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Colorado is known for its stunning natural beauty, outdoor recreational opportunities, and vibrant cultural attractions.
Natural wonders include Rocky Mountain National Park, the Garden of the Gods, Mesa Verde National Park, Pikes Peak at 14,115 elevation, the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, Red Rocks Ampitheatre, and the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. These are just a few of the many outdoor adventure destinations that boast breathtaking natural beauty.
Some cultural experience attractions include the state capital Denver, Aspen, and Vail. Denver is known for its museums, parks, zoo, thriving craft beer scene and vibrant neighborhoods. Aspen is a popular ski resort town renowned for world-class skiing and cultural events. Vail is another renowned ski destination.
Colorado has many land types and habitats. Great Plains, foothills, Rocky Mountains, Colorado Plateau, intermontane basins, and alpine tundra cover the state's topography. Colorado's abundant biodiversity and different land types allow hiking, camping, skiing, and wildlife watching. They support agriculture, forestry, mining, and tourism.
Natural resources abound in Colorado, contributing to the state's economy and providing opportunity for many businesses. Minerals and metals, petroleum and natural gas, water, forestry, agriculture, renewable energy, and tourism are among the most important natural resources in Colorado.
Real Estate Excise Tax: No state excise tax
Deed Recording Fees: Generally $13 but can vary by county
Property Tax Rate: Varies by county but averages 0.49%
Sales Tax Rate: 2.9%
Total land area: 66.6 million acres
Privately owned land: 40 million acres
Average Cost of Farmland: $1,500 - $2,000 per acre
Colorado Department of Natural Resources
Colorado State Forest Service (a part of the Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University)
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (which oversees environmental quality)
Colorado Division of Water Resources (part of the Department of Natural Resources)
Colorado Department of Transportation
U.S. Forest Service (specific to Colorado)
Bureau of Land Management (specific to Colorado)
Websites for Colorado Counties (below)
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Use the links below to find important property information within each county including property search, GIS maps, Assessor’s office, Recorder’s office, Treasurer’s office, Planning and Zoning, and the Transportation office.
Colorado's rich and beautiful landscapes give the chance to own a piece of them and make a good investment. The Rocky Mountains, with their skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and fishing, plus the state's many national parks and forests are Colorado's principal attractions. Colorado is great for residential and commercial development due to its robust economy, expanding population, and job market. Colorado property investment offers many rewards, from appreciating the state's natural beauty to profiting from its economic growth and stability.
