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HOMES FOR SALE IN PARKER CO & PARKER CO REAL ESTATE
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All homes for sale in zip code 80134 Parker CO and homes for sale in zip code 80138 Parker CO
To make your search easier, this page contains handy links to pre-filtered search results for all Parker CO homes for sale & real estate listings.
- First, all new listings will be on this page.
- To the right, are links for single family homes for sale in Parker, Colorado sorted by price.
- There are also pages sorted by housing type; specifically townhomes and condos,
- 1-story ranch and patio style homes,
- luxury homes,
- builders new homes and
- golf course homes.
- Additionally there are links to land for sale and foreclosure properties.
- If you’re interested in a specific Parker neighborhood, visit our popular neighborhood section with all the best Parker CO neighborhoods.
Please note, listings for land in Parker are only shown on the Parker land for sale page.
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Attention: These are LIVE feeds from the Denver MLS, which is the REColorado MLS, formerly known as Metrolist. These real estate listings update continuously day and night with all Parker CO real estate from all Broker’s listings that are entered into the REColorado Multiple Listing Service database. This is as good as it gets, folks. As always, contact me if you need assistance.
Parker CO Community Information for Buyers Relocating
What is Parker CO Like? It’s Great!
Here’s Why You Should Consider the Homes for Sale in Parker CO
Imagine standing on your porch some morning in the near future, in your new neighborhood, sipping on your favorite morning coffee and taking in the crisp mountain air. You look up, towards the south-west, to Pikes Peak, moving your gaze slowly to the right, following the mountain ridges to the north to Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park. The entirety of the Front Range glows purple in the early morning light. There is nothing more beautiful than the view from your new Parker CO home.
That’s the feel of the Town of Parker. It’s that quaint little suburban town at the base of the Rocky Mountains, just the right size, with a historic and walkable downtown, local shops and restaurants, so close to the beating heart of Denver yet able to hold on to that quiet, small-town family feel. You can imagine you are miles from everything, but close to what you want and need. It’s an everyday retreat. Convenient seclusion. You’re home.
There are lots of reasons why the Town of Parker is regularly picked as one of the best places to live in America. Isn’t it time for you to find out why? Once you do, you’ll want to start researching all the Parker CO homes for sale.
National and State Recognition
Over the years, the Town of Parker has been consistently rated one of the best places to live by the likes of Money Magazine, Forbes, CNN, Business Insider and more organizations that get paid to do that type of thing. More importantly to you, though, is that Parker continues to rate highly in their independent citizen surveys – by the very people that live here – consistently ranking near the top for having a sense of community and as a beautiful and safe place to live and raise children.
And what about the kids? The Colorado Department of Education gives the Town of Parker and the rest of Douglas County Colorado Schools the highest accreditation rating. With a healthy mix of public, private and charter schools, Douglas County’s school board has been among the most creative in the country at putting the kids and their education first. As a result, test scores and graduation rates of students from Douglas County Schools regularly outpace those from the rest of Colorado while also saving money.
Government / Economy
The citizens and government of Parker take pride in their town. Over the past 15 years, Parker has almost doubled in population to nearly 50,000 residents. Although still not huge, this migration brings a melding of ideas, cultures and opportunities. The Town of Parker is a bit of a throwback, to the time when community seemed a bit more important. Sure, there are large national companies that call Parker home and plenty of economic opportunity, and with an educated workforce and proximity to the Denver Tech Center, Parker is an attractive home for a variety of businesses. Mayor Mike Waid and the town government, though, are committed to historic preservation, local business opportunity and steering economic activity toward smart business growth and civic involvement. Parker wants to grow, but not at the expense of the community feel and local entrepreneurial opportunity. Business is important, but neighborhoods matter, too.
In order to guide and control the downtown growth, while maintaining standards, The Town of Parker CO has put together an outline of Guidelines to adhere to.
GREATER DOWNTOWN DISTRICT STANDARDS
Overview
In order to encourage intensity, activity and identify of downtown, the entire geographic region of Parker’s commercial core was rezoned to a single zoning district entitled Greater Downtown. The primary reason for this Town-initiated rezoning was to ensure a cohesive image while encouraging long-term sustainability and vitality in a manner that would preserve the character of the community. Read more.
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FROM THE MAYOR
Mike Waid
Mayor
Town of Parker CO
Parker Colorado 2014 – 2015 Magazine and Business Directory
Our residents have embraced what Parker is today and are preparing for the Parker of tomorrow. We have all taken the challenge to leave Parker a better place than we found it. Our future generations will continue to enjoy our amazing hometown because of our strong business community and thriving residential base. From the Parker Arts, Culture & Events (PACE) Center, to our state-of-the-art police facility to our nationally award-winning recreation department, Parker presents a quality of life second to none.
Parker Colorado’s Active Local Community
It’s refreshing to live in a place that takes the idea of community seriously. Being designated an Emerging Creative District, the Town of Parker is showing people that community and culture are still important to the people that call Parker home. That means more than booking a few concerts around town. This designation helps with planning and funding to attract creative entrepreneurs and artists to Parker, bringing new local creative energy and innovation, enhancing the beauty of the area and well as creating fresh local venues, art galleries, festivals, events and economic activity to draw visitors. And when visitors get here, Parker welcomes them to an easily accessible Old-Town downtown with unique local restaurants, independent coffee shops, boutiques and wine bars. It’s not the suburban same-ol’ same-ol’.
But it’s the natural beauty that still draws you to the mountains, isn’t it? It’s the outdoors. It’s being able to get out and do what you do. Be healthy. Parker takes recreation seriously and has an amazing network of trails as well as world class recreation centers and numerous parks and open spaces. Get outside. Hike, bike, skate, camp, paddle and ride horses. With the Cherry Creek trail dissecting Parker’s heart, you can hop on a bike and ride on part of the largest bike trail system, per capita, in the US. Ride north to the Cherry Creek Reservoir or on to downtown Denver and Confluence Park. Or, head south to Castlewood Canyon State Park for some trekking and climbing. Everything is possible and pretty much right outside your door, ready for you and your family.
Boundary Map for the Town of Parker CO
Investing in Parker CO Real Estate
Buying a home in Parker Colorado is not just about finding a place to live, but also investing in the future. Thanks to the beauty of the community and the high desirability of the area, and Colorado as a whole, the housing crisis of years past didn’t last as long, or hurt quite as bad.
The median value of homes for sale in Parker CO is still around $375,000, has gone up over 16% over the past year, and is estimated to rise 6% over the next year. That’s a good investment. It’s also sustainable. Yes, there is growth, but there is also development. Home inventories and resale inventories are actually increasing, adding lots of choice and keeping prices reasonable.
With growth and development comes fabulous buying opportunities with Parker CO real estate. There is consistently a wide variety of homes for sale in Parker. Potential residents and their families as well as people just looking to upgrade can choose from a variety of townhome communities, ranch style homes, homes for sale in golf course communities and luxury homes, be they new or previously owned. The wealth of real estate options in Parker’s neighborhoods proves there is a home out here for everyone.
Recently named as one of the best locations in America by Niche.com to buy a house based on various factors including housing cost and home value, Parker CO homes for sale are a hot commodity.
It’s time to be a part of one of the best communities on the Front Range. I am an experienced Parker CO real estate agent. Let me help you find your next home in Parker, Colorado.
