Greenwood Village Real Estate

Greenwood Village is one of the Denver Metropolitan area’s smaller cities, which is only about 8 square miles in size. The residential population of Greenwood Village is a bit over 14,000, but the city grows by about 35,000 other people during business hours Monday through Friday. There are several large companies that have offices in Greenwood Village, which draw this “daytime” population into the city limits for employment. Greenwood Village is located in the “Denver Tech Center” area, where many of the Denver-area’s largest and most prestigious companies are headquartered.

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The city is made up of residential areas, business parks, restaurants, open space, recreational parks, and some areas that can be considered urban. Greenwood Village has a very active city council that works to communicate with residents and helps to ensure that residents who live in this city experience the highest quality of life as possible. The city uses a community newsletter, a specific television station, and an extensive website to alert residents of neighborhood and city issues, community events, activities for kids, and all other news related to Greenwood Village.

The City of Greenwood Village was a rural area just 50 years ago, but today it is one of the most prestigious communities in the Denver area. The many parks in the community are very well maintained and modern, the open spaces and green areas along public streets are always landscaped during the warm months, and the city overall is clean and appealing. It’s no wonder there are so many individuals and families wanting to live in Greenwood Village!
 
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There is currently 219 total listings in GREENWOOD VILLAGE:

• Condominumum - 54. The median Condominumum price is $335,288. Condominumums in GREENWOOD VILLAGE range from $98,000 to $925,000
• Income 0. The median Incomes price is $. Income property in GREENWOOD VILLAGE ranges from $ to $
• Land 32. The median home price is $1,859,583. Land in GREENWOOD VILLAGE ranges from $660,000 to $3,900,000
• Homes 121. The median home price is $1,520,678. Homes in GREENWOOD VILLAGE range from $319,407 to $6,500,000

Because of all the amenities that the City of Greenwood Village offers its residents, and because of the larger size of many homes in the city, property and residences can be quite a bit more expensive than those available in neighboring cities. However, the homes and property in Greenwood Village are highly desirable, despite their more-than-average prices. Greenwood Village is conveniently located close to the Denver Tech Center, Interstate 25, excellent shopping areas, some of the best restaurants in the Denver Metropolitan area, and award-winning schools. Many of the homes also boarder or are very near open space or large parks.

Anyone not interested in owning a large house or a lot of land may be interested in one of Greenwood Village’s condominium complexes. There are several options available for singles, couples, and even families with children. The same city benefits are available to residents owing something as small as a condo or as large as a multi-million dollar single-family home.

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Greenwood village $799,000 MLS# 905842	Greenwood village $499,900 MLS# 917916	Greenwood village $849,000 MLS# 893578
Greenwood village $1,399,000 MLS# 889975	Greenwood village $1,099,000 MLS# 903827	Greenwood village $4,895,000 MLS# 866435

 

 

 

Residents who live in Greenwood Village may send their children to one of many private schools located in and around Greenwood Village, or to one of two nearby public school districts. The two public school systems that serve Greenwood Village are Cherry Creek School District and Littleton Public Schools.

History of Greenwood Village

Approximately half a century ago, Greenwood Village was a very rural area, with just a few hundred residents. Most of the roads were not paved and most of the land was used for farming. Over the course of 50+ years, however, the city has grown and developed as one of the most desirable places to live in the entire Denver Metropolitan area.

As with most areas in Colorado, Greenwood Village was once home to tribes of Native Americans and began to see settlers in the 1860s when many people moved to Colorado in search of gold. Several years after the gold rush, the land in what is now Greenwood Village was used primarily for harvesting fruit and potatoes.

In the 1930s and 1940s, most of the population of the Greenwood Village area were farmers and people who used the area for vacations from their permanent residences in Denver. In 1950, the permanent residents in the area decided that incorporating Greenwood Village would be a good idea, in hopes of limiting the commercial and residential development within Greenwood Village’s limits. When the vote was passed, Greenwood Village became an official town.

Today, Greenwood Village is a populous city, but many of the homes sit on large pieces of land and some considered horse property. However, the government of the city works hard to keep Greenwood Village feeling like a small, close-knit community.

Culture and Recreation

The City of Greenwood Village has lots to offer its residents in terms of cultural happenings and recreational activities and facilities. The city supports an arts and humanities center where residents can enroll in classes or attend social gatherings, as well as many community events designed to promote positive relationships between neighbors.

Each summer, the city sponsors a “Concert in the Park” series which draws residents as well as people living in nearby communities. Many can be seen traveling to the concerts on foot and on bike, and several people bring a picnic dinner to eat while listening to music. The city also sponsors biking events, golf tournaments, Fourth of July festivities, a Fall Festival, and many others.

The number of restaurants in Greenwood Village is numerous, and most restaurants are within close proximity to boutiques and shopping areas. The city is also known for its high-end shops as well as stores that sell unique items.

The city offers many award-winning neighborhood parks, almost 300 acres of designated open space, biking/walking/jogging paths, and sports fields. There are also many organized sports leagues available for kids as well as adults.

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