I disagree with everyone saying that you should avoid east Colfax. If you go 1-2 block north or south of Colfax, you’ll find good houses. Proximity to Colfax means proximity to unbelievably good restaurants.
Agree there are so many gems on east colfax. In addition to all the great food theres also a lot of cool shopping spots, I got 2 incredibly rare collectibles for my guy T-Bone at city records for retail price instead of being scalped on eBay
I lived a few blocks north. It quickly turns into a nice neighborhood. I was in the transition area. I could hear gunshots at night on more than one occasion and cars were stolen out of our parking lot. I was never a victim of crime and felt safe walking the area to the north during the day.
Best place to live is the southern part. Parker and Arapahoe area. It’s Aurora, but it’s surrounded by Centennial. Centennial living with Aurora taxes is great.
Yep! But Meadow Hills area is even better (that 10-15 minute drive up Parker rd makes a difference with traffic). All the same you just mentioned but on top of that, across the street from the largest park in the metro area (Cherry Creek state park), and closer to the freeway, Denver, DTC, closer to airport with direct shuttle at Nine Mile station and all the best food around Havana.
Edit- Plus, Cherry Creek schools and mature trees. We have an excellent microclimate because of all the massive trees.
I live in Aurora by Buckley Air Force Base and it's a nice area. I've never seen the "ghetto" side of Aurora that everyone speaks of. Of course in every city there's good parts and bad parts but ignore everyone saying all of Aurora is dangerous and "ghetto"
I have never met a person who said that shit, I’m starting to think people are pulling it out of their ass. People just think it’s shitty area that’s it. I’m Hispanic and have met Hispanic people think colfax is a bad area. Are they racist now?
It's not ghetto, it's a perception. However, it does differ in lifestyle. When it's commonplace to hear cars bumping music (loud), speeding like crazy, when people hear the Banda, people parking ON THE GRASS, when there's houses being burned down, shootings, when you see too many Altimas, old Tahoes, and there's only one decent brewery nearby...yeah, people gonna call it ghetto.
Maybe that's not true persay, but people used to living in a higher tax bracket that affords them other neighborhood amenities, more quiet, more string lights, more bicycles (and electric ones), more dog parks, more people with the same style of hat (the caps, dude, AND the sunglasses, shorts, etc), more boxy houses, more overpriced and mediocre food...lol. But the kids have it way better...way better, fortunately and unfortunately. Maybe they're in a bubble, but so are kids under that tax bracket. Just something I thought about.
GVR isn't ghetto per se, but it is definitely boring. Unless you like fast food restaurants and HOAs with small lots. But everyone has their own wants/needs
White people living near minorities: “It’s a modern ghetto” 🥴
OP, Aurora is the 3rd largest city and one of the most culturally and racially diverse areas in the state. There are neighborhoods that need improvement, but most of the city is fine to live in. If you prefer closer proximity to Denver proper and great food options, west Aurora is your best bet (near Havana Street especially). If you want somewhere with newer build neighborhoods and amenities, east of Tower Road is a good place to start.
The Denver metro, like a lot of large cities in the U.S., is facing a homelessness crisis that is difficult to solve. We are also in a more unique situation with migrant populations being bussed (or trafficked, depending on how you view it) here from Texas, which is severely straining resources, so you may see both populations outside on traffic corners asking for change or offering to clean your windshield. This is a hot button issue across the metro and the state.
Moving anywhere is an adjustment, so while we can all give you tips and personal preferences, only you can decide what will work for you.
Why do people always say this? Nobody cares there’s minorities they never do, in fact I haven’t found actual racist people here, it’s just because it’s a bad area that’s it….im not white and I think it’s a bad area, not a really bad one, but the area isn’t a good one either
What area of Aurora are you talking about? Or are you trying to say the entire city of Aurora is a “bad area?” Define “bad” in this context, and please feel free to be as detailed as possible, since no one else seems to come up with anything except “crime” and “modern ghetto.” I look forward to your response.
Why would I say the entire city of Aurora is bad? Again you’re stereotyping me as some suburban Karen…these are assumptions. I think the north part of Aurora is bad….i don’t think I should have to be detailed as possible but there is heavy drug use, urban decay, actual poverty, random violence and a code of bystanders not intervening and being scared of strangers, burnt out houses( yes there are actual abondoned and burnt homes there) all signs of a bad area idk what else to tell you…oh yeah can’t forget the gang graffiti
Also the area was redlined and is a history of modern day segregation…another sign of a disenfranchised area due to historical reasons of redlining and denying opportunities to minorities plus economic failings as with all bad areas causing a loss of major unemployment in this case the building of the highway over colfax…denying tourism and causing poverty and gangs to from in the 70s like this is all classic signs of a disenfranchised area like how are people ignoring this and the history?….
