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Great videos! Thank you!!

thank you so much. this is incredibly useful to me. i was triangulating upon littleton but now i'm looking at erie!

The average home cost in Erie is somewhere between $750k-$800k. Not sure if I’d call that affordable.

How are older homes a Con?

Lived in Centennial for years and went to school in Littleton. It should be clarified that downtown is a 20 minute drive with no traffic. There is hardly ever no traffic during the hours you are trying to go downtown, or anywhere else, traffic has gotten quite bad anywhere around Denver

Do Lowry in east Denver, so many schools, kids and parks around here.

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Curious about the building materials used. Are most homes made with wooden frames? Do people ever use bricks or cement?

Thanks man, great video... but, you also crushed my dreams hahaha. I want to live in the city and $2,000/month for 1 bedroom would be doable IF utilities were actually included :(

To be fair, you cannot afford a $695k house on $75k income at 7% interest - even with 20% down. Not happening. With the mortgage calculators I've used, you're looking at about $320k range. My current house has a $550k mortgage (we put more than 20% down, so the actual value is higher) - I'm refinancing to 7% conventional loan and the payment will be about $4650/month all inclusive. I make a great income (IT services) and I still find it painful although the mortgage calculators say I'm well within my affordability range. So, Colorado state income tax will be higher for those able to actually afford the median home in Denver. I live in Colorado Springs - so my house is on the nicer side for my city but there are still hundreds of homes in my price range (or higher) in my neighborhood. I know my house would be $150k+ more in the Denver area - well over $1 million some places like Golden or Boulder. Granted, you can't find a home with a prefect view of Pikes Peak anywhere in the Denver metro. Colorado is expensive, but (at least for me) worth it. I have lived in the southeast most of my life - so I'm familiar with the Houston climate. We relocated here from Orlando. Orlando and Denver are probably a better comparison since they are both similar in size. In general, Colorado offers better outdoor living/activities than most of the southeast. The southeast is better if you are a homebody and prefer a larger home for the money to then spend on air-conditioning.

No 👎

The winamonths..😂

Not sure if I missed a video on this, but you frequently talk about schools for families planning a move. Since property taxes are generally higher in places where there are schools, I was wondering if you might be able to review towns that do not have schools and therefore lessen the property taxes. Think middle aged couple with no children. One other question, the fires going on in CA now brought to mind the question about natural disasters that could occur living in or near the front range. If you live in a community very close to or in the mountains do you need to be concerned about forest fires? Mud slides? Avalanches? And, if so, what's home owner's insurance like or specific insurances you would need to buy to protect against these things if not covered in the main home owner's insurance. Thanks in advance!

Boulder is so cool would definitely reccomend

Florida is just as expensive as California.

Because by the time you get there the smell has diminished the trade winds can't carry the smell that far that's my opinion and I've been there I know what it smells like

I lived in Berthoud last year. 45 minutes from Denver, 20 minutes from Fort collins, 30 minutes from Boulder and 30 minutes from Greeley. It's perfectly located.

Colorado needs to chill out with their home prices 😫😫

Totally overrated and hiking is better in the pnw and we have more options and water ! cO has more sunshine and thats the only positive! Worth a visit sure but never would live there

Live at over 9,000' in the front range for a couple of years, then move down to just a mile high, and the winters will then seem very mild and easy. But seriously, when house hunting, place great value on a garage that faces south, and even more value if the driveway also slopes downward towards the south. If both of these conditions are met, you will rarely need to shovel your driveway. This is all per my actual experience.

I grew up in Arvada and i still live here i moved away for a few years after i grew up but i ended up coming back its a great city with a lot of open space and great parks and schools but the home prices are kinda high but its worth it living in a great city such as Arvada!

Thinking of moving ti colorado Dont. Until we get rid of polis. Seen a survey where it costs 35,000.00 a year to raise a kid in the fine state of polis. Spends more money on wolves and bike trails and roads to ger skiers to the mountains than taking care of veterans. He is a real piece of s

Lived in Colorado (Colorado Springs) most of my life. The population boom is crazy, seems everyone and their mother is moving to Colorado. Everywhere you look there are apartments, townhomes and those tall skinny houses being built. Definitely have noticed the surge in people the last handful of years. It's unfortunate

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It was overrated !

I am a Denver, Colorado NATIVE, lived in Dallas Texas from Dec 2018 to July 2020. Why did I come back to Denver, was the lack of relocation of the VA. i LOVE THE MOUNTAINS ONLY, and living in Denver, and that's it. Dallas Texas is better for your overall health, humidity by facts, helps you breathe better, live better, and lacks lung killing high elevation. Dallas is BIGGER, its better with food, better with traffic, and cost of living is better. I HATE THE COLD/SNOW, I would want to move back to Dallas, I LOVE DALLAS MORE, just my overall opinion. Women in Texas are sexier than Colorado's women. Texas is better overall, and proven in population...plus if you a blue state lover, go to Colorado, if you a Red State lover, go to Texas! Colorado Mexican rood is better than Texas, hotter chili, and better tasting, but TEXAS BAR B QUE IS WAY BETTER, AND ITS NOT burgers and hotdogs, lol

Stay in Los Angeles or go somewhere else

Phoenix and Vegas are better options than Denver

The natives will be openly hostile and disrespectful to you. Stay in California.

Here’s what you need to know. No beach in Denver.

Please don't come to Denver!

Aaaaahahahaha Denver is just Los Angeles with 2 hrs of snow

We’re retiring to somewhere around Denver next year, and these videos are very helpful as we look around. At the moment, Barefoot Lakes in Firestone looks promising, so I’ll be digging into your Longmont videos. I’m a cyclist and think I’ve figured out how to cycle from Firestone, and your bit on St Vrains was great! Thanks.

I need to relocate from Orlando FL for work (office is in Interlocken). These videos are very helpful.

It survived captain trips. Should be good enough.

Serious negatives that might prevent me from living there? You mean the fact that there's hardly a solitary piece of real estate within the city limits that is less than 2 million dollars?! It's a nice town but be serious now!

The hiking is great, but people have become more and more pretentious there. It’s not so much a hi in college town, they could probably used to be. It’s more of like a LA suburban mom Dad fitness wearing clothes type of place now. Let that LA suburban mob Dad fitness wearing clothes. Type of people can’t be fun and nice but in general that place is become very plastic. In my opinion I lived in Colorado for 10 years. I lived in Denver for about eight and went to Boulder a lot and unfortunately, the people there I was not overly impressed with. But it’s fucking beautiful.

I live 10 miles down the road from there. Is it worth the hype? No. That is all.

We visited in the autumn of 2018; we were quite fond of Boulder, but even then (pre remote work move rush and pre recent spike in inflation), we were kind of surprised at the general prices in town-- they were not that far off NYC prices.

i was born here idk why but recently ive really wanted to come here again i turn 14 soon i dont remember much of the area beacuase since i left for the first time ive only been back once when i was young

Lived there 5 years, a boring town, with wealthy soccer mums sf and Los Angeles. Left happily

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