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Local Guide
Living In Longmont: Small-City Vibe, Big Colorado Access
Wondering if you have to choose between a more relaxed pace and easy access to everything Colorado offers? In Longmont, you may not have to. If you are looking for a place with a distinct local identity, everyday outdoor access, and strong connections to Boulder, Denver, and Northern Colorado, Longmont
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How The Longmont Housing Market Compares To Nearby Cities
Wondering whether Longmont gives you more value than Boulder, or if Denver opens up more choices? If you are trying to buy or sell along the Front Range, that question matters because price, inventory, and home style can change a lot from one city to the next. A clear side-
First-Time Buyer
Buying Newer Versus Older Homes In Longmont
Trying to choose between a newer home and an older one in Longmont? You are not just comparing age. You are comparing different eras of city growth, different construction standards, different maintenance profiles, and often very different day-to-day living experiences. If you understand how Longmont’s housing stock
Local Guide
New Restaurants in Longmont: Who Took Over Which Room
Longmont's 2026 restaurant turnover is mostly not new construction. It is inherited rooms with new operators: a thirty-year Caribbean space, a shuttered noodle shop, a downtown storefront. The address now tells you less than it used to. Here is what is open, where, and what each one is.
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Longmont Housing Market Report (Updated Monthly)
Longmont tightened to 2.7 months of supply while Boulder held flat at 4.5, so the gap widened rather than closed. Homes go under contract in 43 days against Boulder's 87. The year-to-date median is down 2.4%. All three are true at once, and together they price a move-up trade.
Local Guide
Weekend Outdoor Life in Longmont: Parks, Greenways and Reservoirs
Longmont's outdoor life is built for repeat use rather than the big day out: a greenway network you can pick up from most neighborhoods, in-town nature stops, reservoirs for variety, and dog-friendly options — with the mountains still close when you want them.
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Old Town Longmont: Authentic Historic Living in Reach
Old Town Longmont is the authentic, in-band version of walkable historic living: an 1870s grid around a working Main Street where the walkability was never designed, just never lost. Genuine old homes and a lighter historic layer than Boulder's, at a Longmont price.
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Fox Hill, Longmont: The Golf-Course Premium You Don't Own
In Fox Hill the premium buys a golf-course view, not the course. It's private, for-profit land that foreclosed once, the 'included' membership is a one-year social comp with golf billed separately, and 'Fox Hill' now blends new attached flats with the original course homes. Here's how to read it.
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Prospect New Town, Longmont: You're Buying a Design Regime, Not a Lot
In Prospect New Town you aren't buying a house on a lot, you're buying into a designed, covenant-governed New Urbanist community: walkability, bold architecture and a short walk to shops, in exchange for small lots, strict design rules and an HOA. Here's how to tell if that trade is yours.
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