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Globeville is roughly bounded by Inca St., 52nd Ave., Franklin St. and the South Platte River,
“People actually live here. It’s not just someplace to drive through. There are things going on here and people living their lives here.”
-Antonia Montoya, Globeville neighbor
Cherry Creek is bounded by University and Colorado Boulevards, 6th, Alameda and the Cherry Creek.
“Where else in the city can you just walk out the door and walk to everything? There’s no where else, really. I walk to the grocery store, to the post office, to the library, to the dentist; there’s everything here. It’s so European.”
-Marianne Orkin, Cherry Creek neighbor
The Washington Park neighborhood is bounded by University Blvd., Downing St. Cherry Creek and I-25.
“I grew up in L.A. and I was trying to describe Wash Park to someone out there, so I said, it’s like a beach in the middle of a city. A beach community is small and tight, and there’s always lots of activity all over the place, all of the time. The park is the big draw here and there’s so much activity going on all the time. It’s an amenity that’s really a plus for the neighborhood, just like a beach would be.”
-Janet Lammens, Wash Park neighbor
The Capitol Hill neighborhood is bounded by Downing, Broadway, 7th Ave. and Colfax.
“I don’t think you can get any more centrally located than Cap Hill. I park my car on Friday and I very rarely turn it on before Monday. You’ve got the whole package here, there are singles and families; there are so many places you can walk to and there are so many events going on all the time.” -Tim Vargo, Cap Hill neighbor
