You’ve heard it before.  The three most important considerations when buying a Denver home are location, location, location.

When my fiancé and I began looking for a home in the Denver real estate market, I was living in Aurora and he was living in Lakewood, so we were open to different locations. We drove through many neighborhoods and pulled flyers from various Denver homes for sale. One thing that I noticed was that the prices for similar homes in different neighborhoods varied greatly, even though none of them were affected by busy streets or other external factors.

It is easy to find similar styles of Denver homes in different areas but the prices do vary greatly, so do your homework. The northern and eastern sections of the Denver metro area are the most affordable, including Thornton, Northglenn and Aurora. There are also fantastic values in Commerce City’s new area, Reunion, which is located just east of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal.

We ended up buying a home in Thornton. We purchased in this area because we got the most home for our money and it is simply a great place to live!

Incorporated in 1953, Thornton has grown into a vibrant city boasting four golf courses, 81 parks and nearly 2000 acres of parks and open space, including over 80 miles of trails. Thornton also has two recreation centers, including the Community Center and the Margaret Carpenter Recreation Center. ThorntonFest, HarvestFest and WinterFest are three annual festivals hosted by the City of Thornton.

Please contact me today so I can help you find the best Denver neighborhood for you and your family.

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Belinda Lovins ABR,CRS,GRI,MRE
303 450-5171
303 641-2689