Commerce City Real Estate Near Wildlife Refuge, DIA

Commerce City is a wonderful place to live and work. The vibrant, growing community of 65,000 with a semi-rural lifestyle. Set in northwest Denver by the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge, Commerce City homes offer a semi-rural lifestyle. Commerce City properties also have easy access to cultural hotspots, sports venues, restaurants, and shopping—all Denver’s amenities. And what’s on the other side of the Wildlife Refuge? Denver International Airport.

Commerce City Real Estate

Since the opening of the Denver International Airport, growth and new developments have exploded in Commerce City. You’ll see a flourish of new home developments, especially in north Commerce City. This gives businesses with opportunities to establish a presence where demand is high.

Business in Commerce City

Commerce City consists of 34 square miles of land. Ove 60,000 residents participate in its vibrancy. 1400 businesses–shops and services to industrial and even a refinery—build employments options. Add in some national and international headquarters and you’ll get the idea of action. The excellent proximity to DIA and Interstate 70 and other highways helps with coordination. As you can imagine, keeping pace with the growth has Commerce City, Colorado on her toes!

East Gate to Denver Metro

In 2004 Commerce City purchased from the Federal Government 917 acres of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. This land is being developed as the Prairie Gateway. It includes preservation of 40 acres of prairie with its native short grass. Plans for Prairie Gateway include: a new High School, a visitor center for the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge with a learning center (completed), 500,000 square feet of retail & commercial space, the Colorado Rapids new home – 20,000 seat stadium, Commerce Cities new Civic Center (completed), and a Lodge with Conference Center.

Recreation in Commerce City

Commerce City residents near the Wildlife Refuge take advantage of recreational activities. Starting with nature walks, they can also enroll in classes offered by the Visitors Center’s Wildlife Learning Lab. The variety of avian species makes the refuge an awesome area for bird watchers, too. If you are a hiker or biker, you’ll notice 8 miles of trails to use within the refuge.

Aside from the wildlife refuge Commerce City has 17 public parks, 360 square acres of open space, 27 miles of trails and three recreation centers. Each of Commerce City’s parks offers a wide range of activities and facilities. So, everyone can maximize their outdoor experience. The recreation centers also offer programs and activities for every age– toddlers to seniors!

Schools in Commerce City CO

Adams County School Districts 27J and 14 serve families from homes in Commerce City.

Realtors – Denver Metro Homes in Commerce City

Let’s talk about your real estate goals for the Denver area. Give me a call today. Amy Hitch at HomeSmart at 720-299-3554. I look forward to hearing from you! We’ll see knowledge and experience in real estate transactions can help you buy or sell a home in Commerce City or Denver.

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Select Neighborhoods in Commerce City CO – Single Family Home Communities

Belle Creek

Black Hawk Derby

Buckley Ranch

Buffalo Mesa

Buffalo Run

Dunes Park

Eagle Creek

Foxton Village

Fronterra Village

High Pointe

North Range Village

Outlook Pointe

Potomac Farms

Reunion

River Oaks

River Run

Spaces at Reunion

Stillwater

The Fairways at Buffalo Run

The Village

The Villages at Buffalo Run

Turnberry

Turnberry Meadow Featured Neighborhoods in Commerce City, CO

Condominiums Fronterra Village

Jasper Street Condominiums

Parkside at Reunion

The Greens at Buffalo Run

Villas at River Oaks Condominiums

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