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General Info
Population46,774
Center Elevation4,505 ft(1,373 m)
Housing & Wealth
Median Home
$792,086
Median Rent
$1,680
Median Income$126,041
Rent Burden16%
Climate & Risks
Sunny Days325 days/yr
Avg. High62°F
Avg. Low44°F
Comfort Score46/100Mixed
Temp Swing55°F
Annual Precipitation16"(41 cm)
Annual Snowfall58"(147 cm)
Air Quality
AQI 49 (Avg)27 days > 100
Infrastructure & Lifestyle
Walkability62
Transit Score52
Safety Score83 / 100
School Rating5.9/10
Internet Access
Fiber: 11%Cable: 98%
Demographics
Median Age33.6 years
College Educated49%
Remote Workers21%
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