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Alamo Placita, which means “little cottonwood plaza,” is a central Denver neighborhood that is one of the most walkable in the city. Anchored by a namesake park, this charming neighborhood boasts turn of the century bungalows, Queen Anne Victorians and Denver squares. Restaurants and commerce surround Alamo Placita on Logan, 6th Ave and Grant. Everything you could need to make life easy is right here and Downtown is just a short 10 minute drive.

Berkeley is full of urban energy and period charm with historic homes, local boutiques and vibrant restaurants. Experience nature and nurture here with 2 lakes, ample park space and beautiful tree lined streets.

Capitol Hill is a true city experience. Densely populated but still holding its neighborly feel, this community enjoys fine dining, music venues and specialty shops while anchored by historic mansions and high rise condos perfect for first time buyers.

Once the site of the Denver airport, award winning Central Park is one of Denver’s youngest and most “house-hunted” neighborhoods. Find the best of suburban conveniences, recreation offerings and city living just 10 minutes from downtown.

The upscale Cherry Creek North district makes up some of the most valuable property in Denver. With a variety of luxury attached and detached properties, pedestrian friendly shopping and easy access to the 22 mile Cherry Creek trail, this is city living with attitude.

The City Park neighborhood is Denver’s crown jewel — where the property styles are as diverse as the activities you can take part in. Home to the Denver Zoo, Nature & Science Museum and free summer City Park Jazz concerts, there is something for every resident.

Accessible and affordable Harvey Park is experiencing a modern day renaissance. Centered around the amenity rich park and boasting famed Cliff May mid-mod homes, this neighborhood attracts professionals, families and investors who are looking for value and opportunity.

Hilltop is a Denver hotspot for pop-tops, renovation and newly constructed urban castles. Centrally located and minutes from Cherry Creek, this neighborhood offers multiple parks, a well known private school and the Cranmer Mansion along its quiet, well-kept streets.

LoHi (or Lower Highland) serves as an urban extension of Downtown Denver while still retaining the sanctuary of home. Highrise condos, period homes and an eclectic variety of shops & restaurants define this vibrant neighborhood where active residents enjoy city living combined with old world charm.

The most suburban of Denver’s urban neighborhoods, Park Hill prides itself on its tight knit community. Stately trees, sprawling lots and wide parkways adorn this cherished destination — one where buyers flock year after year.

Southmoor Park was developed in the 1960s and 70s as a “suburban” area of Denver. Many of the 60s and 70s homes have been remodeled and updated with large yards and mature landscaping. Residents have amazing choices for restaurants, groceries, retail and services along the Hampden corridor. Conveniently located along the light rail and within 10-15 minutes of both Downtown and the Denver Tech Center, Southmoor is a great option for a close in neighborhood with a suburban feel.

Coveted Washington Park is the epitome of Denver living. While the 161 acre park and dynamite location put real estate here on the pricier side, the village-esque feel makes it worth the investment. Active, healthy, historic and architecturally diverse but laid back enough to stop and smell the flowers.