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mrnoodle · 08-10-2005, 03:47 PM

Oh great, another Californian.

i'm kidding. very hearty congrats on your move to civilization.

I don't think there are any "bad" neighborhoods (in the Los Angeles sense of the word) in that part of Denver. Very suburban and upscale, for the most part (it's sort of the Englewood/Highlands Ranch area?)

I don't know what kind of money you're looking to spend, but you can go from $200k to a couple of million. As far as commute times, you're right next to the Tech Center, which is where many of the corporate-types in south Denver have offices. Downtown is 15-20 minutes away (30+ in peak rush hour, but nothing compared with LA). Pro baseball/football/basketball/hockey arenas are sort of clustered in the same neck of the woods, as are most of the happening restaurants and nightclubs (LoDo). However, south Denver has started to come into its own and is getting some pretty nice places itself.

Let us know when you move -- my brother lives in that area and I see him a couple times a month. I'll bring you guys a fruit basket and some religious tracts.

jeez. kidding.

08-10-2005, 03:47 PM	#7
mrnoodle bent Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: under the weather Posts: 2,656	Oh great, another Californian. i'm kidding. very hearty congrats on your move to civilization. I don't think there are any "bad" neighborhoods (in the Los Angeles sense of the word) in that part of Denver. Very suburban and upscale, for the most part (it's sort of the Englewood/Highlands Ranch area?) I don't know what kind of money you're looking to spend, but you can go from $200k to a couple of million. As far as commute times, you're right next to the Tech Center, which is where many of the corporate-types in south Denver have offices. Downtown is 15-20 minutes away (30+ in peak rush hour, but nothing compared with LA). Pro baseball/football/basketball/hockey arenas are sort of clustered in the same neck of the woods, as are most of the happening restaurants and nightclubs (LoDo). However, south Denver has started to come into its own and is getting some pretty nice places itself. Let us know when you move -- my brother lives in that area and I see him a couple times a month. I'll bring you guys a fruit basket and some religious tracts. jeez. kidding.