Real Estate in Regis

The Regis neighborhood is located north of the Berkeley neighborhood and northwest of the city center in an area identified as Denver North West.

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Homes in the Regis Neighborhood of Denver

The Regis neighborhood is northwest of downtown and occupies the top corner of Denver County. Bordered on the south by I-25, the west by Jefferson County, the east by Federal Boulevard and the north by Adams County, Regis is a modest neighborhood that’s relatively tucked away.

Architecturally defined by ranches and split-levels in the east and bungalows, smaller Victorians and Tudors in the west, the area is largely single-family and populated with brick-and-siding homes. Aesthetically, the neighborhood varies greatly with well-manicured houses up around Inspiration Point Park, which overlooks Jefferson County all the way to the mountains. At the base of the park is a suburban section of ranch homes surrounded by small trees and thin sidewalks. In contrast, the eastern half of Regis is a more traditional Denver city-neighborhood with mature trees knitting a canopy over the wide streets and plots of grass separating the road from the sidewalks. As a side-note, the overall tone of the neighborhood is much more suburban-feeling in the west (particularly across Sheridan) and more city-neighborhood (Highlands or Berkeley, for example) in the east. Homes for sale in Regis are listed with the zip code of 80221 and 80212.

Market statistics for the Regis neighborhood are listed below. Please feel free to contact either Stacy or Alex if you would like a more detailed analysis of Regis real estate.

Regis Neighborhood Listing Inventory - Month over month for one year.

Regis Neighborhood Average List Price - Month over month for one year.

Part of the reason Regis seems so tucked-away is because of the I-70 barrier on the south, the Willis Case Golf Course in the middle and the Regis University – Denver in the upper right side. Another reason is the lack of amenities to draw outsiders into the area. However, although Regis lacks the quaint historic shopping spot like South Gaylord Street in Wash Park or 32nd Street and Lowell Boulevard in the Highlands, there is no shortage of neighboring amenities.

Rumored to be Denver’s newest trendy hot spot, the neighboring Berkeley is no more than a bike’s ride down Tennyson Street. From Simple Food vegetarian grocery to Bikrams Highland Yoga and Tenn Street Books, Tennyson Street may look like Main Street in a small town but it has something for every health-food-enthusiast, Pilates junky and bibliophile. Mixed in with these newer shops are authentic Mexican restaurants and historical-hip venues like The Oriental Theatre. Lowell Boulevard also has its share of sweet spots, including the authentic Café Brazil, the centrally located Safeway grocery store and the ever-present Starbucks.

If eating, drinking and stretching is way too indoors, then try the breathtaking view from atop Inspiration Point Park. During those long days of summer it’s a perfect spot to lay out a blanket and watch the sun dip behind those hazy mountains. Federal and Sheridan are both major thoroughfares that lead to I-70 and I-76.

There doesn’t seem to be any new construction happening in the Regis real estate market. However, with the Berkeley neighborhood taking off, there’s a good chance Regis is right behind