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@@TheAuroraHighlands you’re welcome! I can’t wait to see the community transform even more!

Hi Imran! Very good question. The air traffic noise at The Aurora Highlands is very little to none.

@@you_dont_know_me_sir it’s not bad at all, to elaborate on what the official Aurora highlands channel commented, it’s very minimal, and it takes a jumbo jet (literally) for it to be noticeable. Quite a few jets flew over us as we were filming

Me too, Tri- Pointe is an amazing builder!

How about other areas in CO? Wonder how much the crime has spread?

@tomhahn6077 north east Aurora isn't a good area because it's so close to Green Valley ranch which isn't a good area at all. Never has been

Not sure yet as to what grocery store will be coming- more than likely a king soopers as they are one of the bigger chains in the state

@MileHighLivingwithMitch darn. Sad. Safeway is so much better. Hopefully a Sam's Club comes

Hi Dustin! We don't have any store names as of right now but our goal is to bring a grocery store such as Whole Foods, Sprouts or Trader Joes.

@@TheAuroraHighlandscount me down as a vote for Trader Joe’s!

I missed it. What is the HOA

A LOT Bigger, taxes are a tad higher due to Aurora and the scale of the metro district, but Aurora highlands has more variety in prices to help offset that, whereas central park is mostly 600k and up, with huge pockets being 1mm+

You’re very welcome! It’s an amazing neighborhood for sure!!

Thank you for watching and for the kind words!

@@MileHighLivingwithMitch you’re welcome!

There are 105,000 residents in Boulder. You gotta get out of the internet bubble that makes you think everyone is broke, cause its not the case in real life man

​​​​​​​@@MileHighLivingwithMitchAs of 2022 the median income for individuals in Colorado is 44k. That is a fact.

​​​​​@@MileHighLivingwithMitchas of 2022 the median income in Colorado for individuals is 44k that is a fact. Boulder is a niche market and you are comparing it to the Springs. I can tell you don't understand business that well and you are rude to potential customers. I'm not in an internet bubble and I am both older and more successful than you by a long shot. I'm not the one on the internet trying to make money. Internet boy. Do you really think someone is going to hire you to buy a house in Boulder dressed like that with your good old boy cap, hayseed.

​@@MileHighLivingwithMitch Go back to the farm hayseed.

​​​​​​@@MileHighLivingwithMitch you don't understand business, Boulder is a niche market and you are comparing it to the Springs. You are the one making videos hoping to drum up some business on the internet and you are rude to potential customers. Internet boy.

I have yes, but it’s been awhile so I’m considering doing an updated video because TONS has changed since I posted the original

@@MileHighLivingwithMitch an update would be awesome! Great videos.

@@runningoncoffeeandavocados1667 Thanks for watching! I will film it next week and it will go live either 7/7 or 7/14, depending on my editor's schedule!

You’re insane! Denver is way smaller and has way less than Chicago. They don’t compare

I’m sure Denver wished it had the same things as Chicago

Not true COS South is a shithole

Colorado Springs is great, and as you mentioned, has tons to offer with a tad bit lower cost of living compared to Denver and the Denver Metro- it’s just a bit far for me to cover in the detail it deserves. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@MileHighLivingwithMitch Sure. It might be worth covering from the perspective of “I can’t afford Denver, now what…” - or something similar. That used to be Castle Rock but now that place is more expensive than Denver - ironically. There are places to the north of Denver that also might fit that. Somewhere in the plus or minus 90 minutes to Denver. Granted, if money was no object, I would be in Summit County or Aspen.

@@JasonTaylor-po5xcI am leaning towards the Springs too. Denver seems to be headed in the wrong direction and I don't say that happily.

@@Prestoncsn Yeah, I get that some people need to live in a larger city/metro, because of work, but if you have any flexibility in where you live, consider other Front Range cities unless you strongly desire the lifestyle of Denver. Kind of the ideal is within 90 minutes of Denver/DIA - so Ft Colins until Colorado Springs areas.

