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Lone Tree First-Time Home Buyers: A Realtor's Guide

First-time buyers in Lone Tree, CO: 19 homes listed at $600K or less today, what entry homes sold for, HOA and metro district costs, CHFA help.

Can a first-time buyer afford Lone Tree?

Yes, but only at the condo and townhome end, and the budget runs higher than most first-time buyers expect. First-time home buyers in Lone Tree had 19 homes listed at $600,000 or less on November 5, 2026, out of 76 for sale, and 32 at $700,000 or less. In the 12 months to Oct 30, 2026, 61 of 256 Lone Tree sales closed at $600,000 or less (24%). REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, the hardest working man in real estate, and our team of real estate agents at The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC wrote this Lone Tree Realtor guide from today’s MLS numbers, so you know what a first budget buys before you tour. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Short answer

What does a first home cost in Lone Tree?

On Nov 5, 2026, 17 of the 19 Lone Tree listings at $600,000 or less were townhomes or condos and 2 were houses. Homes with two bedrooms or fewer sold at a median of $549,990 over the past 12 months, and three-bedroom homes at $675,000.

What first-time buyers find in Lone Tree today

19

listed at $600K or less, Nov 5, 2026

32

listed at $700K or less

61

sales at $600K or less in 12 months

$825,000

median sale, all Lone Tree homes, 12 months

Lone Tree listings at 600 thousand dollars or less on November 5, 2026: condos 9, townhomes 8, houses 2Lone Tree listed at $600K or lessCondos9Townhomes8Houses2
MLS Active and Coming Soon listings in Lone Tree, November 5, 2026.

Of the 61 sales at $600,000 or less, the median size was 1,743 square feet. They closed at a median 99.1% of the last list price, and 34 (56%) sold below list, so there is room to negotiate on many entry-price homes. Three-bedroom homes sold at a median of $675,000 (59 sales). Today’s Lone Tree supply by type: 47 houses, 18 townhomes and 11 condos.

Lone Tree homes for sale at $600,000 or less, updated daily

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Lone Tree homes for sale at $600,000 or less, updated daily Market Stats

18
Homes Listed
106
Avg. Days on Site
$365
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$472,363
Med. List Price

Where a first budget fits in Lone Tree

Lone Tree is its own city in Douglas County, south of C-470 along I-25, home to Park Meadows mall, Sky Ridge Medical Center and the RidgeGate area east of I-25. Most addresses are ZIP 80124; part of RidgeGate carries ZIP 80134. Neighborhoods include Heritage Hills, Carriage Club, Acres Green and RidgeGate, where much of the newer building is.

  • Light rail: RTD’s E and R Lines stop at Lincoln, Sky Ridge, Lone Tree City Center and RidgeGate Parkway stations, so a condo near a station can mean a car-light commute to the Denver Tech Center or downtown Denver.
  • Entry price: almost every Lone Tree home under $600,000 is a condo or townhome; detached houses start well above it.
ZIPSales, 12 monthsMedian saleSold at $600K or less
80124217$799,00053
8013439$910,0008

MLS closed sales in Lone Tree, 12 months to Oct 30, 2026; ZIPs with 30+ sales, lowest median first.

The monthly costs first-time buyers forget in Lone Tree

  • HOA dues: the median monthly HOA on today’s Lone Tree listings at $600,000 or less that show a fee (18) is $344. Read what it covers: water, trash, exterior insurance and snow removal are common in condos.
  • Metro districts: RidgeGate and other newer areas pay a metro district mill levy on top of the HOA; it shows up in the property tax bill. Ask for the levy before you offer.
  • Insurance: hail deductibles on many Colorado policies start at 1% to 2% of the home’s value; condo buyers add an HO-6 policy for the inside of the unit.

See Lone Tree real estate statistics, then build the payment with the Colorado mortgage calculator and today’s Colorado mortgage rates.

Down payment help for Lone Tree buyers

Most down payment assistance programs we work with start at a 620 credit score. Between 580 and 619, you’ll usually need your own down payment. Under 580, start with credit help first.

