In my weekly review of Denver's housing market, I found that many people who paid over the listed price ended up getting their homes for around $355,000. That piqued my interest in Denver homes priced near that point.
So what can you buy with, say, $379,000? We’ve got a look at one home in the city, plus what that would buy you in three other cities.
Denver
- 1920 East 18th Avenue
- $379,000
- 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 773 square feet
This home boasts a fairly conventional exterior that won't be the subject of hate for all your new neighbors -- a real must-have in contemporary Denver real estate. Plus, you'd get a really fantastic-looking deck.
Portland
- 14141 NE San Rafael Street
- $379,000
- 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2,164 square feet
Boy, that exterior picture with the lovely garden really sells this home. Plus, that mid-century modern profile is legit; the seller says this home was featured in a NW Renovation magazine tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright. I can't decide which I like better, this home or the Denver home.
Loveland
- 2593 Trio Falls Drive
- $379,000
- 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2,342 square feet
This Loveland townhome is truly middle of the road to my eyes. You've got plenty of space, but also a modern layout with all the requisite amenities. If you're sick of battling it out with would-be Denver homeowners, you could do worse than this home.
Dallas
- 6031 Black Berry Lane
- $379,000
- 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2,447 square feet
Alright, Dallas home prices are now rising faster than Denver ones, so let's see what the city has to offer. This home is the biggest of the bunch, with nice stone details in the front entryway. Not too bad, Dallas.