Thank you for the comment! There are a few topics I’m not allowed to speak about due to some rules and regulations, but your comment is very insightful

@@MileHighLivingwithMitch Yeah, it’s funny that all the city guide videos are all done by real estate agents, which aren’t allowed to talk about some of the most important issues related to relocation - like crime and schools. 20 years ago, things were a bit different- that was the entire point of hiring a local agent.

@@JasonTaylor-po5xc love how you make Denver sound bigger than what it is. Denver is small and one of the least expensive cities I’ve ever lived. You are a manipulator

@@GabrielCasanova-zy7yo Denver itself is about 750k people, but most people think of the entire metro - which is nearly 3 million. That's actually massive for Colorado. COS is just under 500k and it is the second largest city in Colorado - but has very little in the way of a metro. According to PayScale, Denver housing is 36% higher than the national average - which is the largest component of the cost of living. So, yes, to everyone in Colorado - Denver is the "big city" and there isn't anything remotely close by that is larger. So, it is all relative.

@@JasonTaylor-po5xc precisely. It’s relative. It’s big to country folk but To me it’s small and btw I’m INCLUDING the metro area.

Good. We’re full.

After a major boom a regression of the means is natural not saying your right there’s so much room to grow sounds like you’re coming from a negative point of view

Right, Colorado is too small and people are broke there.

@@GnarlsDarwin how you full when you were never busy there? lol Colorado is so full of itself!

You don't want to live in a condo

The condo Market typically moves a tad bit slower- we saw it impacted hugely by the COVID 19 years, there was a fire sale as people wanted to get away from each other. Also, due to HOA fees being a lot higher, they’re not as popular, and typically have lower prices. Now that’s not to say there aren’t luxury condos that are 700k and up, as there’s plenty of those, but you get the gist. Long story short theres great opportunities to get great deals on them. Boulder of course will be the most expensive of these 4 markets, and co springs will be the least expensive

super helpful info thanks for the response 👍

@@Hippydaze35 of course man, always happy to help! Lmk if there’s anything else I can do for you!

Funny, I was thinking of fleeing Texas for Colorado. Don't worry, I'm going 30 minutes out from a city though. I'm not into overcrowded spaces either.

I moved to Denver from NYC 8 yrs ago and am now seeing the same degradation I saw in NYC when I first moved there...squeegee beggars who surround your car intimidating and touching your car even when you say NO!!...graffitti is now on artistic murals that used be left alone I think because the illegal criminals who now reside in tax funded hotels don't have the same "respect for murals" that the local graffiti criminals had. It's a spiraling down just as I started to see in NYC under a leftist mayor. I'm sad to see Denver turning into the shithole that I left in NYC. This is all due to the leftist loving voters who now reside in Denver and elsewhere in CO...yeah, I'm a NY transplant but you only wish those who move here have my value and political affiliation and they don't....they destroy their previous home and now come here to do the same...leftism is a mind virus. Hoping when Trump comes in that he signs some executive orders to remove the hoards from our country...we will see. MAGA!

I would consider Fort Collins, too, but I grew up in Loveland. Larimer County is nothing but a bunch of spineless crooks that use private probation to extort people and totally f*ck their lives up.

Oh and lets not forget the beautiful Rocky Mnts, ya lets go to the mountains to get away from the traffic, NOT there is so much traffic in the mnts you might as well stay home! Oh and quit taqlking about Ft Collins, there's no more room, the traffic has ruined the city.

@@GoldenEmperor5Manifestgo to Alaska if your are running from people

Loveland is great, not too far from Fort Collins, and close to the mountains- I’ll have a more in depth video coming soon about that area!

Loveland blows!

@@johnspooner4128 why?

How close to the mountains do you want to be? Theres a few mountain towns not too far from many of these areas- Evergreen is considered part of the Denver Metro Area (for statistics and reporting purposes). Also personally a huge fan of Estes Park, it’s just a quick drive north/ northwest of Boulder. I haven’t spent a ton of time in mountainous areas around Colorado Springs, but I have heard from locals how nice it is to visit the Manitou area. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@MileHighLivingwithMitch What are your thoughts on Durango?

@@shortythefrenchie I love Durango, the few times I’ve been. It’s quite the drive from us here in the Denver Metro, but it may be just what you’re looking for!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Will do!

Thank you!