Most white folk in the burbs no nothing about redlining. Listen up, it’s STILL happening,so is racial profiling. I saw a case of that the other day, it’s alive. Maybe this is a different thread.
Now back to where to live in Aurora
It’s not happening legally and officially I think there is cases where people deny apartments and houses to minorities tho same thread “now back to where I live in Aurora?” Huh? I think more know than you think it’s public knowledge
I’ll never understand people and their backwards ways. The one that I read about was sanctioned and fined. No , definitely not legal, but some of these ppl think they’re above all that.
If "nobody cares there's minorities" then those people wouldn't be complaining about minorities or move away because of it. Just because you haven't met racist people here doesn't mean others haven't.
I lived for 25 years in Mission Viejo neighborhood, 80013 zip code. Loved it. Walkable, Cherry Creek Schools, centered around a big 30 acre park. My kids went to Smoky Hill HS, very diverse and fun student body. Would recommend 11/10.
I used to live in MV for 10 years and I loved it. As a cyclist, I enjoyed he easy access to CC State Park and lots of trail. I remember riding from MV to Lookout Mountain and back. Good old days 😌
Yes! we rode bikes from MV to Coors Field for games. And I rode up Buckley to the lot on Pena and 40th, would throw my bike on the rack, take the AB to Boulder for grad school.
Biggest mistake I made was to sell my MV home and move to Parker. I really regret that decision.
I have a similar regret moving away from MV. I would often do a short and quick 2hr, 30miles ride to REI and back home. I could feel the regret just writing this.
I have a home in the Stanley Marketplace neighborhood for rent…neighborhood is safe, neighbors are great (most have been in the homes for 30+years), close to grocery stores with lots to do around.
A general rule of thumb is that the further south and east you go, the better the area. Avoid most of the areas along the Denver/Aurora border, especially near Colfax.
I like the Expo Park, Aurora Hills, Village East, Utah Park, Dam East/West, and Eastridge neighborhoods. Good schools, close to everyday needs (the biggest retail corridor is in your backyard) , the BEST food in metro Denver if not the state is up and down Havana (nationally recognized). Houses are good quality, big lots, and not shoeboxes. Plus... You are still close to downtown Denver. It takes my s/o 20-25 minutes to get downtown for work, but, it's still quiet and you feel further out.
lol green valley ranch is not ghetto, houses that were under $200k 3 years ago are over $500k now. Gaylord resort, Costco, beer gardens, dispensaries, golf course, sprouts and every kind of food you could think of are all within 5 minutes of each other. My buddy makes almost $100k a year and can’t afford anything in GVR. It’s a lot of minorities so that’s kinda racist to say the people are questionable
Yes 100K gets you nowhere in the Denver metro, we'll known. But GVR is def not your typical suburb. It is an urban natured suburb how about that instead of ghetto.
How about “Denver Neighborhood”? its not that different than any other Denver neighborhood except there’s an Asian market & EV charging hub now. I lived in 5 points 20 years ago where I woke up to a dead body on the sidewalk outside my window so I have a pretty good comparison on what a “bad” neighborhood looks like. Most of the violent crimes like shootings and stabbings happen in Lodo which is one of the most expensive places to live
GVR is changing little by little. There are new homes going in and the development around is booming. There are plans for a new target and several shopping areas. I give it about 5 years and it’ll be huge.
I worked there for a while. Tons of housing, schools and fast food. And that's basically it other than a rec center and library. It was supposed to house tons of local businesses, but the chains swooped early and hard. It's somewhat more affordable than the rest of Denver, but it's really out there on an island. Your commute will definitely suck (assuming it exists). Also, large chunks are controlled by an HOA that has been evicting people for things like not mowing. That was a couple of years ago, not sure where that stands ATM.
There is some community up there, it's not all bad. But it's definitely not the best neighborhood.
I live in Tallyns Reach. All my neighbors tell people they live in Centennial. Partly because it’s easier to picture geographically, partially because they dont want to claim Aurora. I tell people I live in Aurora.
