Central Commerce City Houses for Sale

Central Commerce City features a mix of minimal traditional and ranch-style homes built between the 1940s and 1950s, as well as postmodern single-family homes, row houses, and duplexes constructed after 2020 in the Greyhound Park development. The neighborhood is known for its affordability, with home values consistently around $200,000 less than the Denver metro area average. Parks are a significant attraction in Central Commerce City, with Veteran Memorial Park offering a nature-themed playground and hosting the state's largest Memorial Day parade. Nearby, Pioneer Park spans 37 acres and includes a skatepark, basketball court, and baseball fields, with planned refurbishments to its splash pad and waterpark. The Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, one of the nation's largest urban wildlife refuges, provides over 20 miles of hiking trails and opportunities to see bison, deer, and prairie dogs. Commerce City Plaza and Plaza México offer shopping and dining options, including Mama's Cafe and Mi Pueblo Market. Greyhound Grounds Coffee House, part of the Community Uplift Partnership, provides job training for young adults. The neighborhood is well-connected by State Highway 2, U.S. Route 6, and Interstate 70, with Denver International Airport located about 15 miles away. Public transit is available via the Regional Transportation District's bus stops and the N Line light rail at the Commerce City/72nd Avenue Station.