Real Estate Agent · Denver, CO · Member since 2022 · 356 posts · 228 votes
The area I am speaking to, is Colorado and 9th or "9+CO" as it's called. This development stretches from 8th avenue up to 11th avenue on the east side of Colorado Blvd.
This area started off by tearing down several buildings back in 2015 to make way for a new AMC movie theater, several bars and restaurants, a coffee shop, brand new apartments, and much more!
With it being only 10 minutes from downtown and cherry creek, it is an ideal neighborhood for many young professionals.
I had a chance to check out one of its most popular restaurants this past weekend, Culinary Dropout. With a very expansive layout, eclectic gastropub menu, live Jazz, and high end cocktails, what is not to like.
More developments like this will help revitalize certain areas, and also help disperse the high cost living areas like Rino, Wash Park, and the Highlands.
It's great to see our city continue to grow, and as it grows, there is always opportunities with Real Estate.
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The area I am speaking to, is Colorado and 9th or "9+CO" as it's called. This development stretches from 8th avenue up to 11th avenue on the east side of Colorado Blvd.
This area started off by tearing down several buildings back in 2015 to make way for a new AMC movie theater, several bars and restaurants, a coffee shop, brand new apartments, and much more!
With it being only 10 minutes from downtown and cherry creek, it is an ideal neighborhood for many young professionals.
I had a chance to check out one of its most popular restaurants this past weekend, Culinary Dropout. With a very expansive layout, eclectic gastropub menu, live Jazz, and high end cocktails, what is not to like.
More developments like this will help revitalize certain areas, and also help disperse the high cost living areas like Rino, Wash Park, and the Highlands.
It's great to see our city continue to grow, and as it grows, there is always opportunities with Real Estate.
Looking for the next hot part of town? Shoot me a DM!
Hi Kenny,
It looks like a happening place.
It looks like a true positive for the city.
I have a question though, you (like many) mention "Young Professionals".
Professional what; dentists under 30 years old, just graduated attorneys, what specifically makes a "young person" a Professional for something like this (???)
And is Denver awash in these types, who also yearn to live in this stacked one upon the other manner.
I say this because Denver has change so much demographically recently, I am just wondering who they hope to attract?
I also wonder if these "Young Professionals would rather buy SFH's in the suburbs with large lawns and big trees (to me a more Colorado type of living arrangement) vs stacked one upon the other.
I do like it though, and think it's a great positive for the city.