Metro Denver Communities

Real Estate in Denver

Downtown Denver

Over the past decade of population growth, the high demand in the Denver real estate market has driven up the prices.  The median home price is under $400,000.  Bidding increases prices on the best of starter homes.  Move farther away from the downtown neighborhoods and buyers can find some nice properties on larger lots, even horse properties and small farms.

Leisure Times in Denver

Denver bursts with leisure-time amenities.  Set between the thriving companies and businesses downtown are many popular attractions. A self-tour moves from botanical gardens to museums, galleries and theaters. People come to Mile High Stadium, Denver Zoo and out to the many parks and trails.

Metro Denver brims with interesting activities.  Each of the towns and cities around Denver offers its own “small town” traditions.  Most have walkable downtowns or activity centers of their own.  These vibrant communities hold events and festivals throughout the year, giving Denverites and visitors a variety of places to go and things to do.

Downtown Denver Neighborhoods

Urban neighborhoods bring buyers to the core while master planned communities draw them to the suburbs.  Urban areas include West Colfax, Five Points, Highland, Sunnyside, Globeville, Elyria Swansea, and more.  SoHi weaves the urban into historic structures with its lofts, eateries and boutiques, while master-planned communities encourage outer development.