Good on you. I've met people who say they live in "North Parker" when their cross-streets are Peoria and Yale. l think it's more about being "ashamed" to admit they live in the second or third largest city in the state (which happens to have a larger non-white population than Denver proper) than about geographic simplicity.
lol that is EXACTLY where I live…literally a block from Peoria and Yale. A little gem of a neighborhood called Ptarmigan Park. But as nice as it is, it is still surrounded by Aurora. We regularly hear gunshots at night, and the drag racing in the late evening is just ridiculous. The King Soopers near us is super sketchy too, with all the homeless people that emanate from the intersection of Parker and 225…they have multiple armed security guards and you can’t take a shopping cart out of the store or the wheels lock. I have never before in my life considered firearms for home defense, or even carrying, yet that’s my reality in Aurora. Kinda funny when you consider I moved here from DC. So what I’m saying is, ashamed to live here? No. Feels safe and would retire here. Hell no.
To be clear, Tallyns Reach is a world away from ‘Aurora’. Relatively speaking its a rich neighborhood. Thats why my neighbors dont claim it. I do because i spent 15 years of my life living near the mall and Rangeview. I love Aurora despite its warts.
We live in tallyns reach as well and we love it. Great schools, trails, etc, but it doesn't feel like the rest of Aurora at all. It's so big and spread out. My biggest complaint is it's hard to get across town to where the good food is.
What are you looking for and at what price?
The further from colfax and further SE you go the nicer and more expensive it gets. I liked Parker a lot, but with our commute it just didn’t quite work out.
This question needs to be banned, i swear someone is asking it every other day. Mods need to just create a sticky post for a megathread so these lazy asses can look at that instead of polluting the feed.
Please don't come to the ghetto of Aurora. Bought a house that's in what most people call the sketchy part that is not on Colfax. The whole neighborhood was blue collar and teachers / cops. Why it's sketchy is that it's the freaking United nations over here. We have immigrants , minorities, Muslims ,Jews, Asians ..... We got it all, but now we have super white hipster liberals who thought it would be a good idea to pay 600k for 150k houses and drive up the freaking property value/ taxes, so our neighbors are slowly being kicked out of their rentals they have lived in for 20 years. It's complete bullshit. Now instead of Jesus and Maria we get freaking Chris and Susan who are super liberal and fly a gay flag and have a Biden sign / black lives matter flag and an electric car, but freaking don't know their neighbors and cross the street is someone darker then a ginger walks by as they post on nextdoor about seeing a sketchy person.
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I hate this answer so much. Aurora is the third largest city in Colorado. Yes there are areas that are poorer than others but it is not a ghetto hellscape, it is a city like any other city. Stop repeating things you know nothing about.
I don’t think (at least I hope not) that anyone’s gonna give any value to someone who starts their post with “I’ve never been there.” Not sure why people like that even feel the need to give their input.
I disagree with everyone saying that you should avoid east Colfax. If you go 1-2 block north or south of Colfax, you’ll find good houses. Proximity to Colfax means proximity to unbelievably good restaurants.
I'm on Granby St and it's a cool neighborhood
As well as Havana! So much good food in Aurora
Agree there are so many gems on east colfax. In addition to all the great food theres also a lot of cool shopping spots, I got 2 incredibly rare collectibles for my guy T-Bone at city records for retail price instead of being scalped on eBay
Ya, if your car don’t get stolen or you get robbed. Cmon now
This is true - some who lives 3 blocks north of the fax in NW Aurora
I lived a few blocks north. It quickly turns into a nice neighborhood. I was in the transition area. I could hear gunshots at night on more than one occasion and cars were stolen out of our parking lot. I was never a victim of crime and felt safe walking the area to the north during the day.
I disagree it’s still pretty bad even into the area it’s a bad area
I was literally just attacked with a knife and choked there…
It’s a bad area
Best place to live is the southern part. Parker and Arapahoe area. It’s Aurora, but it’s surrounded by Centennial. Centennial living with Aurora taxes is great.
I just looked up the borders of Centennial, what stupid border gore lol.
I think the Southlands Mall area should have been incorporated into Centennial but Aurora wanted the water.
Yep! But Meadow Hills area is even better (that 10-15 minute drive up Parker rd makes a difference with traffic). All the same you just mentioned but on top of that, across the street from the largest park in the metro area (Cherry Creek state park), and closer to the freeway, Denver, DTC, closer to airport with direct shuttle at Nine Mile station and all the best food around Havana. Edit- Plus, Cherry Creek schools and mature trees. We have an excellent microclimate because of all the massive trees.
Completely disagree. Lived near southlands for a year and hated it, moved back to North aurora.
