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Located northeast of the Denver metro area, the city of Commerce City is poised for rapid growth in the next 20 years - faster than the overall Denver metro region - and expects its current population of 38,000 to increase to 63,000. With a nod towards a sustainable future, Commerce City and its residents are developing a community plan to chart its course in the areas of land use, economic development, transportation, planning, housing, parks and open space, and infrastructure, along with others. When it comes to real estate, Commerce City homes include affordable options in both older and newer neighborhoods. The average price for a Commerce City condominium is $105,930 and a single-family home averages $209,320. Reunion, a master-planned community by Shea Homes, includes homes in various architectural styles and price ranges (from the low $100s to $500s) from condominiums/townhomes and single-family homes to custom homes. Reunion offers convenient access to Aurora, downtown Denver and Denver International Airport. Commerce City is located within minutes of several major thoroughfares (I-25, I-76, I-225, HW 270 and the E-470 Beltway) and Denver International Airport. Its location has attracted numerous businesses from the industrial, commercial, retail, and service sectors. Life in Commerce City, designated a Tree City USA for the 18th consecutive time, is enhanced by an intricate parks and recreations system and community and cultural events. The Prairie Gateway Open Space and Trail Overlook is the latest addition to the Commerce City trail system and will eventually feature a new visitor center for the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. Established in 1996, the refuge is home to one of the most successful shortgrass prairie restoration programs in the nation. Spanning 25 square miles, the refuge includes nearly nine miles of trails and numerous wildlife viewing areas for observing the protected bald eagles and burrowing owls. The Sand Creek Greenway, another notable open space area, connects with the High Line Canal Trail in Aurora and completes a 50-mile loop of trails in the northwest Denver metro area. Throughout the year, numerous events are held, including one of the state´s largest Memorial Day parades and a community health fair. The city is also home to Dick´s Sporting Goods Park where the Colorado Rapids compete in major league soccer. The city has one 18-hole championship golf course, Buffalo Run, a British-style links course that has hosted numerous tournaments since it opened in 1996.
When it comes to real estate, Commerce City homes include affordable options in both older and newer neighborhoods. The average price for a Commerce City condominium is $105,930 and a single-family home averages $209,320. Reunion, a master-planned community by Shea Homes, includes homes in various architectural styles and price ranges (from the low $100s to $500s) from condominiums/townhomes and single-family homes to custom homes. Reunion offers convenient access to Aurora, downtown Denver and Denver International Airport.
Commerce City is located within minutes of several major thoroughfares (I-25, I-76, I-225, HW 270 and the E-470 Beltway) and Denver International Airport. Its location has attracted numerous businesses from the industrial, commercial, retail, and service sectors.
Life in Commerce City, designated a Tree City USA for the 18th consecutive time, is enhanced by an intricate parks and recreations system and community and cultural events. The Prairie Gateway Open Space and Trail Overlook is the latest addition to the Commerce City trail system and will eventually feature a new visitor center for the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. Established in 1996, the refuge is home to one of the most successful shortgrass prairie restoration programs in the nation. Spanning 25 square miles, the refuge includes nearly nine miles of trails and numerous wildlife viewing areas for observing the protected bald eagles and burrowing owls. The Sand Creek Greenway, another notable open space area, connects with the High Line Canal Trail in Aurora and completes a 50-mile loop of trails in the northwest Denver metro area. Throughout the year, numerous events are held, including one of the state´s largest Memorial Day parades and a community health fair. The city is also home to Dick´s Sporting Goods Park where the Colorado Rapids compete in major league soccer.
The city has one 18-hole championship golf course, Buffalo Run, a British-style links course that has hosted numerous tournaments since it opened in 1996.
Education in Commerce City is provided by two school districts: Adams County School District 14 (Adams 14) in the south and Brighton School District 27J in the North. Adams 14 has plans to open a new high school/community learning center campus as part of the Prairie Gateway. The high school will offer a community college component through partnerships with Front Range Community College, Community College of Aurora, and Community College of Denver. With the passage of a bond issue in 2006, construction has started to build new schools and renovations are underway on existing facilities in Brighton School District 27J. A "District Build Out Study" concluded that 28 future elementary schools, seven middle schools and four high schools were needed by 2033 based on growth projections.
With the passage of a bond issue in 2006, construction has started to build new schools and renovations are underway on existing facilities in Brighton School District 27J. A "District Build Out Study" concluded that 28 future elementary schools, seven middle schools and four high schools were needed by 2033 based on growth projections.
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