Real Estate in Lone Tree, CO

Lone Tree is a south-metro city in Douglas County, along I-25 and C-470. Most of its housing is newer than in the inner suburbs, with townhomes, single-family neighborhoods and active development in RidgeGate on the city's south side.

Retail and employment are significant. Park Meadows is a major shopping center, Sky Ridge Medical Center is a large local employer and the Lone Tree Arts Center anchors the city's cultural life. Light rail also reaches Lone Tree.

Because newer neighborhoods often come with HOA dues and metro-district taxes, monthly costs can look different from older areas. Jeffrey helps you compare the full cost of ownership between communities.

Lone Tree has the highest median among the south-metro cities here: about $1.0 million according to Redfin, up roughly 8.3% from last year, with homes selling in about 40 days. Median price per square foot is near $281. Only about 62 homes sold in September, and the figure is influenced by large new-construction homes.

Source: Redfin housing market data for Lone Tree, three months ending September 2026; accessed October 22, 2026. Homes sold in September: 62. These are medians for all home types that shift as new sales close, so use them as a guide, not an appraisal.

Lone Tree sits on I-25 and C-470, and the light rail stations at Lincoln, Sky Ridge and RidgeGate Parkway connect to Denver. Trails, parks and open space are part of many neighborhoods.

In Lone Tree, HOA and metro-district fees can change the monthly picture as much as price. Jeffrey will compile them for any address, and the calculators help you test your numbers. Try the investment calculators →