Reasons why Louisville, Colorado is ranked #1
Homemade pastries in Louisville, Colorado
Job opportunities in today’s economy can be extremely influential when deciding where to move. One of the largest announcements over the past decade, regarding future job opportunities, was the news that ConocoPhillips bought the land that used to be occupied by both Sun Microsystems and StorageTech. Since the news of this purchase was released in 2009, ConocoPhillips has taken down all the old commercial buildings and has been working with the City of Louisville on their building plans for a state of the art training facility for renewable energy.
Construction is planned to begin in 2011, completion by 2013. At build-out, Conoco Phillips has said they could employ up to 7,000 people at the Louisville, CO location!! Here is an article discussing the story:
Historic Blue Parrot in Louisville has been the same location for 100 years.
Louisville is also know for having over 26 acres of trails within their extensive open space areas. When discussing quality of life, people choose Colorado in general for having over 300 plus days of sunshine, so you might as well live somewhere you can enjoy it! Louisville is only 10 minutes east of Boulder and the extensive trail system in the surrounding foothills, close proximity to over 10 golf courses, has a great recreation/senior center at the center of town, and less than 2 hrs from 10 world class ski resorts.
Louisville’s Historic Old Town Charm
Old Louisville Inn (Restaurant/Bar) in Old Town
in “Americas best city to live”. The time to buy is now though, prices are still affordable, but once demand increases due to increases job opportunities, prices will start climbing. Contact me to discuss current options available, as well getting more info on the new buyer programs through our preferred lender.
I was born in the city of Louisville, the Old Louisville Inn is a great place to eat too. If your looking for real estate in Colorado, It’s a good option. Thanks for the info.
I’m not surprised that a Colorado town would make top of the list, I’ve always been a believer in the Denver Market.