If you’re wanting to escape Denver’s climbing rent prices (at least a little), but still want to enjoy all that Denver has to offer, Denver’s suburbs have a lot to offer.
In fact, many are connected to downtown by the Regional Transportation District’s 122 miles of rail track, and are full of their own restaurants, trails, and parks.
Moyoto, a California-based real estate brokerage firm, recently released a new ranking which analyzes the best metro suburbs for young, career-driven professionals.
To compile its ranking, Movoto analyzed the following factors:
Percent of Residents Ages 22-29
Professional Opportunities
Amenities Per Capita
Cost of Living
Here were the results of the top ten (out of 21 analyzed suburbs):
- Louisville
Rank: 18
Professional Opportunities Rank: 5
Amenities Rank: 6
Cost of Living Rank: 16
- Greenwood Village
Rank: 19
Professional Opportunities Rank: 3
Amenities Rank: 1
Cost of Living Rank: 21
- Broomfield
Rank: 13
Professional Opportunities Rank: 7
Amenities Rank: 7
Cost of Living Rank: 13
- Longmont
Rank: 9
Professional Opportunities Rank: 13
Amenities Rank: 15
Cost of Living Rank: 6
- Westminster
Rank: 4
Professional Opportunities Rank: 12
Amenities Rank: 15
Cost of Living Rank: 6
- Littleton
Rank: 14
Professional Opportunities Rank: 11
Amenities Rank: 3
Cost of Living Rank: 11
- Wheat Ridge
Rank:11
Professional Opportunities Rank: 17
Amenities Rank: 10
Cost of Living Rank: 8
- Lakewood
Rank: 3
Professional Opportunities Rank: 16
Amenities Rank: 10
Cost of Living Rank: 8
- Lone Tree
Rank: 10
Professional Opportunities Rank: 4
Amenities Rank: 5
Cost of Living Rank: 19
- Boulder
Rank: 1
Professional Opportunities Rank: 9
Amenities Rank: 5
Cost of Living Rank: 20
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