Derby, CO Multifamily Home for Sale

Situated 10 miles north of Downtown Denver, Derby is an unincorporated community in Adams County known for its industrialized culture from the 1950s and into today. “It’s an old stopping point for the railroad—a very small area that kind of started Commerce City,” says Venus Howard, broker associate for Vindiola Group. Today, the area is seen as an extension of Commerce City south of it, and top employers include Suncor, an oil refinery plant and Nestle Purina, a factory making animal food. The area is filled with modest homes—both older and newer—and several locally owned Mexican restaurants. Residents also have access to nearby Commerce City parks and two massive open spaces on either border for hiking, fishing and enjoying the foothill views of the Front Range mountains. The median price for a single-family home in Derby is $411,000. Most houses are considered starter homes and are usually $100,000 cheaper than those further into Commerce City. Manufactured homes built between the late 20th and early 21st century sit in HOA-controlled communities. Some have been renovated and are close to community pools. Other housing styles include midcentury ranch-style that sit in