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Colorado luxury neighborhood map.

32 cities and 64 luxury subdivisions on one map, each dot sized and colored by its median price, with the highways that connect them.

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Cherry Hills Village has the highest city median on the Front Range: $3.8M (3-month median, Redfin page 2026). Next: Greenwood Village at $1.8M, Niwot at $1.2M and Castle Pines at $1,010,450. Eleven of the 32 cities have a median above $800,000; in the other 21, luxury homes sit above the city median. Tap any dot for the number, its period and its source.

City medians, highest first

City medians: Redfin, all home types, the period on each dot. Subdivision prices: Redfin, Homes.com, Realtor.com, Rocket Homes and local MLS reports, dated on each pin. Larkspur's median is left off (sample too small). County lines: U.S. Census Bureau. Roads and places: OpenStreetMap. Dots mark town and community centers, not boundaries.

Highest city median

$3.8M.

Cherry Hills Village: 3-month median, Redfin page 2026.

Cities above $800K

11 of 32.

Cherry Hills Village, Greenwood Village, Niwot, Castle Pines, Boulder, Lone Tree and 5 more.

Subdivisions mapped

64.

Named communities with homes from $800,000, in 26 cities, each with its own page.

Counties

10.

Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, El Paso, Jefferson, Larimer, Weld.

Quick answers

Reading the map.

Which Colorado city has the highest median home price?

Cherry Hills Village: $3.8M (3-month median, Redfin page 2026). Then Greenwood Village at $1.8M (Sept 2025), Niwot at $1.2M (Redfin page dated July 2026) and Castle Pines at $1,010,450 (June 2026).

Which Front Range cities have a median above $800,000?

Cherry Hills Village ($3.8M), Greenwood Village ($1.8M), Niwot ($1.2M), Castle Pines ($1,010,450), Boulder ($981K), Lone Tree ($974,355), Superior ($967K), Louisville ($959K), Evergreen ($888K), Golden ($849,438), Morrison ($827K). Every other city on the map has luxury homes above its city-wide median; the city pages show the neighborhoods.

What do the dot sizes and colors mean?

Each large dot is a city, sized and colored by its median sale price: $800K to $1.3M, $1.3M to $2M, $2M to $3M, and $3M and up. Hollow dots are cities with a median under $800K. Small dots are the 64 luxury subdivisions, colored by their own price. The square panel enlarges the Denver metro. Tap a dot for the number, the period and the source; tap again to open the page.

Where do the prices come from?

City medians are Redfin figures for all home types, with the period shown on each dot. Subdivision prices come from Redfin, Homes.com, Realtor.com, Rocket Homes and local MLS reports, dated on each pin. Larkspur's median is left off because the sample is too small. County lines come from the U.S. Census Bureau; roads and place centers from OpenStreetMap.

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