Denver's established neighborhoods
Why are there two prices on the same street?
A straight answer, with the source. The full picture, the numbers, the schools and the commute, is on the neighborhood page.
The short answer
Because a buyer is choosing between two products that share a block. One is a finished new home, priced by the foot. The other is a prewar house whose value is mostly the lot beneath it. The gap between finished-new pricing and land pricing is the whole story here, and it's why a neighborhood median tells you very little about one house. I price lot value from recent teardowns on comparable blocks first, then the improvement.
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A range for your block, priced as land plus house or as a finished home, whichever your buyer is paying for. No obligation. A broker's valuation, not an appraisal.
Jake KlimasReal Estate Advisor, Corcoran Perry & Co.