ProgramWhat you getMinimum credit scoreIncome limit
CHFA (Colorado Housing and Finance Authority)A grant of up to 3% of the first mortgage, or a second mortgage of up to 4%, capped at $25,000; $1,000 of your own money in the deal; homebuyer education620$178,920 statewide (CHFA income limits effective Nov 2, 2026)
$1,000 cash-to-close pathThe ways our buyers have closed with about $1,000 of their own money, program by programVaries by programVaries by program

Under 580, or not sure of your score: start with our Kenna Credit Care program. Many of our buyers use Mike Oswald at Rate and trust him. We are not affiliated, you can use any lender you choose, and we receive nothing for the introduction.

Why first-time buyers pick our Lone Tree Realtors and real estate agents

5.0

stars on 283 Google reviews

A+

Better Business Bureau, accredited since 2017

2003

Brian Lee Burke licensed in Colorado since

306

homes Brian sold in 10 years, $117 million

A first purchase goes wrong in the paperwork, not on the tour: the HOA and metro district disclosures, the condo’s loan approval, the inspection objection and the appraisal. REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke and our team of real estate agents read them with you line by line, and Brian’s 25 years in construction help on the inspection. Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC supervises every contract.

What to watch out for buying your first home in Lone Tree

  • Ask for the metro district mill levy on any RidgeGate home; two similar homes can carry very different tax bills.
  • Read the condo or townhome HOA budget, the reserve study and any special assessment planned.
  • Check FHA approval on the condo complex before you offer if you are using an FHA or CHFA loan.
  • Confirm the station walk or drive time yourself if light rail is the reason you are buying.
  • Read the HOA rental, parking and pet rules before you buy if any of them matter to you.

Lone Tree first-time buyer questions

Can a first-time buyer afford Lone Tree?

At the townhome and condo end: 19 Lone Tree homes were listed at $600,000 or less on Nov 5, 2026, 17 of them townhomes or condos.

What do first homes in Lone Tree sell for?

61 Lone Tree homes sold at $600,000 or less in the 12 months to Oct 30, 2026; the median for all Lone Tree sales was $825,000.

Can I use CHFA down payment assistance in Lone Tree?

Yes. CHFA has no purchase price limit; its income limit is $178,920 and you need a 620 credit score and $1,000 of your own money.

Is there light rail in Lone Tree?

Yes. RTD’s E and R Lines stop at Lincoln, Sky Ridge, Lone Tree City Center and RidgeGate Parkway stations.

What county is Lone Tree in?

Douglas County. Lone Tree is its own city, south of C-470 along I-25.

Do I need a Realtor to buy my first home in Lone Tree?

It helps with the HOA, metro district and loan paperwork. REALTOR Brian Lee Burke and our team of real estate agents read all of it with you and explain the buyer agency agreement before you tour.

What is the difference between a Realtor and a real estate agent?

Every agent who helps you buy or sell in Colorado holds a state real estate license. A REALTOR is a licensed agent who also belongs to the National Association of REALTORS and follows its Code of Ethics. In The Kenna Group, Brian Lee Burke is a REALTOR; the others are licensed real estate agents at Keller Williams DTC.

Want new Lone Tree homes in your budget the day they list?

Tell us your budget. A Kenna real estate agent sets the alert and checks the HOA and metro district before you offer.

Talk to a Lone Tree Realtor

Why people call us: 5.0 stars on 283 Google reviews (checked October 2026), A+ with the Better Business Bureau (accredited since 2017), REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke licensed in Colorado since 2003, 306 homes Brian sold in the last 10 years ($117 million) and 1,000+ homes with his team over 20+ years, with Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC supervising every contract. See Brian’s sold homes, our proof as a group and the team.

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

The Kenna Group is a real estate group with Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC (Keller Williams DTC), 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, CO 80111, formerly known as Kenna Real Estate Group, serving Denver metro home buyers and sellers.

Disclaimer: We are real estate agents, not loan officers, tax advisers or attorneys. Program rules, income limits and credit minimums change, and each lender adds its own rules; a licensed lender confirms what you qualify for and a tax professional answers tax questions. Listing counts and prices come from the MLS on November 5, 2026 (Active and Coming Soon) and change daily; sold figures come from MLS closed sales for the dates shown. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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