Cheapest Places for the Denver First Time Home Buyer
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Buying a home in Denver and the surrounding area is expensive! With the lack of inventory and the rise in pricing, it can be very hard for a Denver first time home buyer to purchase a home. Although Denver home prices have skyrocketed, there are some areas that can still be affordable for a first time home buyer, but you do have to be ready to strike while the iron’s hot! The current median home value in Denver is $383,200*, but you can still find some great homes priced under $300,000 in these areas:
1. Windsor
In Denver (not to be confused with Windsor, Colorado), this neighborhood is sandwiched between South Quebec Street and South Havana Street, and just North of East Mississippi. Homes in the Windsor neighborhood sit comfortably, surrounded by…
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