Stacker used Zillow data to create a ranking of Colorado cities with the most costly homes. The Zillow Home Values Index ranks cities for all homes as of April 2022.  The average property value in the most costly city on the list is $2,830,071, which is 387 percent higher than the state average of $581,101. Metros with the most cities in the top 30 in Colorado:  #1. Denver-Aurora-Lakewood: 12 #2. Breckenridge: 4 #2. Edwards: 4 #4. Glenwood Springs: 3 #5. Boulder: 2 #6. Steamboat Springs: 1 Boulder – Typical home value: $1,096,070 – 1-year price change: +22.8% – 5-year price change: +47.5% –... Read More

Enter the land of possibilities by walking through the front door of this big home. The front and side yards of this home, located on a quiet street in Upper Heatherwood, across from protected open space, give soul-stirring vistas of the Flatirons. Its potential is genuinely extraordinary, as it is located on a corner lot. It’s the perfect canvas for your dream house, with a classic plan, high ceilings, newer windows, modern appliances, and plenty of space. Previous owners retained this home for decades and it is rarely on the market. It’s a unique property in a unique location. Zillow $869,000 4606... Read More

Studio, one bath, 411 Square Feet – $275,000 – 2707 Valmont Rd #108A. Boulder, CO 80304  Studio 1 Bath 411 sqft $275,000 Description: The apartment is in the middle of Boulder Midtown. Everything is close to this place. CU is a 15-minute bike ride away. There is a bus to Denver and DIA, Google, Pearl Street Mall, and a lot of Boulder bike paths and trails that are easy to get to. Heat, water, trash, recycling, and service fees are all paid for by the HOA. Electric is not.One parking space that is not on the street.Laundry and a pool are on site.Low... Read More

Description: Wonderfully maintained & updated tri-level is located on a quiet cul-de-sac steps from the community park. The beautiful Brazilian cherry wood floors, mahogany wood & forged steel rails create the feel of quality & warmth. Vaulted ceilings, skylight & walls of windows bring in natural light. Kitchen has been updated & features SS appliances, Wolf gas stove & stone countertops. Family room is centered around a cozy fireplace w/access to the patio. Master suite w/cedar lined walk-in closet, vaulted ceilings & remodeled bathroom. Enjoy the hot tub in the... Read More

1606 Zamia Ave – Boulder, CO 80304 Description: Buyer must be qualified for Boulder AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM to tour this property. BoulderAffordableHomes.com. This light and bright, two-level condo is in the Wild Sage Co-housing community. The kitchen opens to the dining and living room areas with vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors. Primary bedroom and full bath are on the main level. Two more bedrooms are upstairs each with a view of the community gardens. A balcony on the main level has views of the foothills. Washer/Dryer included.  Read More

5163 Independence Rd, Boulder, CO 80301 Situated 3 miles from downtown, this 80-acre parcel offers the seclusion and serenity of country living just minutes from Boulder’s conveniences. Established by the current owner’s grandfather in 1893, The Mckenzie Farm and Nature Preserve is perfectly suited for a modern organic farm operation, a peaceful retreat, or a private residence. The stunning and fertile land boasts sweeping views from Longs Peak to the Flatirons and is home to owls, fox, deer, wild turkey, eagles, hundreds of towering cottonwoods, wild plum trees and 3500 feet of lazy... Read More

According to a recent study done by SmartAsset, Boulder has ranked #1 in the nation for real estate stability based on over 25 years of data. The study analyzed metro areas based on home growth and the likelihood that a home would decline by 5% or more over a 10-year span. Todd Crosbie, a real estate consultant in Boulder, says there are a number of factors for why Boulder was rated so highly. “The foundation, number one, is the college,” Crosbie explained. “There’s always people coming in and out. Second is the career opportunities Boulder represents. It’s very heavily laden with technology.... Read More

COVID has certainly changed the way we look at our homes, with the remote work experience driving the move away from densely populated areas. With the lack of traditional city experiences like dining out, theater shows, sports and nightlife, many may gravitate toward an environment where socially  distanced activities like hiking and biking are easier to achieve. Since COVID, Boulder Country Club has filled all it’s available membership spots for full golf and par 3, primarily because golf and tennis are sports that support social distancing. The United Van Lines Movers Study, shows people... Read More

Despite recent events, the real estate market has not yet hit a pause in Colorado. There are still new listings going up, and properties are selling, albeit at a slower pace than the last few weeks. The biggest factor that changed was properties withdrawn from the market, which increased considerably–understandable given the uncertainty regarding jobs right now and in the near future. Compared to last week: New Listings: 2438 – Up 16% from prior week Properties Pending: 2307 – Down 13% from prior week. Properties Withdrawn: 471 – Up 111% from prior week Properties Sold: 1744 – Down... Read More

The value of Boulder homes has gone up almost 2% over the past year, and it is predicted that they will rise another 4% this year. The median price of homes in Boulder is $794,210, with the median price per square foot being $562, $212 more than the price per square foot in the Boulder metro area. The rent in Boulder is also higher than the rent in the Boulder metro area by about $300 a month.  Read More