by client demand for cross-state transactions and a client base that frequently moves between the two states. - Florida and Colorado remain major luxury real estate markets. - Florida logged more than 1,200 residential sales above $10 million in 2025, according to state real estate association data. - Colorado’s high-country markets posted a 15% year-over-year increase in transactions above $5 million in 2025, according to state real estate association data. - The dual licenses position Widding Realty to work in markets including Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Aspen and Denver. - Widding Realty’s Florida license is issued by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. - Widding Realty’s Colorado license is issued by the Colorado Division of Real Estate. - The firm will maintain offices in Aspen and Miami. - Agents will be available for consultations by appointment. - Widding Realty plans to add agents in both states over the next 12 months. - The company did not disclose specific hiring targets. - Clients can contact Widding Realty through its website, More information, or by phone. - The firm says transactions will be handled in accordance with state and federal real estate regulations.

Between the lines: - Multi-state licensing can cut down on transaction friction for clients with property interests in more than one state. - State-by-state licensing still brings compliance obligations, including disclosure rules and continuing education requirements. - Eric Sadoun, founder and managing broker, said the expansion is meant to meet client demand directly and provide seamless service across two states. - Sadoun said the firm believes handling both states in-house improves accountability and consistency.

What's next: - Widding Realty plans to hire additional agents in Florida and Colorado over the next year. - The firm will continue operating from Miami and Aspen while taking appointments with clients in both states. - The brokerage is positioned to pursue more cross-state luxury transactions as demand develops.

The bottom line: - Widding Realty’s dual licensing gives the luxury brokerage a broader footprint in two of the country’s most active high-end real estate markets.