Lowry was redeveloped from the former Lowry Air Force Base, and its housing reflects several different periods of development. The neighborhood includes detached homes, duplexes, townhomes and condominiums. Some residences occupy converted historic buildings, while Boulevard One contains newer homes within the final major redevelopment area.
As you save favorites, compare more than bedrooms and price. Property type and year built can help explain differences in outdoor space, parking, maintenance and the kinds of renovations that may be possible.
Homes in legacy Lowry are part of the Lowry Community Master Association. Many properties also belong to a second association, particularly townhomes and condominiums, although some detached homes have sub-associations too.
A second association payment may cover landscaping, exterior painting, roofing, windows or other shared maintenance. Coverage varies, so compare the total stated dues and what each association reportedly maintains—not just the monthly amount shown in the listing.
Historic status, architectural review, nearby development and former-air-base environmental records do not affect every Lowry property in the same way. These questions become important when a particular home moves to the top of your Favorites list. Kenna Real Estate Group can help identify the property’s exact subdivision, available association information and the records or disclosures worth reviewing before you schedule a tour or consider an offer.