Yes, but to have land semi-close in (i.e. Foxfield, Centennial, S. Aurora) is

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Jan 13, 2017
8:11:40am

Dangerous All-American

going to cost you a lot.

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A question re Denver: Is it possible to work downtown and commute to a small

BigD Coug

1/13/17 1:13am

Maybe - but you have to pay crazy housing costs.

Cswilliam01

1/13/17 3:52am

Having grown up in Castle Rock

TheHop

1/13/17 6:16am

Erie.

vinnie

1/13/17 6:36am

Its filling in fast, though.

vinnie

1/13/17 6:52am

It's possible, but it depends on how far of a commute is bearable.

Coug Eastwood

1/13/17 6:42am

Yes, but to have land semi-close in (i.e. Foxfield, Centennial, S. Aurora) is

Dangerous

1/13/17 8:11am

I think you should check out Parker. It's a really nice town.

RdF3

1/13/17 8:11am

There are a few really old farm homes there on some acreage

stoils

1/13/17 9:26am

Your commute will be long

xatty

1/13/17 8:23am

Try looking at some of the mountain towns W/SW, i.e Evergreen, Confier, Pine.

Bunyip

1/13/17 9:09am

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