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It is the up and coming area and still very affordable. Like Fort Collins used to be yrs. ago. Huge new retail area called I25/34, which is still building/adding on. I owned in the Loveland water district and the water rates are nearly 50% lower than Fort Collins! Still has the small town feel.
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I think its the best place on the front range. BYW it is only about 40 minutes to Denver. A very quick 40 min, as there is no traffic tie ups until you actually hit 84th in Denver in the Morning.
You must be flying. I did a Mapquest search from Loveland (point unspecified) to the VNA office in downtown Denver: 53 miles, 54 min. To get there in 40 min you are traveling about 85 mph. |
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No, I meant flying in your car. And I assumed you perhaps are not going all the way into Denver. 84th Ave is a good ways north of the city yet. 52nd Ave is the northern city limit. Colfax is actually 15th Ave. Downtown really encompasses a large area, so distances vary.
I don't know where the police are. I always found I-25 North to be an awful road to drive, both due to speed and speed up/slow down drivers. |
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Thanks for the replies. Loveland is currently on the top of my list.
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We were in the same boat, lived in TX for the last 30 years and we just purchased a house in Loveland. We found it to be "goldilocks" as far as size, proximity to Denver and several other features.
We like the availability of cultural activities, nice restaurants, excellent library and the roads are in great repair. Come join us. golfgod |
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I am thinking about moving to Loveland. I have some friends that live there and they asked me if I wanted to move in with them. The rent seems pretty good for the area. I don't have a job there yet though-have applied for a few online and will go to Loveland in a few days to check things out..I live about an hour away now. Just would like to know more about the town, cost of living, taxes, etc. Any advice would be great!!! What are the pros and cons of living there?? Thanks so much!!
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Hi
We are relocating to Colorado next month. We haven't been on a house hunting trip yet because we haven't heard for sure which town we will be working in. It will probably be Loveland, Fort Collins or Boulder. With that being said we have been researching places to rent. We think just from reading posts because we haven't been to visit yet that we would like to rent in Loveland short term lease until we get familiar with the area. What is your opinion of Northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest Loveland????? Is Loveland pretty much the same or are different areas of the town more rural than others? We live in a very rural area now and like it. Also, what is the difference as far as the commute to Fort Collins and Boulder regarding these different locations? Thanks for all of your help. |
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