Denver Walk Score (day 3)

100 Real Estate Tips in 100 Days  (Day 3)

What is Denver’s Walk Score?

If you don’t know your Walk Score, you must visit The Walk Score Website! Developed out of a need for homeowners to calculate the convenience of one’s home to stores, restaurants, work and other quality aspects of a neighborhood, one can go online to get a number.

The number can range from 1 to 100.  So depending on the proximity the home (address) is to Grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, bars, movie theaters, schools, parks, libraries, bookstores, fitness, drug stores, etc. the higher the number.

Assuming and rightfully so, more and more people prefer to not jump into their cars. Quality of life is judged by how seldom you have to put the key into the ignition.

Of course this is very attractive to urbanite, city dwellers.  Others who prefer living where they can’t hear or see their neighbors will not be so impressed.

If you re interested is what your walk score it, or even if you are considering a home purchase, Walk Score is free.  Just plug in an address and view the amenities nearby.

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About 100 Real Estate and Relocation Tips In 100 Days

This series of 100 tips in 100 days is a crash course in all the questions I’ve ever been asked about Denver, Colorado and purchasing a home here. If a move is in your future, you will find this series helpful, be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed or add the RSS to your Outlook, so as to not miss a post!

Relocation far or near comes with questions.

As relocation specialists we work with home buyers to answer questions and solve problems. If you are uncertain of where to live or what your next move should be, we can help. We cover the entire scope of your transfer to and from Denver, initial consultation, area tour, financing, house hunting, negotiation, closing and move-in, we are there for you.

Our mascot, Dew Bugus is a cute little guy who really likes it when you “bug us”! You now have permission to call, email, or fill out this Denver Relocation form with your questions on Denver neighborhoods and all the other things that are worrisome right now! We can put your concerns at rest.

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Related posts:

  1. Walk Score ~ does it work?
  2. Colorado’s Economic Base – Part 2
  3. Buying The Right Map
  4. Denver Zip Code Map
  5. Open Houses and Agency Law

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