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Denver Evolution · Area guides

Six places. Not one Denver market.

Wash Park, the Highlands, Arvada, Wheat Ridge and Applewood, Lakewood, and Golden. Each guide says what the place is, what the Census figures are and are not, and which live search actually contains the houses.

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Denver

Wash Park

The park, the two neighborhoods on either side of it, and why a bungalow search that only opens one of them is the wrong search.

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Northwest Denver

Highlands, Sunnyside, and Berkeley

Four Denver neighborhoods, four listing searches, and a fifth search, Sloan's Lake, that does not come along for the ride.

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Jefferson and Adams counties

Arvada

A city, not a Denver neighborhood. Two counties, a G Line, and no single answer to "is Arvada hot?"

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Jefferson County

Wheat Ridge and Applewood

A city and a census-designated place that share a conversation, but not a city hall or a listing page.

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Jefferson County

Lakewood

The big city on the west side. Incorporated to stay out of Denver, and still too large for one adjective.

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Jefferson County seat

Golden

Small city, county seat, School of Mines, and the west end of the W Line. Not a suburb you can average.

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