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Quick Louisville, CO Facts:
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Ranks #3 among Money Magazine's Top 100 Places to Live!
- Founded in 1878 &
Incorporated in 1882
- Average Elevation: 5,530
feet
- Area of City: 5039 Acres
or 7.82 square miles
- Mean Temperatures:
January - 29.5 degrees (F); July - 72.0 degrees (F); October - 52.6
degrees (F)
- 275 days of sunshine per
year
- 15.5 inches of rain per
year
BREAKING NEWS!
Denver Business Journal
February 20, 2008
ConocoPhillips Co. of Houston has just purchased the StorageTek campus
in Louisville, CO from Sun Microsystems Inc. for $55.6 million in
January. The Houston-based energy giant plans to convert the
432-acre site to a global technology and corporate learning center.
ConocoPhillips plans to train thousands of employees at the center each
year. The center will be the company's hub for research and development
of renewable and alternative energy and high-tech carbon fuels recovery.
Buildings on the StorageTek campus are scheduled to be torn down in
2009, and ConocoPhillips plans to begin its new operations at the site
in 2011 or 2012
ConocoPhillips, as ST Acquisitions LLC, bought the StorageTek site from
Sun Microsystems Inc. for $55.6 million in January.
The City of Louisville is a
Colorado municipality with approximately 19,000 residents. The City,
incorporated in 1882, lies in Boulder County roughly six miles east of the
City of Boulder and 25 miles northwest of Denver.
At this time, the City
owns, either alone or in conjunction with other governmental entities,
approximately 1700 acres of designated open space. The residential size of
the City is not likely to grow significantly as there is little room.
Commercial and industrial growth are expected, however, as there is room
for both in Centennial Valley and the Colorado Tech Center.
For more information on Arts,
Housing, Government, Economic Development, Jobs & Employment, Volunteer
Opportunities, Golf Courses, Libraries, Parks and Recreation, Trails,
Police & Fire Protection, Senior Assistance, Transportation, Maps and Data,
visit the City of
Louisville's
website.
Also visit the
City of
Louisville Business Retention and Development
SCHOOLS
For the most current information & reports on Louisville, Colorado schools
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visit GreatSchools.net.
You can browse Louisville schools on a map or within list results and sort
schools in Louisville by name, grade level, or school type. Refine your
search by school level (Louisville elementary schools, middle schools, or
high schools) or narrow by school type (Louisville public schools, private
schools, or charter schools). View Louisville school information such as
address, contact information, enrollment figures, student to teacher
ratio, parent ratings and reviews of Louisville schools, as well as links
to test scores for schools in Louisville, CO
Louisville communities & subdivisions include:
Caledonia Place, Centennial, Centennial Pavilion Lofts Condos, Coal Creek
Ranch, Connolly, Continental View Estates, Copper Crest Condos, Enclave,
Fischers, Heritage 1, Hillsborough North, Hillsborough West, Hunters Ridge
Condos, Louisville North, Meadows at Coal Creek Condos, Nicolas Digiacomo,
Parkwood, Pleasant Hill Condos, Saddleback, Silvertrees Southwest
Townhomes, Sundance, Townhomes at Coal Creek
EMPLOYERS
The Colorado lifestyle, small
town ambiance, access to Denver and Boulder, great schools, diverse
workforce, and housing in friendly neighborhoods make Louisville a great
place for you and your employees. Following are some economic and
lifestyle statistics:
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There 25 Colleges,
Universities and Professional Schools + 18 Junior colleges and technical
institutes within 30 miles
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Student to teacher ratio
(grade schools) - 18.3
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Median household income -
$75,307
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Sales tax - 8.125%
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Average auto insurance
premiums - $876/yr
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Housing - Median home price -
$295,718
Buying a Home in Louisville?
Relocating
to Louisville, Colorado or
interested in purchasing real estate in the Denver metro area?
Now is the perfect time to purchase real estate in Colorado. The
selection of Louisville homes, condos, townhomes & investment properties is plentiful and prices have fallen by thousands of
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Louisville Community Resources
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My free weekly
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will help you understand how the changing real estate market conditions &
interest rates affect your ability to purchase or sell a home in
Louisville.
Selling a Home In Louisville?
Home appreciation rates in
many Denver area communities have been sluggish the past two years, but if
your home is updated, well-cared for and has good curb appeal, it will
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Use my
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Westminster
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make sure your real estate agent is a
REALTOR®.
For honest, professional real
estate advice when buying or selling a home, condo, townhome, or investment property
in Louisville or another Denver area
community, contact
Anthony Rael, Metro Brokers Northwest Realtor at 303-520-3179.
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