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Where Are The Best Places To Live In Colorado? Niche Study
Niche took factors like crime, public schools, cost of living and actual resident reviews to find the best cities and towns in the state.

COLORADO – Where are the best places to live in Colorado? Niche is looking at how Colorado towns are actually rated by the people who live there. Niche's latest list of Colorado's 50 best towns has some suburbs of Denver, and some towns with very small populations.
At the top of the list was Denver suburb Holly Hills in Arapahoe County. With a median home value of $342,100, Holly Hills, population 2,680, was also rated as No. 1 in Niche's list of "Best suburb to buy a house in Colorado."
Here are the top Colorado towns on the list.
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1: Holly Hills
Population: 2,684
Median home value: $342,100
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Median rent: $1,784
Crime & safety grade: Not given
2. Pine Brook Hill (Denver)
Population: 1,091
Median home value: $733,200
Median rent: $2,055
Crime & safety grade: Not given
3. Louisville
Population: 19,972
Median home value: $456,400
Median rent: $1,533
Crime & safety grade: Not given
Population: 9,284
Median home value: $494,716
Median rent: $993
Crime & safety grade: B-
Population: 105,420
Median home value: $554,500
Median rent: $1,313
Crime & safety grade: B-
7. Gunbarrel
Population: 9,559
Median home value: $416,300
Median rent: $1,324
Crime & safety grade: Not given
8. Lone Tree
Population: 12,808
Median home value: $521,000
Median rent: $1,469
Crime & safety grade: B-
Population: 12,053
Median home value: $515,600
Median rent: $1,309
Crime & safety grade: Not given
10. Inverness
Population: 1,189
Median home value: $373,300
Median rent: $1,497
Crime & safety grade: Not given
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