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Adams 14 vs Denver 1

This compares what homes cost in the Adams 14 and Denver 1 school districts. There are 60 homes for sale in Adams 14 and 3,365 in Denver 1 as this page loaded. Homes are more expensive in Denver 1: a median asking price of $524,000 against $407,500, about 29% higher. By the foot it is $295 in Adams 14 against $376 in Denver 1. A typical home for sale is 1,381 square feet in one and 1,402 in the other. These are figures about houses. Symbio publishes no school ratings, and a home counts towards a district because its listing named a school there.

Side by side

MeasureAdams 14Denver 1
For sale today
Homes for sale603,365
Median asking price$407,500$524,000
Cheapest home for sale$245,000$60,000
Dearest home for sale$1,800,000$16,000,000
Median price per sq ft$295$376
Median size (sq ft)1,3811,402
Median days on market5860
What sold, last 12 months
Homes sold2438,435
Median sold price$409,000$605,000
How big an area each covers
Towns with homes for sale45

The darker figure in each row is the lower price, the shorter wait or the bigger number. None of these rows is a judgement about the schools — they are about what it costs to buy a house in each district.

Adams 14

60
Homes for sale
$407,500
Median asking price
$295
Median per sq ft
58
Median days on market

Denver 1

3,365
Homes for sale
$524,000
Median asking price
$376
Median per sq ft
60
Median days on market

Questions people ask

Is Adams 14 or Denver 1 more expensive to buy in?

Denver 1. The median asking price is $524,000 against $407,500. Per square foot they run $295 and $376, which is the fairer comparison when the homes are different sizes.

Which district do homes sell faster in?

Homes for sale in Adams 14 have been listed a median of 58 days against 60 in the other. Over the last twelve months 243 homes sold in Adams 14 and 8,435 in Denver 1.

How many homes are for sale in each district?

60 in Adams 14 and 3,365 in Denver 1 as this page loaded, recalculated from the live MLS feed rather than published on a schedule.

Does this say which district has better schools?

No, and it is worth being blunt about that. Symbio publishes no school ratings and no test scores. Every figure here describes the HOMES whose listings named a school in that district. That is a real answer to "what would I have to pay to buy in this district" and it is not an answer to "which schools are better". It is also not an attendance boundary — confirm the assigned school with the district before it decides anything.

Look at either district on its own

Both districts are recalculated from the live MLS feed at the moment this page loads, and both are read at the same instant, so the two sides are always comparable. These are figures about HOMES, not about schools: Symbio publishes no school ratings and no test scores. A home counts towards a district because the listing agent recorded a school in that district against it on the MLS - that is not an attendance boundary, and district assignment should always be confirmed with the district itself before it decides anything. Figures cover residential homes; rentals, land and fractional co-ownership shares are excluded. Sold figures cover the last twelve months.