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As of 2023, Louisville city, Colorado has a population of approximately 21,000 and Boulder, CO has about 104,000 residents. Louisville’s median age is 42, and Boulder’s is lower, at 28, due to the student population. In both cities, the gender split is nearly even (about 49% male, 51% female). Racially, Louisville is 84% White, 9% Asian, 8% Hispanic/Latino, while Boulder is 82% White, 9% Hispanic/Latino, 7% Asian. Both cities have small percentages of Black, Native American, and multiracial residents.

Louisville, Boulder County, CO, offers robust healthcare access with facilities like Avista AdventHealth Hospital (114 beds) and several primary care clinics. Approximately 95% of Louisville residents have health insurance, surpassing the national average. The city’s primary healthcare providers include Avista, Boulder Medical Center, and UCHealth. The population (approx. 21,000) is predominantly White (85%), with a median age of 42. Common health issues include heart disease, diabetes, and mental health concerns. Louisville has a physician-to-population ratio of about 1:950, ensuring good access to care compared to state averages.

Louisville, adjacent to Boulder, CO, boasts a 77% homeownership rate, with median home values around $800,000 and typical rents near $2,300/month (2024). The property market remains strong, with values appreciating over 5% annually. Housing types include single-family homes, townhomes, and condos, especially in neighborhoods like Old Town, Coal Creek Ranch, and Centennial Heights. Boulder County’s property tax rate averages 0.55% of assessed value, making taxes moderate relative to Colorado. Inventory remains limited, supporting seller-favorable conditions.

Louisville, Boulder County, CO, boasts excellent education, with a high school graduation rate of about 97% and 77% of adults holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. The city has 8 public schools (elementary to high school), with schools like Monarch High earning a GreatSchools rating of 9/10. School safety measures and advanced STEM, arts, and AP programs enhance learning. The adult education participation rate exceeds 25%, reflecting strong lifelong learning values. Louisville’s commitment to quality education makes it one of Colorado’s top-performing communities academically.

Louisville, Colorado’s transportation is primarily car-dependent, with 75%+ of residents commuting alone by car and vehicle ownership rates near 2 cars per household. The average commute time is about 24 minutes. Fewer than 5% use public transit, serviced mainly by RTD buses connecting to Boulder and Denver. Bike paths and trails support active transportation. Infrastructure includes US-36 and State Highway 42. Major employment hubs are the Colorado Tech Center and downtown Louisville, with many residents commuting to Boulder or Denver.