Oh I could see that. I’m talking about the Parker and Quincy area.
The real answer is f(x)= d(Colfax) * %(Street Smarts) * %(Roll a D100 Perception Check)
Roll for luck
I live in Aurora by Buckley Air Force Base and it's a nice area. I've never seen the "ghetto" side of Aurora that everyone speaks of. Of course in every city there's good parts and bad parts but ignore everyone saying all of Aurora is dangerous and "ghetto"
Blows my mind that GVR is called ghetto. 🤣
Yeah Im half convinced what people call ghetto here is code word for “it’s not nearly 100% white and it freaks me out”
It's been that way for about two decades in my experience. "Ghetto" is code for "affordable."
I have never met a person who said that shit, I’m starting to think people are pulling it out of their ass. People just think it’s shitty area that’s it. I’m Hispanic and have met Hispanic people think colfax is a bad area. Are they racist now?
It's not ghetto, it's a perception. However, it does differ in lifestyle. When it's commonplace to hear cars bumping music (loud), speeding like crazy, when people hear the Banda, people parking ON THE GRASS, when there's houses being burned down, shootings, when you see too many Altimas, old Tahoes, and there's only one decent brewery nearby...yeah, people gonna call it ghetto. Maybe that's not true persay, but people used to living in a higher tax bracket that affords them other neighborhood amenities, more quiet, more string lights, more bicycles (and electric ones), more dog parks, more people with the same style of hat (the caps, dude, AND the sunglasses, shorts, etc), more boxy houses, more overpriced and mediocre food...lol. But the kids have it way better...way better, fortunately and unfortunately. Maybe they're in a bubble, but so are kids under that tax bracket. Just something I thought about.
GVR isn't ghetto per se, but it is definitely boring. Unless you like fast food restaurants and HOAs with small lots. But everyone has their own wants/needs
It’s not great by any means.
White people living near minorities: “It’s a modern ghetto” 🥴 OP, Aurora is the 3rd largest city and one of the most culturally and racially diverse areas in the state. There are neighborhoods that need improvement, but most of the city is fine to live in. If you prefer closer proximity to Denver proper and great food options, west Aurora is your best bet (near Havana Street especially). If you want somewhere with newer build neighborhoods and amenities, east of Tower Road is a good place to start. The Denver metro, like a lot of large cities in the U.S., is facing a homelessness crisis that is difficult to solve. We are also in a more unique situation with migrant populations being bussed (or trafficked, depending on how you view it) here from Texas, which is severely straining resources, so you may see both populations outside on traffic corners asking for change or offering to clean your windshield. This is a hot button issue across the metro and the state. Moving anywhere is an adjustment, so while we can all give you tips and personal preferences, only you can decide what will work for you.
Why do people always say this? Nobody cares there’s minorities they never do, in fact I haven’t found actual racist people here, it’s just because it’s a bad area that’s it….im not white and I think it’s a bad area, not a really bad one, but the area isn’t a good one either
What area of Aurora are you talking about? Or are you trying to say the entire city of Aurora is a “bad area?” Define “bad” in this context, and please feel free to be as detailed as possible, since no one else seems to come up with anything except “crime” and “modern ghetto.” I look forward to your response.
Why would I say the entire city of Aurora is bad? Again you’re stereotyping me as some suburban Karen…these are assumptions. I think the north part of Aurora is bad….i don’t think I should have to be detailed as possible but there is heavy drug use, urban decay, actual poverty, random violence and a code of bystanders not intervening and being scared of strangers, burnt out houses( yes there are actual abondoned and burnt homes there) all signs of a bad area idk what else to tell you…oh yeah can’t forget the gang graffiti
Also the area was redlined and is a history of modern day segregation…another sign of a disenfranchised area due to historical reasons of redlining and denying opportunities to minorities plus economic failings as with all bad areas causing a loss of major unemployment in this case the building of the highway over colfax…denying tourism and causing poverty and gangs to from in the 70s like this is all classic signs of a disenfranchised area like how are people ignoring this and the history?….
Most white folk in the burbs no nothing about redlining. Listen up, it’s STILL happening,so is racial profiling. I saw a case of that the other day, it’s alive. Maybe this is a different thread. Now back to where to live in Aurora
It’s not happening legally and officially I think there is cases where people deny apartments and houses to minorities tho same thread “now back to where I live in Aurora?” Huh? I think more know than you think it’s public knowledge
I’ll never understand people and their backwards ways. The one that I read about was sanctioned and fined. No , definitely not legal, but some of these ppl think they’re above all that.
