Longmont, stretching along the Front Range north of Boulder, marries big-city amenities with small-town warmth. With nearly 99,000 residents as of the 2020 Census and household median income around $83,000, the city draws a diverse mix of families, students, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Real estate in Longmont shows steady, value-driven activity. Zillow reports an average home value of about $563,300, down approximately 2.5% over the past year, with homes typically going pending in around 26 days. Realtor.com lists a median listing price of $615,000, flat compared to last July.
Movoto’s July 2025 data shows a median sale price at $660,992, with properties selling in about 52 days—sales activity is up from the previous year. Redfin reports a median sale price near $526,000, down 8.3% year-over-year, with homes spending about 55 days on the market.
Longmont thrives for those who value access to the outdoors. With over 1,500 acres of parks, local favorites include McIntosh Lake for walking, paddleboarding, and wildlife viewing, Union Reservoir for boating and birdwatching, and nearby open spaces like Button Rock Preserve, Heil Valley Ranch, and Rabbit Mountain—all ideal for hiking, biking, and photography.
Inside town, the Longmont Museum & Cultural Center and Creative District showcase regional art, history, galleries, and festivals.
Dining and entertainment mirror the city’s eclectic flair. From farm-to-table venues like The Roost and Salt to cheese-focused spots like Cheese Importers, Longmont offers something for every palate. Craft brewery culture is alive and well, with tasting tours, cidery stops, and more.
Education sits on a firm foundation. Longmont is part of the St. Vrain Valley School District—one of Colorado’s largest—with over 50 schools. Notable public schools include Longmont High (with strong robotics, performing arts, and athletics), Mead High (a recognized Unified Champion school), plus several well-rated elementary options like Central and Longmont Estates.