Reviews & Comments
Denver, CO
re: I have questions?!! -
5/25/2018The suburbs (Englewood, Centennial, Lakewood, Arvada, etc.) in Colorado seem pretty laid back, not too crowded and you can still find fairly affordable housing. You could probably find decent restaurant or bank teller jobs around the suburbs if this is what you want to keep doing. If you want to do doggie daycare, you will probably find plenty of customers in the suburbs. Denver itself has become very crowded over the last 5 years, traffic is horrible, the homeless problem is out of control, houses, even crappy ones are becoming California expensive, and your husband won't be pleased with Denver because tech-oriented companies are where the jobs are at in Denver, along with the types of people working in these jobs. There are very nice outdoor activity areas and parks like Red Rocks and other hiking areas, etc., but I have definitely noticed these areas becoming more and more crowded with the population influx here. Hanging Lake for example used to be a beautiful place, but too many people going to it has destroyed it and recently caused it to close down. In sum, consider Centennial, Lakewood maybe even Colorado Springs, but avoid Denver.