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Living in Lone Tree

Polished South Suburban Living at Lincoln Station

Median SFH
$685K
Median Condo
$415K
Avg Days on Market
19
Price Trend
+3.5%

Overview

Lone Tree combines E Line light rail at Lincoln Station, the RidgeGate master-planned development, and Park Meadows Mall into a highly convenient south Denver package.

What Makes Lone Tree Stand Out

  • Lincoln Station — E Line light rail to downtown and DTC
  • RidgeGate — transit-oriented master-planned development
  • Park Meadows Mall — premier retail and dining corridor
  • Lone Tree Arts Center — cultural programming and events

Lone Tree Housing Market

The Lone Tree market has seen a +3.5% price change year-over-year, with homes averaging 19 days on market. Single-family homes are currently priced at a median of $685K, while condos and townhomes come in around $415K.

$685K
Median SFH Price
$415K
Median Condo/TH
+3.5%
Year-over-Year
19
Avg Days on Market

Commute & Access

Downtown Denver
30–45 min via I-25 or E Line light rail
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Quick Facts

County
Douglas
Commute to Denver
30–45 min via I-25 or E Line light rail
Median Home Price
$685K
Price Trend
+3.5% YoY
Avg Days on Market
19 days

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