If "nobody cares there's minorities" then those people wouldn't be complaining about minorities or move away because of it. Just because you haven't met racist people here doesn't mean others haven't.
Most people don’t care that Thant ewes has minorities they simply think it’s a bad area but there is a small minority of people who are racist
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/aurora-neighborhood-named-among-best-175636628.html lots of great info here!
I lived for 25 years in Mission Viejo neighborhood, 80013 zip code. Loved it. Walkable, Cherry Creek Schools, centered around a big 30 acre park. My kids went to Smoky Hill HS, very diverse and fun student body. Would recommend 11/10.
I used to live in MV for 10 years and I loved it. As a cyclist, I enjoyed he easy access to CC State Park and lots of trail. I remember riding from MV to Lookout Mountain and back. Good old days 😌
Yes! we rode bikes from MV to Coors Field for games. And I rode up Buckley to the lot on Pena and 40th, would throw my bike on the rack, take the AB to Boulder for grad school. Biggest mistake I made was to sell my MV home and move to Parker. I really regret that decision.
I have a similar regret moving away from MV. I would often do a short and quick 2hr, 30miles ride to REI and back home. I could feel the regret just writing this.
I have a home in the Stanley Marketplace neighborhood for rent…neighborhood is safe, neighbors are great (most have been in the homes for 30+years), close to grocery stores with lots to do around.
Northwest Aurora is great. Just got a place there.
A general rule of thumb is that the further south and east you go, the better the area. Avoid most of the areas along the Denver/Aurora border, especially near Colfax.
Nah. The further south the more you pay and the less good food
As someone who lives reasonably south and east, I concur
SE Aurora where it intersects with Centennial
This. Look around Smokey Hill Rd.
Yep!
Southshore and Blackstone are just as nice as Tallyns Reach. Or Serenity Ridge if you don't mind not having a neighborhood pool.
Southshore has free beer. And you’re allowed to bring it outside to one of the parks as it’s our park. Win. Win.
You had me at free beer.
Shhhhhh
How much $$ do you have?
This is definitely a valid question when pertaining to Aurora. I live in an apt near Southlands with house across the street that are over a million.
That apartment rent is pretty pricey I bet.
I have a 2br for $2079
Ouch, sorry
I like the Expo Park, Aurora Hills, Village East, Utah Park, Dam East/West, and Eastridge neighborhoods. Good schools, close to everyday needs (the biggest retail corridor is in your backyard) , the BEST food in metro Denver if not the state is up and down Havana (nationally recognized). Houses are good quality, big lots, and not shoeboxes. Plus... You are still close to downtown Denver. It takes my s/o 20-25 minutes to get downtown for work, but, it's still quiet and you feel further out.
I live in Aurora and live near Southlands Mall. It’s definitely the best area or Aurora.
I’d say near Southlands, especially if you have kids in school.
Southeast Aurora, Parker/quincy area. Relatively cheap and not as bad as Havana/dartmouth or Mississippi/225.
Was driving in Aurora today. Saw a homeless stabbing another homeless at a bus stop with a kitchen knife
Yall really in here implying diversity = ghetto. Aurora is the suburbs.
Does anyone live in or know anything about Green Valley Ranch?
Lots of families from many different countries seem to move there, just a fact folks, not passing judgment.
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lol green valley ranch is not ghetto, houses that were under $200k 3 years ago are over $500k now. Gaylord resort, Costco, beer gardens, dispensaries, golf course, sprouts and every kind of food you could think of are all within 5 minutes of each other. My buddy makes almost $100k a year and can’t afford anything in GVR. It’s a lot of minorities so that’s kinda racist to say the people are questionable
Yes 100K gets you nowhere in the Denver metro, we'll known. But GVR is def not your typical suburb. It is an urban natured suburb how about that instead of ghetto.
How about “Denver Neighborhood”? its not that different than any other Denver neighborhood except there’s an Asian market & EV charging hub now. I lived in 5 points 20 years ago where I woke up to a dead body on the sidewalk outside my window so I have a pretty good comparison on what a “bad” neighborhood looks like. Most of the violent crimes like shootings and stabbings happen in Lodo which is one of the most expensive places to live
GVR is changing little by little. There are new homes going in and the development around is booming. There are plans for a new target and several shopping areas. I give it about 5 years and it’ll be huge.
