Parker CO real estate offers tremendous opportunities in terms of value, choice, and investment potential. Ranking #26 on Money Magazine's 2007 "Top 100 Best Places to Live" list, the town of Parker is a thriving community experiencing population growth, new business development, and evolving infrastructure. Its suburban location is perfect for professionals seeking a family-oriented community with quick commutes to the city or the mountains. While Parker has experienced a great deal of growth in recent years it still maintains it's small town atmosphere and is an ideal place to live and raise a family. I've lived in Parker for over 7 years and there is nowhere in the Metro area I would rather live.
 Home prices in Parker range from affordable single-family houses to multi-million dollar ranch estates. According to the most recent sales statistics available, in March of 2008 the average single family home price in Parker was $342,653, a decrease of 7% from a year ago. There were 133 home sales; the highest priced home sold for $1,900,000, the lowest priced home sold for $135,500. For more details on home sales statistics visit my Real Estate Statistics page.
Community amentities in Parker are outstanding. The Parker Recreation Center and the recently  opened Parker Fieldhouse offer state-of-the-art sports facilities to residents including swimming pools, indoor and outdoor multipurpose sports fields, indoor/outdoor inline hockey rinks, climbing walls, exercise/weight rooms, and the list goes on. The Parker Recreation Dept. oversees year-round sports leagues from youth to adult with literally thousands of participants. O'Brien park and the H2O'Brien water park, located near downtown Parker, are kid favorites during the Summer, and with over 200 acres of developed parkland and endless miles of bike trails you're sure to find plenty to do outdoors.
To learn more about Parker CO real estate or the community in general feel free to contact me at any time and I'll be happy to help you. |