Denver Metro Neighborhoods
Lowry
Planned redevelopment with parks, shops, and a range of housing.
Overview
Lowry was redeveloped from the former Lowry Air Force Base into a residential community with parks, commercial areas, and a mix of housing types.
Because development occurred in different phases, the age, architecture, lot size, and association structure can vary depending on the part of Lowry you are considering.
Homes & Housing Styles
Lowry includes detached homes, townhomes, condos, and newer construction across several phases of development. Earlier sections and newer areas such as Boulevard One differ in architecture, density, and lot size.
For attached properties and some detached homes, review the applicable HOA or association structure and understand what it covers. Floor plan, garage type, and basement finish also vary by builder.
Lifestyle, Parks & Local Amenities
Parks and open space are integrated throughout Lowry, including Great Lawn Park in the interior, Crestmoor Park on the north edge, smaller pocket parks, and a connected trail network. The former base also left the community with a street and development pattern that differs from many older Denver neighborhoods.
Lowry Town Center and newer commercial areas including Boulevard One provide restaurants, shops, and everyday services. Cherry Creek and 9th & Colorado are a short drive away.
Location & Everyday Convenience
Lowry sits east of central Denver with connections to surrounding neighborhoods through 6th Avenue, Quebec Street, and other major streets. Its location also provides access toward Aurora and the eastern metro, with R Line light rail reachable to the east at the Iliff and Florida stations.
Advisory
What Sellers Should Know
Comparable sales should come from the part of Lowry that most closely matches the property. Housing type, age, lot, updates, and association structure can differ enough that a broad Lowry average may not be useful.
For newer homes, buyers may compare floor plans and condition closely. For earlier homes, updates and major system condition can play a larger role.
Advisory
What Buyers Should Compare
Identify which phase or section of Lowry the property is in and compare it with similar homes rather than treating the entire community as one market.
Review HOA or association documents when applicable, along with property taxes and any other recurring ownership costs specific to the property.
Nearby Neighborhoods to Compare
If you are considering Lowry, these nearby areas are also worth comparing.
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