Greenwood Village

What's the difference between west of Holly and east of Holly?

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Updated September 21, 2026By Jake Klimas, Corcoran Perry & Co.
The short answer

Holly Street was the city's original eastern limit in 1950. West of it is the Old Village, with acre-plus lots, equestrian easements, the Marjorie Perry Nature Preserve and The Preserve, where the land often carries more of the value than the house. East of it are established neighborhoods from the 1970s through 2000s, the Landmark, Belleview Station and the Tech Center, with smaller lots, more consistent homes, and homes that change hands more often. They're priced differently and I price them differently.

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