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Commerce City neighborhood combatting its industrial impression
Although its Commerce City zip code may conjure thoughts of industrial corridors, Central Commerce City is primarily residential and dotted with green spaces, about 10 miles north of Denver. Part of the neighborhood is in a state of redevelopment, with a planned mixed-use area being built beside older homes ready to be customized and renovated. The neighborhood has access to all the area’s major employers from an area where home prices fall below the Denver metro area’s average values, motivating buyers to look closer. “Price point was the biggest factor,” says Leah Wells, a broker associate with three years of experience at American Home Agents, regarding her buyers’ decision to purchase in this redeveloping neighborhood. “We just kept an open mind, primarily looking near Aurora so it fit, and it’s close to the Denver area where they work.”
Central Commerce City connections to Denver and beyond
State Highway 2 and U.S. Route 6 converge in Central Commerce City, leading south to Interstate 270. Nearby, Interstate 70 connects the area with the Rocky Mountains in the west and the Denver International Airport (DEN) in the east. The airport is commercial, with both domestic and international flights, and accessible by I-70 or by following 56th Avenue east about 15 miles. The Regional Transportation District (RTD) serves the community with bus stops along East 60th Avenue and Holly Street. It also provides public transit via the N Line light rail, accessible at the Commerce City/72nd Avenue Station.
Housing opportunities expanding with the Greyhound Park development
Minimal traditional and ranch-style houses were built on gridded streets between the 1940s and 1950s. These single-family homes price from $310,000 to $560,000. “It’s much more affordable than anything closer to downtown, and it's still growing, so a lot of buyers are interested,” says Sam Neumann, a Realtor with Keller Williams Urban Elite and host of the popular YouTube channel “Denver Living with Sam Neumann.” In fact, since 2020, Central Commerce City’s average home value has consistently been around $200,000 less than the Denver metro area’s average. Postmodern single-family homes, row houses and duplexes were built after 2020 in the Greyhound Park development and cost between $500,000 and $600,000. The development is part of the city’s plans for urban redevelopment, incorporating single- and multi-family housing into a shopping and dining district. Apartments are also part of this plan, adding to the area’s income-restricted apartment complexes, including Holly Park and Village Crest.
Greyhound Grounds, Western wear and big box grocers
Commerce City Plaza shopping center sits on the neighborhood's west side and includes a King Soopers and dining options. Mama's Cafe serves American breakfasts along with traditional Mexican food. Plaza México has the international grocer Mi Pueblo Market and an apparel store with Wrangler items, Joyeria Alondra Western Wear. Greyhound Grounds Coffee House was established within the Greyhound Park development. The cafe is part of the regional Community Uplift Partnership—or "CUP"—which empowers baristas between the ages of 18 and 24. The program teaches the baristas leadership skills through on-the-job training and a 12-week program with lessons on resume building and mental health awareness.
The outdoor courtyard at El Jardín has a fire pit for cozy evening meals in Commerce City.
Sidle up to the bar at El Jardín in Commerce City.
For groceries in northern Commerce City, this King Soopers of 104th is convenient.
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Nature-themed playground and nearby natural recreation
Veteran Memorial Park spans nearly 3 acres with a nature-themed playground and climbing stumps. The state’s largest Memorial Day parade and ceremony is held nearby, and speeches are given in front of the park’s flags and stone monument. Eagle Pointe Recreation Center, one of the city’s two indoor fitness facilities, sits adjacent to the park. Nearby, the 37-acre Pioneer Park includes a skatepark, basketball court, batting cages and baseball fields. Before the summer of 2025, the park’s splash pad is slated to receive refurbishments; meanwhile, its Paradise Island Pool waterpark will receive infrastructure repairs, including re-plastering and landscaping. The “Music in the Park” series is held at parks across the city during the summer, including those of Veterans Memorial and Pioneer. Central Commerce City is near one of the nation's largest urban wildlife refuges, the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, a 15,000-acre open space with nature viewing opportunities and an archery range. Over 20 miles of hiking trails weave through the prairie, which can be explored by foot or car during the 11-mile Wildlife Drive tour. It is common to see bison and deer grazing and prairie dogs poking their heads out of the grass.
Veterans Memorial Park is dedicated to the men and women who served in the US Armed Forces.
Monaco Park in Commerce City offers basketball, volleyball, and more.
One of Pioneer Park's best offerings is the batting cage.
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Academics from Central Elementary to Adams City High
Adams County School District 14 serves Central Commerce City. Instruction is first given at Central Elementary School, which earns a D-plus from Niche. Kearney Middle School also receives a D-plus. Meanwhile, Adams City High School maintains a C-minus and offers Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses in fields ranging from advanced manufacturing to hospitality and tourism. The Suncor Boys & Girls Club offers after-school and summer programming that includes homework help, group sports and exposure to cultural arts.
Kemp Elementary School is a public pre-k & elementary school in Commerce City.
Turnberry Elementary School is a public pre-k and elementary school in Commerce City.
Adams City Middle School is a public middle school in Central Commerce City.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
6
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Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
7
4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Central Commerce City Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Central Commerce City, Commerce City sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Central Commerce City, Commerce City over the last 12 months is $450,000, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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