- Evans the average sales price of a home in Evans is $272,042. The student to teacher ratio is just 14 to 1 states Westword. The U.S. Decennial Census in 2016 has the population listed at 21,615. A sleepy hollow of Greeley, Evans has a wealth of parks with sports ranging from softball, horseshoes, tennis, basketball, soccer, and skateboarding. It also has one of the lower sales tax rates, at just 7.7 percent, compared to some cities which are over 8.8 percent. Just 52.4 miles from Denver.
- Greeley’s average sales price of homes is $301,840 with a population of 98,975 is just 55 miles from Denver. Average commute times to Fort Collins and Loveland result in $almost 24 minutes. It’s just 45 minutes away from DIA, making it great for business travelers who want a small town feel. Local feedlots bring a strong agricultural “scent” which long-time residents say they rarely notice. Sperlings Best Places ranks Greeley at #68 out of 114.
- Milliken has an average sales price of a home at $312,495 with a small town vibe of only 6,157, low crime rates, sunny weather and high-income per Capita. The unemployment rate in Milliken is 2%, which is 58% lower than the national average. In 2018 Niche ranked Milliken Safest Places to Live in Colorado #15 of 173 and #60 of 151 Best Places to Retire in Colorado.
- Pierce has an average sales price of a home at $314,400 and is a rural agricultural community north of Greeley along U.S. Highway 85 and provides a small town atmosphere. Pierce is close enough to the Rocky Mountains to enjoy many recreational activities. Situated in rolling, grassland plains you can enjoy a slower pace. In 2005 it was ranked #89 out of 331 in the Best Places to Live Study. Pierce was established in 1903 when the post office opened and platted in 1906 and in 1907.
- LaSalle has an average sales price of a home at $326,627, population of 2,588, the Community Center was built by the Union Pacific Railroad in 1907 and became part of LaSalle in 1983. Rich in small town atmosphere from farming and railroad history, LaSalle scores a 65 in a livability factor with low crime rates, lots of local amenities and low cost of living. The town of LaSalle hosts Annual Easter Egg Hunts, Clean-Up Day and LaSalle Days Parade.
- Kersey has an average sales price of a home at $332,369 with a population 1,664 is an agricultural community in the rapidly growing Weld County area. Approximately an hour away from Denver Internation Airport. There are two new active subdivisions in Kersey. Kersey is home to meadows, mountain vistas, unforgettable sunsets and home to the Platte River Fort. The town takes pride in the 5 parks that are maintained by the Public Works Department.
- Dacono has an average sales price of a home at $334,439 and offers small town atmosphere and a variety of community events where family and friends gather throughout the year. St. Vrain school district is the eighth largest in the state and the school district is honored with statewide awards for excellence and a high graduation rate. Whether it’s golfing at Saddleback Golf Club, Colorado National Speedway and ease of access to and from the Denver Metro Area, Dacono is sure to please.
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