Denver

“As Colorado’s largest city and state capital, Denver When people consider moving to the Centennial State, it’s a natural pull,” says Gretchen Rosenberg, president and CEO Kentwood Real Estate/Luxury Portfolio Internationalin question. The city’s popularity among out-of-state and international residents has been growing for years. Exceeding the country’s average population growth. And it’s easy to see why people move to the Mile High City. Thriving arts scene, fantastic professional and recreational sports opportunities, and excellent park system (in Denver 250 city parks) is a magnet for families and young professionals alike.

“Home buyers have a variety of options for neighborhoods in Denver, from Georgian mansions to classic bungalows to beautifully preserved mid-century modern homes, each with its own unique flair,” Rosenberg said. he explained. “Buyers exploring the area first will be able to narrow down what is important to them in terms of their lifestyle, home style preferences, commute times and prices.”

Speaking of price, the average home value in the Mile High City approximately $545,000slightly higher than the state median (about $540,000), According to Zillow.

Longmont

This city of nearly 100,000 people in Boulder County is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking family-friendly amenities, tranquility and charm. Krista Allard, senior broker partner PorchLight Real Estate Group/Luxury Portfolio Internationalhe describes it as “thriving while maintaining a small-town feel.”

The city’s historic downtown is filled with art galleries, local shops, craft breweries, and restaurants. It’s also bike-friendly, with more than hundreds of kilometers of bike paths and paths. Niche.com also ranked it among Colorado’s top 50 suburbs.

“Longmont really shines because of its diversity of home styles. Buyers can find everything from 1940s bungalows to classic craftsman cottages and restored Victorian homes, plus modern masterpieces in Somerset Meadows, urban chic carriage houses in Prospect, and a number of completely custom They will find the productions.” Allard explained.

Aurora

Aurora’s growing population It is a testament to its economic strength and attractiveness. Located just 25 miles east of Denver, the town holds the title of being the most diverse suburb in Colorado and one of the most diverse suburbs in the country. Niche.com.

Currently, the median home value in Aurora is about $477,000, which is higher than both the Denver and state average. According to Zillow.

land of love

Set against the majestic Rocky Mountains, Loveland is a mid-sized town full of character and outdoor adventures. The town’s activity center, Lake Loveland, features a beach, tennis courts, playgrounds and picnic opportunities.

“I personally love West Loveland. My three favorite neighborhoods are Mariana Butte, Bonnell West and Prairie Trails,” says Realtor and partner Alycia Martinez. The Group, Inc./Luxury Portfolio InternationalHe said ranch-style homes are the most sought-after property types in town.

Average home value Loveland is now worth almost $500,000But if you’re dreaming of a lakeside property, prices reach millions.

Broomfield

“It’s easy to connect with nature in a city with hundreds of acres of open space, numerous golf courses and numerous trails, as well as breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains and more than 300 days of sunshine,” says Realtor Janet Borchert. WK Real Estate/Luxury Portfolio Internationalin question.

While Broomfield maintains its small-town feel and strong sense of community, its location—halfway between Denver and Boulder—means its residents also have easy access to big-city amenities like sporting events, the international airport, and several universities.

According to Borchert, the town offers everything from apartments to large estates and farms to home buyers.

Borchert points out that home prices can range from $300,000 to millions. “Broomfield’s prices are above the national average, but the market is affordable compared to other communities in the broader region, such as Boulder and Denver,” Borchert said.

littleton

Residents of this quaint Denver suburb benefit from excellent public schools, many outdoor activities, and spectacular natural surroundings.

“Downtown Littleton is known for its historic charm and lively atmosphere. Major attractions include the Littleton City Hall Arts Center, which features live theater performances, and the Littleton Museum, which provides a glimpse into the area’s history with its living history farms and exhibits.” Brandon Brennick, managing broker of Kentwood Real Estate, noted that the town hosts many festivals and events throughout the year that increase the sense of community.

Brennick’s favorite neighborhoods are the prestigious Columbine Valley, with its golf courses and larger homes; Ken Caryl Ranch, with its recreational facilities and extensive trail system; and Roxborough Park, a great choice for nature lovers and “scenic view seekers.”

Castle Rock

“Castle Rock has a great mix of demographics, but is known for being family-friendly with excellent schools, including public charter and non-charter magnet schools,” said Courtney Nelson, senior broker partner at PorchLight Real Estate Group. the town’s growing popularity among retirees and empty nesters.

The town has miles of trails, parks and recreation facilities, including The MAC (Miller Athletic Complex), Rock Park, Zachary Parish Park and Rhyolite Park.

Nelson also explained that despite recent growth, the town still has a laid-back vibe and residents enjoy a mix of quaint shops and great restaurants.

Unlike many markets with chronic supply shortages, Castle Rock buyers have more choice and leverage, according to Nelson. According to realtor.comThe average sales price of homes here is around $725,000.

Rock

There are many reasons to choose Boulder for your next home, according to agent John Hoeffler of WK Real Estate.

“More than 150 miles of hiking trails, hundreds of miles of dedicated bike paths, more than 100,000 acres of open space surrounding our city and preserving our natural environment, bordered by the Rocky Mountains, 300 days of sunshine per year, the beautiful University of Colorado campus, filled with award-winning restaurants and unique local shopping.” “With a vibrant downtown, why would anyone want to live anywhere else?” he said.

US News also ranked Boulder as the second best place to live in Colorado and the tenth nationally. But real estate here is not cheap and available median home value is close to $1 million.

Fort Collins

of the country”the most peaceful place to live“It is becoming increasingly popular among retirees and newcomers looking for a bike-friendly community they can feel like home.

“Fort Collins has a small-town feel with a laid-back vibe, along with incredible community events, year-round events and charitable giving,” says Andrea Tuell, broker and partner at The Group, Inc./Luxury Portfolio International. in question.

Fort Collins is about an hour north of Denver and The 12th fastest growing city in America, according to Checkr last year.

Average home value right now approximately $550,000, and Tuell explained that now is a great time to buy and sell property.