Market Trends: 3/18/2010
Washington Park
Market Snapshot
Total Properties Listed:
196
Month-Over-Month Change: +17.37%
Average List Price:
$522,443
Month-Over-Month Change: -3.15%
Median List Price:
$427,900
Month-Over-Month Change: -9.25%
Typical Property
Single-Family Home
2.93 Bedrooms
2.53 Baths
$522,443 Average List Price
$256/SqFt Average Price per SqFt.
Average Price by Bedrooms:
1 Bedroom:
$193,992
2 Bedrooms:
$337,123
3 Bedrooms:
$464,238
4 Bedrooms:
$687,344
5 Bedrooms:
$1,167,826
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Washington Park Neighborhoods
- Washington Park (80)
- Washington Park, Wash Park (19)
- Byers East, Washington Park (9)
- Washington Park, Cherry Creek (7)
- West Washington Park (5)
- Washington Park,Wash Park (3)
- Platt Park, Washington Park (3)
- Bonnie Brae, Washington Park (3)
- Washington Park,Bonnie,Cherry (2)
- Washington Park, Park Lane (2)
- Byers East/Washington Park (2)
- Cherry Creek, Washington Park (2)
- Washington Park Addition (2)
- Wash Park, Washington Park (2)
- Washington Park, Platte Park (2)
- Washington Park; Wash Park (1)
- Washington Park*Cherry Creek (1)
- Platte Park, Washington Park, (1)
- Washington Park/Country Club (1)
- Park Lane,Washington Park (1)
About Washington Park
Washington Park is located in south central Denver. The park is long and rectangular and is bordered by Virginia Avenue on the north, Downing Street on the west, Louisiana Avenue on the south, and Franklin street on the east. It covers 165 acres making it one of the largest parks in Denver. [1]
The Washington Park neighborhoods highlighted on this map of Denver.
The Washington Park neighborhoods highlighted on this map of Denver.
The neighborhood generally referred to as "Washington Park" is often broken down into eastern and western sides: not only do both have their own neighborhood organizations and quite-different historical trajectories, but since 1972 official city statistics have tracked Washington Park West as separate from the easterly "Washington Park." The (eastern) Washington Park neighborhood has borders defined by the city of Denver as Downing Street, Cherry Creek, I-25, and University Boulevard. The public park is located within the neighborhood.
Confusion over the borders in Washington Park are more imagined than real. The only statistically significant division is that made by the City of Denver in 1972, between "Washington Park West" and "Washington Park" as discussed above. The two "Registered Neighborhood Organizations" in the area do not respect this division, more for reasons of choice and politics than anything else. For instance, the western side boasts the West Washington Park Neighborhood Association (as opposed to "Washington Park West") which includes the entire Speer neighborhood to the north. Similarly, the Registered Neighborhood Organization for the eastern side is called "Washington Park East Neighborhood Association," despite the fact that no "Washington Park East" is officially created. Nor do any of these boundaries coincide with City Council District 7 in any enduring way.
Buying a New Washington Park Home?
Buying a Washington Park home can be a daunting task. Before setting out on your house hunting journey, you should
know what you really want to find. Take some time to list all the features that are most important to you and your
family. Here are a few ideas to consider in looking for a Washington Park home to purchase:
- Location – Washington Park has a good number of wonderful areas to choose from. Also think about your proximity
to quality schools, medical facilities, and shopping markets.
- Size – Do you need a certain number of bedrooms or bathrooms? Don’t forget about closet space
- Parking – Is a covered garage important to you?
- Style – 2-story house or ranch style home? New or older home?
- Air Conditioning & Heating – central heating and/or air conditioning can be a savior in Washington Park.
As you browse homes on , keep these ideas in mind. Your list may change over time as you do more looking.
You may want to add or remove features, or perhaps you'll become willing to make compromises to find the Washington Park home
that is the best fit for your family. With hundreds of beautiful Washington Park homes to choose from, you’ll surely find the
one for you. Get started now.
Selling your Washington Park Home?
Selling your Washington Park home through Real Estate Revolution is the right decision. Our agents are here to guide you
through a potentially complicated process. You deserve top-dollar for your property and Real Estate Revolution is committed to marketing
and selling your home. All of our agents are certified REALTORs® and they are determined to give you peace of mind
throughout the home selling process. With years of experience in the Washington Park home market, our team has the secret recipe
for attracting the right kind of home buyers at just the right time. Choosing Real Estate Revolution is a wise decision. Learn a bit
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Apply for a Home Loan to purchase your Washington Park home?
The Washington Park home market is highly active at this time. Interest rates continue to hover near record lows and it’s never
been easier to finance your Washington Park home purchase —whether it’s your first home purchase, a vacation property, or a retirement
townhouse. Find out how much house you can afford, learn about settlement and closing costs, and access the most current
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