South metro is far as hell from downtown. Rush hour we are talking an hour plus

Are homes in Parker priced higher than the average Denver suburb?

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Where not to move-Commerce City, Greeley, Pueblo, the ghetto side of Aurora, Capitol Hill, along side Colfax....

Where da fuck South Park at

I moved to Castle Rock last June and love this area! I'm 5 min to the interstate and 35 min to DIA. Lots of bike trails, unique lots and homes, all stores and restaurants you want, 15 min drive to DTC, beautiful landscape in the foothills of the Rockies. Good schools and extremely low crime make it a great place to raise a family. Old town is fantastic and separate from the 160 stores at the outlet mall. I own e-bikes and take them to both as well as 400+ miles of bike trails. Great quality of life!

I live in Cap Hill downtown Denver but my parents have been in Briscoe Ranch at the edge of the Meadows for the last 8 years and I understand why it’s so popular! The hiking in the area you showed on the map has the most stunning views and is steps from their front door. And I can confirm that 9/10 times that I drive between my place and theirs it’s exactly 35 minutes. But I also know better than to drive at rush hour….

You only mention driving commutes what about information for getting to the airport or downtown with light rail also the FF1 is a pretty quick commute into Boulder

I can tell you in CT our electric bill is about $400-500 a month.

First off yards in Colorado suck you won’t get a yard compared to places like Chicago or New York subs. Cost of living here is out of this world 600k or more for an ok home in a good area. I love the nature but man the real estate alone make me wanna move away

Grew up in Elizabeth they will just turn it all into another strip mall and suburban city……so sad to see 😢

homie on the right needs to stop interrupting so much let your man finish a though

How come when you do your sky views of neighborhoods I never see pools in the backyards? Am I missing something?

lived in Westminster,Broomfield from 2007 to 2014

Good video even for Colorado natives outside of Denver.

The freeway on the south side of the metro area is actually C-470. The E-470 toll road starts when you get east of I-25. There is a Lexus Lane (toll lane) on C-470, but the rest of the road is free from I-25 to I-70.

Interesting that macanta gets the mention, while the more established neighborhoods of diamond ridge, sapphire pointe, / maher ranch are not mentioned. The 20-25 years of landscaping in these more mature areas offers a lot more privacy, better lot sizes. I'll just say that gemstone park is the only hint that these neighborhoods have hidden value / treasures within.

It's cold, lots of crime, lots of homeless, tons of illegals... who in their right mind would pay top dollar for that? Is legal pot worth all that? Not to me.

When you got to East Aurora, you went straight down Colfax Ave, not I-70. Didn't hook up until you were in Golden. I drive the major arteries for work. It's not unusual for me to take two hours or more from Longmont to Colorado Springs. You also need a big chunk of cash to live on the south metro area. Infact anywhere in the metro area....

Denver needs a reboot. Until downtown becomes a destination again, with quality entertainment and safety, we will struggle. I love this town but we need to fix our downtown together.

My son is living in Broomfield now, but for a couple of years he lived near Federal St in Denver, 80219 area code. It was a cute house he rented near Federal, but it was kind of the hood.

Great video!

Lived here 40 years. NEVER got from Castle Rock to Denver in 35 minutes, EVER. Always allow an hour if have a meeting or job there. And this is i perfect weather. Tell the truth! Traffic in the Denver has been MISERABLE for 20 years. And you didn’t tell them about the tolls. You're probably to young to know, but originally the toll was to be payed out in 10 years. They lied to us.

Ya come on in and enjoy the congestion.

House my son rented near wash park for 1100 11 years ago was sold for 335 k in 2013 . Now listed for 810 k.. same curtains we put in ..

Anything east of the I-25 is Kansas.

Spent 32 years in the Denver metro. Got out 5 years ago & have never been happier. Denver now is a hell hole. Also lived in Ft. Collins and Loveland. Basically most of Colorado sucks now.

Why don’t you guys show them the real Denver. Please do not lie to these people and tell them Denver is great, I live in Denver Colorado. I have been living here for the past 20 years. I washed this place go down hill, Downtown Denver has become the capital of homeless city. Traffic sucks. Take 30-40 mins to get anywhere. Trash everywhere on the highway, homeless people everywhere. It is way too crowded. Please do not live in downtown Denver, they are lying to you literally. It is where the most crimes happen, they are showing you what highlands ranch used to look like. PLEASE STOP LIEING TO THESE PEOPLE AND STOP ADVERTISING FALSE THINGS ABOUT DENVER!! DENVER HAS BECOME A DUMP. Save your money and go somewhere else

I have a question, because the rates are so high right now still, is buying a foreclosed home or hud home be a good idea if you’re a first time buyer? Also, are there good sites to use looking for foreclosures and hud homes?

The HOA part is not true. I own a single family home and we pay almost $500 a month for HOA. The HOA sucks too as they take for ever to handle issues and my front grass looks terrible.

It sucks! Everything closed!

What's the best golfing community or country club in Denver? Preferably for a young family with pool and tennis or other perks. Close to Denver works as well. And maybe in the mountains as well?

It’s all expensive- urban, suburban. Doesn’t matter

Note: you can not buy down your rate if prices go down, be careful out there

A friend of mine went to look at a house to rent at Green Valley Ranch in Denver. She was told a monthly rent would be $4000.

Denver is going down in many ways. Some parts of the city look like an undeveloped country, people are hanging out at the intersections begging for money and I am not in the mood for political discussions here. It is still a nice city for many and boring and lack of culture for others. Almost everyone here is a transplant from other states, including me. I live in Congress Park, it is a beautiful area I like with access to great parks-City Park, Chessman Park and close to everything. Having lived in 4 other states, I know I can find nature and many more amenities in other cities. I enjoy the mountains but am definitely a coastal person, and for that reason, I am out!

Prideful isnt a word, homie. The word you're looking for is proud.

Please don't move here.

No where Full

state is full sorry

So... is there any area around Denver that has good schools (high school specifically) but isn't just insanely expensive? We would be coming from Charlotte, and the cost of living will be tough. Is there anywhere with good schools that is affordable?

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I love Colorado , no place like it !

I can’t stand the Meadows… I’ve lived in Sedalia for 37 years and have watched that BS creep towards my property, and it genuinely makes me want to puke 🤮

First would be leave aurora!😮

You just went there. You mentioned the seasons. I think you need to talk more about it. My family and I are planning on heading out there for a move very soon and Castle Rock has always been on my mind as a possibility. However i love the seasons and didn't know what we'd be giving up. Snow ? Foliage? I think you definitely need to talk about it more ! Please 😊 yes I do care about schools ect, but I love my seasons.

Thanks, Ryan. I'm still looking for the place where I say, "this is nice" in Colorado that isn't 50 million

If you are older and plan on retiring there, you’re making a huge mistake. Don’t do it.

These videos have been super helpful. It would be great to see one specifically on foothill towns. I'd love to live in the mtns, my oldest son wants the convenience of biking to ice rinks and school and my youngest wants trees and snow and to be able to bike to a coffee shop with hot chocolate! I'm thinking a foothills town may be a good compromise! With good schools of course! I'll definitely be reaching out but I thought I'd suggest a foothills town video.

I am currently in the military and am thinking of moving to that area in two years from now and I’ve heard one thing and that is that Denver population only dress in joggers and t shirts and no real style 😂