Economic Areas and Neighborhood Maps

Property types are generally self-explanatory, but economic areas and neighborhoods, when used for mass appraisal valuation, are not always so clear. An economic area is a grouping of neighborhoods that have similar economic forces or geographic location. Economic forces are identified as physical and man-made features that are common to the area. Rivers, mountain passes, shopping centers, employment and entertainment centers are features that can be an uniting feature for different residential neighborhoods. For example, the Golden vicinity is an economic area due to similar physical and man-made features (South Table Mountain, Coors, downtown Golden, the foothills). The Golden economic area consists of 10 neighborhoods. A neighborhood consists of similarly valued properties in similar areas. Neighborhoods will typically contain homes of several filings of the same or similar subdivision.

The following  Maps are in PDF format and require Acrobat Reader to view and print.

Click on the icon to the right to download the free software. 

The following maps are larg format maps in size and may be slow to load for viewing.

• Economic Area Boundary Map (.pdf)
• Area 1: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 2.7 MB) 
• Area 2: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 3.6 MB)
• Area 3: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 4.0 MB)
• Area 4: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 3.3 MB)
• Area 5: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 1.4 MB)
• Area 6: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 2.0 MB)
• Area 7: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 0.6 MB)
• Area 8: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 3.0 MB)
• Area 9: Neighborhoods (.pdf size 3.9 MB)

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