More Than Numbers
We are a vibrant Place to Work and Live.
Location Matters
Perfectly located between
Denver and Colorado Springs
Downtown Denver – 30 miles, 25 minutes by car
Colorado Springs – 40 miles, 35 minutes by car
Easy access to major state routes
Ring road surrounds the town for easy access everywhere
Transportation Master Plan
- Satisfies the needs of residents
- Accommodates regional traffic
- Protects the integrity of local residential neighborhoods
- Supports Town of Castle Rock’s goals
- Describes Castle Rock’s Functional Street Classification Plan
- Includes development requirements for new roads
- Addresses the full range of travel modes: vehicular, transit, rail, pedestrian and bicycle
- I-25 18 mile stretch between Castle Rock & Monument under construction. Anticipated completion 2022.
Air
- Denver International Airport – 47 miles northeast, 45 minutes by car
- Colorado Springs Municipal Airport – 45 miles south, 45 minutes by car
- Centennial Airport (general aviation) – 19 miles north, 20 minutes by car
Bike & Pedestrian
- Extensive Bike trail plan to connect the town and the regional bike trail network
- Pedestrian friendly Downtown with high walkability
Rail
- Union Pacific
- Burlington Northern / Santa Fe rail lines
Our workforce is growing strong
Source: Data US, 2019
Population
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4.59% GROWTH
Median Age
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AVERAGE Household Income
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Source: CREDC 2018
HomeOWNERship
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Number of employees
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5.22% GROWTH
Median Property value
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5.22% GROWTH
There is more
Easy to attract employees and clients from either city
- 171,569 people make up the Douglas County labor force
- 80% of all households have at least one wage earner; 62% have two or more
- 87% of the workforce has at least some college or post-secondary training
- 47% has a Bachelor’s degree or higher
- 31% work in high tech jobs or industries
- Castle Rock residents work in the metro Denver area and 8% work in the Colorado Springs area
- 43% of employed residents work in Castle Rock
- Nearly 69% of commuters would prefer to work in Castle Rock and 27% would consider taking a 10% pay cut to do so
- Castle Rock has been ranked No. 1 in Job Growth with a 244% increase in jobs since 1990.