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Hip Urban Denver Neighborhoods

LoHi Real Estate and view from rooftop bars and Resturants Dozens of distinctive urban neighborhoods give Denver it’s diverse appeal. One of the popular and culturally rich area’s of metro Denver is the neighborhood of LoHi. Positioned on the eastern boundary of the popular Highlands, LoHi residents range from young singles, urban professionals and growing families. Numerous art galleries, local retail shops and diverse and authentic dining offer LoHi inhabitants a unique cultural experience.
Resturants and Bars in the LoHi district of Denver
The emerging LoHi neighborhood is growing in popularity at a rapid pace and is home to highly modern architecture as well as charming Victorian properties. The Highlands pedestrian bridge arcs dramatically 70 feet above ground and connects the LoHi neighborhood to the cosmopolitan buzz of downtown Denver. The accessibility of downtown from LoHi via the Highland’s Bridge has contributed to the booming growth of the neighborhood.

LoHi real estate is certainly on the rise and the current market offers tremendous opportunity for purchasing real estate investment property in the neighborhood. LoHi home prices are still affordable in comparison to similar properties located in the immediate downtown area. The average LoHi list price is $593,000 with a high list price of $1.9 million. Modern lofts and condo’s are currently being constructed in the area, and classic Victorian and Brownstone homes are continuously being remodeled and updated.
Historic Home for sale in Capital Hill
Another immensely popular and culturally diverse Denver neighborhood is that of Capitol Hill. Modern high rises, opulent mansions, and converted condominiums make Capitol Hill one of the most densely populated and active urban neighborhoods in Denver. Located just north of downtown Denver, Capitol Hill buildings possess an eclectic charm, with most construction dates around the 1920’s. The resurgence of Capitol Hill popularity began in the 1970’s and the historical appeal of the neighborhood is evident in it’s nine designated historical districts.

Cheeseman Park is in close proximity and offers Capitol Hill residents expansive space for outdoor activity. The Colorado State Capitol building with its distinctive gold dome is centered in the neighborhood and gives the area its name. The pedestrian friendly neighborhood of Capitol Hill offers homes at a variety of price points from high rise urban living to stately Gothic mansions. Resident’s enjoy unlimited conveniences with ready access to downtown night life and Cherry Creek shopping.

Hip establishments and a happening social calendar take root in another urban Denver neighborhood - University. The neighborhood surrounding the University of Denver campus bustles with students, coffee houses, and trendy bars and restaurants. The University of Denver, founded in 1864, is steeped in history and is the oldest private University in the Rocky Mountains. Bounded by Dartmouth, I-25, University and Downing, the University neighborhood is a urban hot spot offering access to cultural events, shopping, and DU events.
University of Denver Housing for sale, DU real Estate
An eclectic mix of real estate from lovely bungalows to grand estates offer those interested in residing in the University neighborhood a variety of options. University Park is situated in the midst of the University neighborhood, across from the University of Denver and is a historic Denver landmark. Streets bordering the park are graced by immaculate Victorian style homes and luxurious mansions. Many of the more modest, original homes of the 1930’s 1950’s era have been demolished to make way for elaborate custom homes. Most of these modern properties begin at $800,000 and extend up to the $1.7 million mark.