CENTENNIAL
Situated in Arapahoe County, Centennial got its name from Colorado’s nickname of the “Centennial State”


WELCOME TO CENTENNIAL
Centennial Airport is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country. If you happened to leave your private jet at home, this is the place to charter a small plane for a scenic tour of the Rockies!
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As one of Colorado's newest cities, Centennial was incorporated in February 2001. It boasts over 100,000 residents, making it one of Colorado's 10 largest cities. Centennial is home to The Streets at SouthGlenn, offering an open-air mix of shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Craft beer lovers will also feel right at home—this near-Denver locale features its very own collection of local breweries, including Resolute Brewing Company and Halfpenny Brewing Company.
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REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS
A major draw of Centennial is its access to award-winning school districts (including Cherry Creek and Littleton Public Schools) and family-oriented neighborhoods. Quick access to downtown Denver, DTC, and high homeownership rates make Centennial consistently popular among buyers.
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Dream House Acres is a desirable community in Centennial bordered by neighborhood parks and a popular Trader Joe's. The community sits just three miles from the South Suburban Golf Course, a superbly maintained 18-hole regulation course. Children in this neighborhood attend Peabody Elementary, Newton Middle, and Littleton High School. Residents enjoy classic, established homes on generous lots, with prices in Dream House Acres typically ranging from $650,000 to $750,000+.
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The overall median home sale price in Centennial sits at approximately $660,000 (with single-family detached homes averaging around $690,000), reflecting a balanced, well-established submarket in the south metro area.
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