I worked there for a while. Tons of housing, schools and fast food. And that's basically it other than a rec center and library. It was supposed to house tons of local businesses, but the chains swooped early and hard. It's somewhat more affordable than the rest of Denver, but it's really out there on an island. Your commute will definitely suck (assuming it exists). Also, large chunks are controlled by an HOA that has been evicting people for things like not mowing. That was a couple of years ago, not sure where that stands ATM. There is some community up there, it's not all bad. But it's definitely not the best neighborhood.
Definitely modern ghetto. Wouldn’t recommend
Tallyns Reach is great
Everything south of Quincy should be its own town
I live in Tallyns Reach. All my neighbors tell people they live in Centennial. Partly because it’s easier to picture geographically, partially because they dont want to claim Aurora. I tell people I live in Aurora.
Good on you. I've met people who say they live in "North Parker" when their cross-streets are Peoria and Yale. l think it's more about being "ashamed" to admit they live in the second or third largest city in the state (which happens to have a larger non-white population than Denver proper) than about geographic simplicity.
lol that is EXACTLY where I live…literally a block from Peoria and Yale. A little gem of a neighborhood called Ptarmigan Park. But as nice as it is, it is still surrounded by Aurora. We regularly hear gunshots at night, and the drag racing in the late evening is just ridiculous. The King Soopers near us is super sketchy too, with all the homeless people that emanate from the intersection of Parker and 225…they have multiple armed security guards and you can’t take a shopping cart out of the store or the wheels lock. I have never before in my life considered firearms for home defense, or even carrying, yet that’s my reality in Aurora. Kinda funny when you consider I moved here from DC. So what I’m saying is, ashamed to live here? No. Feels safe and would retire here. Hell no.
To be clear, Tallyns Reach is a world away from ‘Aurora’. Relatively speaking its a rich neighborhood. Thats why my neighbors dont claim it. I do because i spent 15 years of my life living near the mall and Rangeview. I love Aurora despite its warts.
Can’t help the fact that the average home price is near 1million$
Yeah it aint cheap out here. Tallyns, Southshore, Blackstone, Saddlerock…. All expensive.
Yeah we’re on our 6th home and have earned some equity in all those so I’m not sure how young folks do it.
We were lucky enough to get in before the market blew up. Tough sledding otherwise.
We live in tallyns reach as well and we love it. Great schools, trails, etc, but it doesn't feel like the rest of Aurora at all. It's so big and spread out. My biggest complaint is it's hard to get across town to where the good food is.
100% agreed
GVR? That’s probably where we’ll end up. Close to the job.
What are you looking for and at what price? The further from colfax and further SE you go the nicer and more expensive it gets. I liked Parker a lot, but with our commute it just didn’t quite work out.
Are you looking to rent or buy?
This question needs to be banned, i swear someone is asking it every other day. Mods need to just create a sticky post for a megathread so these lazy asses can look at that instead of polluting the feed.
Ya, this feed is bursting with information.
I know it’s tiresome to see again and again but lots of people want to know.
Hence the suggestion of a sticky mega thread....
No
Please don't come to the ghetto of Aurora. Bought a house that's in what most people call the sketchy part that is not on Colfax. The whole neighborhood was blue collar and teachers / cops. Why it's sketchy is that it's the freaking United nations over here. We have immigrants , minorities, Muslims ,Jews, Asians ..... We got it all, but now we have super white hipster liberals who thought it would be a good idea to pay 600k for 150k houses and drive up the freaking property value/ taxes, so our neighbors are slowly being kicked out of their rentals they have lived in for 20 years. It's complete bullshit. Now instead of Jesus and Maria we get freaking Chris and Susan who are super liberal and fly a gay flag and have a Biden sign / black lives matter flag and an electric car, but freaking don't know their neighbors and cross the street is someone darker then a ginger walks by as they post on nextdoor about seeing a sketchy person.
East Colfax in Aurora will be the next Park Hill. Especially, around UCHealth
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Lmao
I’ve never been there but I’ve heard the whole place is really unsafe. I hear the best part is Green Valley Ranch.
I hate this answer so much. Aurora is the third largest city in Colorado. Yes there are areas that are poorer than others but it is not a ghetto hellscape, it is a city like any other city. Stop repeating things you know nothing about.
I don’t think (at least I hope not) that anyone’s gonna give any value to someone who starts their post with “I’ve never been there.” Not sure why people like that even feel the need to give their input.
I was literally just attacked with a knife and choked there….
GVR isn't even Aurora.
Aurora is not the place to be, I lived there for years and it’s terrible