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Denver and Colorado LDS Real Estate Guide
Denver Colorado LDS real estate: Denver Temple (1986), Fort Collins Temple (2016), Grand Junction Temple (October 2025). Denver metro median $500K-$600K. Fort Collins $500K. Colorado Springs Temple announced. Own Luxury Homes® 12-Point Agent Integrity Audit™.
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Denver and Colorado LDS Real Estate Guide
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Operating LDS temples in Colorado — Denver (1986), Fort Collins (2016), Grand Junction (October 2025)
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Denver metro median home price — Front Range Colorado is significantly more affordable than California
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Colorado Springs Colorado Temple announced — military community with significant LDS population
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Colorado Springs Temple site announced — 45,000 sq ft planned for the Pikes Peak region
Colorado now has three operating LDS temples. The Denver Colorado Temple (1986) anchored the Front Range for nearly four decades. Fort Collins added Northern Colorado coverage in 2016. Grand Junction’s dedication in October 2025 completed the Colorado temple triangle. And Colorado Springs’s announcement signals that the Pikes Peak region’s LDS community is next in line.
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Colorado Temple Overview
(1) Denver Colorado Temple: dedicated October 24, 1986. Located in Centennial (south Denver suburbs). Serves the Front Range LDS community. (2) Fort Collins Colorado Temple: dedicated October 16, 2016. Located in Fort Collins. Serves Northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. (3) Grand Junction Colorado Temple: dedicated October 19, 2025 by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland. Serves western Colorado and eastern Utah. Full guide: Grand Junction Colorado Guide. (4) Colorado Springs Colorado Temple: site announced. Planned at approximately 45,000 square feet. Colorado Springs has a large military community (Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, NORAD/NORTHCOM, Air Force Academy) with significant LDS membership overlap.
Front Range Real Estate: Denver and Suburbs
The Denver metro LDS community is centered in suburban communities along the Front Range. Primary LDS neighborhoods: Centennial and Highlands Ranch (near Denver Temple), Littleton, Parker, and Castle Rock (south Denver corridor). Denver metro median: $500,000-$600,000 for single-family homes (2025). More affordable than comparable Mountain West markets in California. Fort Collins LDS community: Colorado State University adjacent, strong LDS community in Fort Collins and Loveland. Fort Collins median: approximately $500,000. The LDS community in Northern Colorado has a university-town character similar to Cache Valley but with Colorado’s stronger economy.
Colorado Springs: The Military LDS Market
Colorado Springs has one of the highest military-to-civilian population ratios of any US city, with Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, NORAD, and the US Air Force Academy. The military LDS community is substantial. The announced Colorado Springs Temple (45,000 sq ft) confirms the Church’s recognition of this community’s size. Real estate: Colorado Springs median approximately $420,000-$450,000 (2025). More affordable than Denver for comparable family homes. The military buyer advantage: VA loans, BAH allowances, and frequent relocation make Colorado Springs one of the most active LDS military real estate markets in the Mountain West.
Ryan Brown, Principal Broker & CEO Own Luxury Homes®
“Colorado is the Mountain West market that gets overlooked by LDS families focused on Utah or Idaho. Three operating temples. Strong economy. World-class outdoor recreation. And prices that, while not cheap, are below California and in line with what Utah was before the migration repriced it. The Colorado Springs announcement is the next chapter of the Colorado LDS story.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many LDS temples are in Colorado?
3 operating: Denver (1986), Fort Collins (2016), Grand Junction (October 2025). Announced: Colorado Springs (45,000 sq ft planned). Colorado now has the most LDS temple coverage of any Mountain West state outside Utah and Idaho.
What are home prices near the Denver Colorado Temple?
Centennial and Highlands Ranch (near Denver Temple): $550K-$900K. Littleton and Parker: $500K-$700K. Castle Rock: $450K-$650K. Denver metro median broadly $500K-$600K (2025).
What is the Colorado Springs LDS community?
Large military LDS community from Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, and NORAD/NORTHCOM. The announced Colorado Springs Temple (45,000 sq ft) confirms significant LDS population. Colorado Springs median $420K-$450K, more affordable than Denver.
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