Homes for Sale in Boulder

About Boulder Real Estate

Boulder attracts people who want access to open space and an active outdoor routine alongside the resources of a college town and a regional job market. The city sits at the edge of the foothills, so daily life often mixes trail runs or bike rides with errands downtown or on the university campus. Character varies by neighborhood, with some areas closer to the university and others oriented toward the surrounding open space. Parks and trailheads are woven into many parts of the city, and residents use them year-round for hiking, cycling, and casual recreation. Dining options range from long-standing local spots to newer cafes, and the presence of the university supports regular lectures, performances, and community events. The public school district serves most families, with additional private and charter options available depending on location and preference. The climate brings four distinct seasons: warm, dry summers, cold winters with occasional snow, and mild shoulder seasons that encourage time outside. At the moment the market shows 234 active listings, with a median price of $990,000 and an average price near $1.5 million, giving buyers a wide range from entry-level condominiums to larger single-family homes.

Average listing price: $1,494,875 · 234 homes available