Which Denver Suburb Fits You? A Quick Quiz

Quiz

Answer 7 quick questions

This is just a starting point based on location, setting and lot size. Every area has a mix of homes, so let’s talk through what you find.

1. Where will you head most weekdays? Denver Tech Center Downtown Denver Denver International Airport Boulder or the northwest metro Colorado Springs I work from home

2. How much land do you want? A city or suburban lot is plenty A larger lot with some room Acreage, maybe horses

3. How important is walking to coffee, shops and restaurants? Very, I want to walk places Nice to have nearby, but I’ll drive Not important, I want quiet

4. How close do you want to be to the mountains? Foothills right out the door A short drive to trailheads is fine Not a priority

5. New construction or an established home? New construction Established neighborhood Open to either

6. Do you want a master-planned community with shared amenities? Yes, pools, rec centers and trails I’d rather skip the HOA extras No preference

7. What kind of setting feels like home? City energy Suburban convenience Small town Wooded or rural

8. What budget range are you thinking about? (optional)

This doesn’t change your result. It just helps me if you send your answers.

Under $750K $750K–$1M $1M–$2M $2M+

Explore

Every area I serve

Denver City neighborhoods, from historic homes to new builds. Highlands Ranch A large master-planned community with HRCA recreation centers and trails. Castle Rock The Douglas County seat on I-25, with a historic downtown and growing master-planned communities. Parker Southeast of Denver near E-470, with Mainstreet and a range of lot sizes. Lone Tree A small city on I-25 with Park Meadows nearby and light rail in RidgeGate. Greenwood Village Established neighborhoods next to much of the Denver Tech Center. Littleton/Ken-Caryl Foothills setting in southwest Littleton, with open space and trails. Lakewood West of Denver, close to the foothills and US-6 and I-70. Golden A foothills town on US-6 and CO-93, with a historic downtown. Broomfield Between Denver and Boulder along US-36 and the Northwest Parkway. Elizabeth A small Elbert County town with rural acreage and horse property nearby. Castle Pines The City of Castle Pines and the gated Village at Castle Pines, off I-25. Colorado Springs At the base of Pikes Peak, south of the metro along I-25.

FAQ

Suburb quiz: common questions

How does the quiz score areas?

Each answer adds points to areas based on location, typical setting and lot sizes. It doesn’t use school ratings, demographics or price data.

Why doesn’t my budget change the result?

Every area here has homes across a wide range of prices, so I’d rather talk through your budget with you than guess.

What about schools?

School assignments depend on the address. Check the district’s own boundary tools for any home you’re considering.

Are my answers saved or sent anywhere?

No. The quiz runs in your browser, and nothing is sent unless you choose to fill out the contact form. If you copy a results link, your answers are stored in that link.

Can I share my results?

Yes. After you see your results, use “Copy link to my results” or the share buttons. Anyone who opens the link will see the same answers and results.

Does the quiz cover every area?

No. It covers 13 areas I work in, from Denver to Colorado Springs. If you’re thinking about somewhere else, just ask me.

Kaylie Curtis

Luxury Real Estate Agent
The Gold Standard Brokerage

Contact

Talk through your results with Kaylie.

Send your quiz results or a few details, and I’ll reach out personally to help you compare areas.

Phone (call or text): 720-357-5785 Email: kaylie@tgsbrokerage.com

The Gold Standard Brokerage was founded by Sean Gribbons and is run by Sean Gribbons and Kaylie Curtis together.

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