
Denver ranks in the top 10 of Forbes’ lists for “Best Places for Business and Careers” (fifth); “America’s Most Wired Cities” (seventh) and “America’s Safest Cities” (10th). From green-conscious Stapleton and energetic Capitol Hill to quirky downtown lofts, there's a neighborhood in Denver for every age, lifestyle and budget.
LOWRY
The Lowry neighborhood has reclaimed a former Air Force base and turned it into an oasis for family living. Lowry was built within the last decade, and its homeowner love it's suburban tone that's also very close to Denver's many attractions and amenities. Bounded by 11th, Alameda, Yosemite and Monaco Parkway, this well-planned community offers nearby restaurants, retail shops and grocery stores as well as open space, public art and a town center of its own. There's even a skating rink for kids. |
PARK HILL
Park Hill, with its friendly neighbors, mature trees and lovely gardens, is a favorite for many who like to stroll and smell the roses. Bounded by Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Quebec, Colfax and Colorado, Park Hill features diverse homes ranging from mansions to modest bungalows. Charming retail shops & restaurants tucked along Park Hill's quiet streets are local favorites and, sometimes, well-kept secrets. Resdients love its close proximity to City Park, golf courses and downtown. |
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