







Aurora Airport Area · Adams County, CO · 9,070 properties · updated 7/26/2026
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Balanced market in 80019. List price is roughly fair — focus on condition and value. Payment burden: 26.6% of median income. Median days on market: 116. Renting is approximately 28% cheaper than buying (price-to-rent ratio: 15.4).
Market is cooling with expanding inventory. Buyers have strong negotiating leverage. Prices down 3.9% YoY.
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Supply and demand are roughly even — standard negotiation dynamics.
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Start free trialZIP code 80019 in Aurora, CO sits at 5558 feet elevation, where high plains meet the Rocky Mountain Front Range foothills.
Market grade: Mixed, score 50, with year-over-year change of -4.2%. Cooling momentum creates buyer advantage, though price trend scores just 1 while affordability hits 85.
Median home price is $514525, or $515k, at $263 per square foot. With 127 days on market and 214 active listings, 35.7% see price cuts. Median rent reaches $2787.
Homes here trade 5.3% below assessor value of $487000. Price-to-income ratio sits at 4.38, ranking in the 6th percentile for appreciation across Colorado's benchmark of 476 markets.
At 26.6% burden, this area classifies as affordable with median income of $117420. Monthly payment runs $2599 versus $3114 to own, while rent averages $2787 with 4.7 months supply.
Adams County shows economic health score of 56, ranking in the 93rd percentile for investment yield compared to Colorado benchmarks.
Elevation holds at 5558 feet across 9 water features including First Creek, Possum Gully, and West Fork Second Creek threading through cottonwood-lined corridors.
Eleven parks dot the landscape: Painted Prairie, Singletree Park, Hogan Park @ Highlands Creek, Winged Melody Park, and First Light Park anchor five trails like Second Creek West Trail and Highline Canal Trail.
Three recreation centers serve residents: First Creek Farm Clubhouse, The Farmhouse @ The Reserve, plus a Future Recreation Center/Ice Rink/Water Park, alongside Beach Club pool access.
Nine state parks lie within range: Barr Lake State Park at 11 miles, Cherry Creek State Park at 14, Chatfield State Park at 29, Roxborough State Park at 30.
Aurora was founded in 1891 and now holds population of 386261, growing from its origins on the high plains into today's suburban Colorado landscape.
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