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Denver Metro and Neighborhood Information

Denver, widely known as the Mile High City, is literally a mile high above sea level. Residents can stand at the actual one-mile mark on the 15th step of the State Capitol Building. Denver is located in the Platte River Valley on the High Plains and is east of the front range of the southern Rocky Mountains.

Founded during the Pikes Peak Gold Rush in the Kansas Territory in 1858, Denver became the middle point between the eastern and western states. Today, the city has continued to stay alive and vibrant and boasts an array of activities for residents. Head to the hip, historic district locals call LoDo (short for lower downtown) where 26 blocks of Victorian red brick warehouses have been converted to brewpubs, rooftop cafes, jazz clubs and bistros. Stroll the 30 galleries of the Santa Fe Art district or head to the Highlands and sample its uber-hot restaurants. Old South Gaylord and Old South Pearl Streets are known for its authentic cuisines.

Breathtaking vistas

But if you want to connect with nature, Red Rocks Amphitheatre offers spectacular concerts throughout the summer plus outdoor movies once a week. The backdrop of the Rocky Mountains and Denver's city skyline is breathtaking. Other outdoor activities include over 14,000 acres of mountain parks, 4,000 acres of traditional parks and parkways, 130 miles of trails and an abundance of skiing slopes on the Rocky Mountains.

Another huge attraction is the city's professional sports teams, which include the Denver Broncos (NFL), the Denver Nuggets (NBA) and the Colorado Rockies (MLB). To see these teams play year-round, the surrounding 79 Denver neighborhoods are an excellent choice to reside. Other popular enclaves include Capitol Hill, Highland, Washington Park, Golden Triangle and downtown. The downtown area, along with other metro areas such as Cherry Creek and West Metro, has much to choose from with regard to great shops, restaurants and bars.

The adventures are endless in this historical city, so take advantage of the Denver homes for sale and begin your Denver real estate search today!

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Community Information for 80203*

Population

21,151

Median Age

34.96

Median Household Income

$33,626

Households with Children

5.91%

Median Travel Time to Work

19 minutes

*Based on zipcode 80203 at the center of this area.


Real Estate Market Information

Median Home Sale Price 

$213,800

Annual Turnover Rate 

30%

In current residence 5+ years

15.99%

Median years in residence

2.09

Homes Owned

20.02%

Homes Rented

66.77%

Homes Vacant

13.20%


Denver, CO School Information

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Community

Total Population: 21,151
Total Male Population: 12,408
Total Female Population: 8,744
Population change since 1990: 26
Population change since 2000: NA
Median age: 34.96
Percent of households with children: 5.91%
Local sales tax: 8%
Personal crime risk: 239
Recycling likelihood index: 105

Transportation

Median travel time to work: 19
Transportation to work:
Public: 14%
Drive/Carpool: 64%
Walk/bike/other: 18%
Work at home: 4%


Education Levels

Less than 9th Grade: 3.28%
Some high school: 7.12%
High school graduate: 16.35%
Some college: 18.41%
Associate degree: 6.70%
Bachelor's degree: 31.73%
Graduate Degree: 16.41%

Occupation

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing: 0.24%
Mining: 2.32%
Contstruction: 0.62%
Manufacturing: 1.16%
Transportation and communications: 4.96%
Wholesale trade: 1.03%
Retail trade: 9.71%
Finance, insurance and real estate: 17.72%
Sevices: 41.00%
Public administration: 20.27%
Unclassified: 0.98%


Income

Average household income: $38,573
Income change since 1990: 102
Income change since 2000: 15

Climate

Avg. January high/low temp: 47 / 16
Avg. July high/low temp: 88 / 55
Annual precipitation: 18
Air pollution index: 94


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