About Lafayette

Lafayette is located in Boulder County. It's small town charm and easy access to Louisville, Boulder and Denver make this town the next big thing coming. First impressions of Lafayette suggest it is growing that quickly simply because of its proximity to Louisville and Denver, but upon closer exploration it is revealed that Lafayette has a rich culture, amazing restaurants and a small town feel.

The city government there prides itself on keeping a pulse on what residents are feeling and their overall satisfaction with where they live.  Lafayette also has a healthy economic outlook thanks to the oil and agriculture industries providing stable employment for many residents. There are new developments being built every year for first time home buyers as well as seasoned investors. Neighborhoods are being redeveloped and Lafayette will soon be on the map.

Education and Community

While living in Lafayette, you will have access to not only Denver’s incredible array of dining and entertainment but also local farmers markets The city center is close to major intersections for both 1-70 and I-25 giving you a wide array of options for weekend adventures and day trips. As mentioned above, the economy in Lafayette is stable, and thriving. The reason for this is a combination of energy industry development, skilled trades, and entrepreneurial vigor. As with most areas of Northern Colorado the average education level of residents is high (usually a bachelors or further) along with a concentration of math and science trades. Bearing that in mind, Lafayette is much more ethnically diverse because it is considered a top relocation site for many of the big companies in the area.

Investment Opportunities

For potential investors and entrepreneurs the opportunities in Lafayette are virtually limitless. The main industry there is still manufacturing because of the high concentration of railroads and highways, but other high tech and science related jobs have begun to open up with more and more companies opening hubs in the area. The last count done by the city government put the number of companies at 1,300.

For real estate investors the timing could not be better to snap up a rental property or two in the multitude of new developments and neighborhoods. Since most properties were constructed in the early 2000's the vast majority of the houses on the market are newer, and that means that the demand for new housing is only increasing.

Once you have settled on a new property who is going to handle the stressful job of finding quality tenants as well as keeping up with maintenance? That is where HighPoint Property Management comes in to partner with you. Our dedicated staff is only interested in seeing your new investment grow as much as possible.

Interested in learning more? Call us at (720) 608-4700 to schedule a free consultation.