The first 5-year graph shows the median Actual Sold Price. The second graph shows the relationship between Initial List Price and Actual Sold Price.
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About Centennial
As metro Denver’s newest city, Centennial is a vibrant community that offers the benefits of city living and the comforts of suburban life in beautiful and well-kept neighborhoods. Residents have adopted the philosophy of “green is good” and are committed to the conservation of the city’s natural beauty.
Real estate in Centennial is scattered between 500 acres of public parks and 800 acres of open space system connected by over 40 acres of hiking and biking trails.
Centennial provides such an abundance of shopping and dining experiences—from independent local businesses to popular national chains at The Streets of SouthGlen, Centennial Promenade, and IKEA Centennial—that anyone checking out various Centennial homes for sale will find the city a lively, appealing place to live.
Homes for sale in Centennial can be affordable, listed at an average $475,000; however, among Centennial real estate, you will find stately mansions reaching $1 million. A strong economic base, highly educated workforce, low crime rate, and dedication to a superb quality of life—as well as two prestigious school districts—have helped shape Centennial into a very inviting place to call home.