Pueblo 2010 Real Estate

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The air in Pueblo is so clean that residents often can see purple mountains’ majesties from 70 miles away.

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Welcome Pleasing to the eye with its clean water and mountain views, Pueblo’s environmental efforts have made it a Preserve America community. The city boasts well-known attractions such as the Pueblo Zoo and Historic Arkansas Riverwalk, but is perhaps best known for growing close to 10 million pounds of chile peppers each year. Pueblo’s 105,000 residents can be proud of their nationally ranked school system and affordable home prices, plus four native sons who are Medal of Honor recipients.

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of people from Colorado Springs are looking to buy here because they can $50‚000 less for the same house and only have a 30-minute drive to work.”

– Nick Pannunzio‚ president of Premier Homes

$126,562 Average Home Price

14.17%

Home Turnover Percentage

Pueblo A veritable melting pot of Hispanic, English and Native American heritage – “spicy” describes Pueblo’s cultural blend as much as it does the local cuisine.

Where else can you attend a festival dedicated to a chile pepper?

The city’s housing costs continue to rank approximately 8 percent below the national average.

Pueblo’s construction costs have always been among the lowest in America, approximately 9 percent lower than the national average.

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“The boat rides are the main attraction at the Riverwalk. Every boat has a captain who gives an overview of the history of Pueblo and the Riverwalk.”

– Erin Regrutto, director of marketing and special events for the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo

Work

Major Employers School District 60, Parkview Medical Center, St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center, School District 70, Loaf ‘N Jug (a division of The Kroger Co.), Colorado Institute of Mental Health, Pueblo County, Convergys, Trane Company, Rocky Mountain Steel, Walmart Stores, City of Pueblo, Target Distribution, Colorado State UniversityPueblo, Pueblo Community College and Quest Communications

Economic Overview Pueblo has a low cost of doing business – among the lowest in America – which is a key reason why more than 50 companies have located here in recent years. Pueblo serves as the southern boundary for the state’s major business growth corridor, better known as the Front Range of the Rockies.

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“Artists come here for the low cost of living, the climate, the landscape – everything that Pueblo has to offer. But the community is also very supportive of the arts.”

– Radeaux, artist

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Play things to do Colorado State University-Pueblo Independent Film Festival, Miss Pueblo County Scholarship Pageant Competition, Java Brew Off, Wild Wild West Festival, Juneteenth Celebration, Colorado State Fair and Rodeo, Loaf ‘N Jug Chile & Frijoles Festival, Ghost Walk, Pueblo Christmas Parade of Lights and Christmas at Rosemount

Recreation Overview Pueblo bubbles over with assets, from its energetic nightlife to its rich culture and heritage. Some of the city’s most attractive qualities can be found in its beautiful lakes and rivers, which offer endless recreation opportunities under year-round sunny skies.

Other popular attractions include the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk and the Pueblo Zoo, and the National Little Britches Rodeo Association is a great way for the kids to spend their free time.

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