Centennial

WELCOME TO CENTENNIAL

One of Colorado’s newest cities, Centennial was incorporated in 2001 and has quickly established itself as a dynamic, family-friendly hub with a strong mix of natural beauty, modern amenities, and economic opportunity. Spanning 28 square miles, the city’s landscape is defined by rolling hills, winding creeks, and scenic ravines—offering residents a peaceful retreat with a strong sense of place.
Centennial has become a magnet for innovation. Major companies like Zillow, Comcast, and United Launch Alliancecall the city home, and the Innovation Pavilion—an 80,000-square-foot startup incubator—is fueling the next generation of tech entrepreneurs. Just a 10-minute drive from the Denver Tech Center, Centennial offers direct access to even more industry leaders, including Microsoft and Oracle.
Balancing its tech-forward momentum is a commitment to open space and outdoor recreation. The city features over 2,500 acres of parks and green spaces, perfect for hiking, biking, and weekend outings. It’s also a popular choice for families, with highly rated Cherry Creek and Littleton school districts, and a mix of public and private school options.
Centennial’s lifestyle offerings are just as robust. The Streets at SouthGlenn is a central destination, packed with restaurants, spas, boutiques, salons, and a 14-screen movie theater with stadium seating. Elsewhere, residents enjoy access to an impressive range of stores—including the second-largest IKEA in the country.
Recognized as Colorado’s safest city for eight consecutive years, Centennial has also earned national accolades from USA Today and Money Magazine as one of the best places to live in America. Just 30 minutes from Downtown Denver and easily accessible by light rail, it’s a commuter-friendly community with the feel of a small town and the connections of a major metro.

CENTENNIAL REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS

Centennial’s real estate is known for its quiet residential streets, mature trees, and well-maintained homes that reflect the city’s welcoming and family-friendly atmosphere. The area is largely made up of single-family residences, many of which are located on peaceful cul-de-sacs with spacious yards and lush landscaping. It's an ideal setting for those seeking suburban comfort with urban convenience.
Homes in Centennial typically range from 1,600 to over 3,500 square feet, with pricing between $400,000 and $950,000, depending on neighborhood, lot size, and level of updates. Many properties feature finished basements, multi-car garages, and outdoor living spaces, offering exceptional value for buyers looking for space and stability.
Over the past year, the median home price in Centennial reached $424,000, with the average price per square foot at $229—making it a strong value proposition in one of the metro area’s fastest-growing and most conveniently located suburbs.

PEOPLE & LIFESTYLE

Centennial offers something for everyone—especially those who enjoy the outdoors. The city is surrounded by parks, trails, and natural landmarks, including Dry Creek Dam, DeKoevend Park, Willow Creek Trail, the Highline Canal Trail, and both Little Dry Creek and Big Dry Creek.
A local favorite is Centennial Center Park, an 11-acre public space built for both leisure and community events. The park features a two-story covered pavilion, three water fountains, grills, and dedicated nature areas inspired by Colorado’s buttes and meadows. For families, there are two large playgrounds, a Nautilus-themed splash pad, and three climbing walls—plus a 5,000-seat amphitheater with a covered stage that hosts seasonal events and performances.
Between the walkable shopping at SouthGlenn and year-round recreation, Centennial residents enjoy an ideal mix of convenience, comfort, and Colorado charm. With I-25 running through the center of the city and Centennial Airportnearby for private travel, every destination—whether urban or remote—is just a short trip away.