Denver was founded during the gold rush of 1858. Up and down the Front Range from Ft. Collins to Colorado Springs, numerous small and mid-sized high tech companies are flourishing, fueled by a great lifestyle, educated workforce and excellent communications infrastructure. As the Denver area has seen significant growth, it's been inevitable that housing costs have been rising. Yes, housing is more expensive than some parts of the country, but it's still lower than in areas like Boston, Seattle and Northern California.
Choices range from urban lofts to mountain hideaways.
Our InfoNow team members live throughout the area, some in planned suburban communities, some in the heart of the city, and some in the mountains. Even if you choose to live in the mountains, your commute will probably be less than 45 minutes. We are fortunate to live in one of the most beautiful parts of the country. If you're a skier, you'll find that you can be on champagne powder in about one hour. World-class resorts like Vail, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge and Keystone are less than 90 minutes away.