Northside Village (Just north of Downtown) - Still significantly cheaper than EaDo / East End, has rail access along Fulton Street, Developer activity creeping north from Downtown, Industrial-to-residential conversions happening quietly.Magnolia Park (East of Second Ward) - East Blocks spillover pushing further east, Harrisburg corridor improvements, larger lots than EaDo = better redevelopment math.South Union (Near 610 & 288) - Proximity to Med Center without Med Center prices, new construction quietly rising, 288 corridor improvements are long-term bullish.Denver Harbor (East of Downtown, north of Second Ward) - Very affordable entry, close to Port + industrial job hubs, builders testing infill on select blocks.Fifth Ward (BUT specific pockets only) - East River development is already impacting values, Lyons Avenue retail corridor improving, some blocks already ran up block selection is critical.

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