Erie
Nestled between Boulder and Denver, the Home Rule Town of Erie spans both Weld and Boulder counties. With a 2020 population of just over 30,000, Erie has experienced explosive growth—its population increased by over 65% since 2010. Its location along I-25 affords seamless commutes to Denver, Boulder, and Denver International Airport, while still offering a strong small-town appeal with sweeping open spaces and scenic Front Range views.
real estate
Erie continues to attract buyers seeking larger homes with more space, often at more affordable prices compared to Boulder.
The market has shown consistent appreciation due to its proximity to major job centers, excellent schools, and expanding community amenities.
recent market trends
Erie continues to attract buyers seeking larger homes with more space, often at more affordable prices ocmpared to Boulder.
The market has shown consistent appreciation due to its proximity to major job centers, excellent schools, and expanding community amenities.
OUTDOOR & INDOOR
Erie offers plenty of outdoor recreation, including:
Erie Community Park with trails, open fields, and sports courts.
Coal Creek Trail for walking, biking, and nature walks.
Vista Ridge Golf Club for golf enthusiasts.
The Erie Community Center provides fitness, aquatics, and recreation programs.
Restaurants & Entertainment
Downtown Erie has a charming Main Street with local restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops.
Popular spots include 24 Carrot Bistro, Echo Brewing, and The Rusty Melon.
The town also hosts community events like Erie Town Fair and Balloon Festival, drawing residents together.
Schools
Erie is served primarily by the St. Vrain Valley School District, known for strong academics and extracurricular opportunities.
Notable schools include Erie Elementary, Erie Middle School, and Erie High School.
