Specialties
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Relocation
Education
University of Pennsylvania
BA in Classical Studies and Art History
Charity
Ethan Bullock is an award-winning real estate professional with over 15 years of experience in residential sales, marketing, construction, and development. Regardless of the scale or the complexity of the transaction, Ethan's professional experience, commitment to a sterling ethical
standard, unmatched work ethic, and proven negotiating skills have established a strong record of success.
Originally from the east coast, Ethan began his career in real estate development with Toll Brothers in their NY Division. The call of the West brought Ethan to Colorado in 2010, and he earned his broker's license shortly thereafter.
Outside of real estate, Ethan can likely be found on a trail run, on skis, or in the gym. An accomplished athlete, he has successfully completed the Leadville 100 Trail Race, the Elk Mountains Grand Traverse, and numerous other ultramarathons and skimo races throughout the US. A proud father and husband, Ethan and Jeni call Louisville home, and have two daughters who inspire and amaze (and terrify) on a daily basis.
Ethan graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with degrees in Art History and Classics, and captained their D1 wrestling team.
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Compass Cares
The Bullock Group is a proud supporter of Protect Our Winters - an environmental non-profit that champions systemic solutions to climate change through advocacy and education efforts. As active and avid outdoors-people, the Bullock Group is passionate about leaving the planet better than they found it. In addition to donating a portion of every transaction to POW, in September 2019, the Bullock Group founders Ethan and Jeni, hosted musical entertainers and environmental educators Jeff and Paige for a benefit concert at the Steinbaugh Pavilion in Louisville. "We're excited about the opportunity to expose more people to what POW is doing," said Jeni, "our hope is that it pushes the conversation further."
