Colorado Springs Real Estate

Ask any resident - they'll tell you that Colorado Springs is one of the best places to live in the whole world! Last week, we took a closer look at some of the different Colorado Springs suburbs homeowners had to choose from. This week, we want to round out the discussion by looking at the remaining suburbs found around the Springs area. Powers Dubbed the fastest growing part of Colorado Springs, Powers boasts lots of affordable new housing, small suburban lots, and plenty of amenities. Conveniently located near both Shriver's AFB and Ft. Carson, this area is a favorite among military families relocating to Colorado Springs. Powers Real Estate - Quick Facts Average Sale Price: $190,208 Average Days on the Market: 51 Southwest Colorado Springs If you're looking for a place that has something for everyone, look no further than Southwest Colorado Springs. Nestled at the foot of Cheyenne Mountain, Southwest Colorado Springs offers a wonderfully diverse mix...

With almost half a million residents, Colorado Springs offers a wonderfully diverse place to live. From stunning bluffs to breathtaking valleys, Colorado Springs is certainly an area all its own. On the outskirts of the main city lie several different suburbs, similar overall but each with their own unique draws. For those of you thinking about relocating to Colorado Springs , here is a quick overview of the different suburbs you have to choose from. Black Forest Many of the area's most stunning views of Pike's Peak and the Front Range can be found in Black Forest. A prime example of exemplary Colorado Springs real estate, Black Forest typically offers lots with at least five (or more) acres. With a population of about 11,500, Black Forest offers an equestrian center, a 240-acre county park, and the 320-acre Fox Run Park. Black Forest Real Estate - Quick Facts Average Sale Price: $266,797 Average Days on the Market: 82 Briargate One of the safest and most p...