1150 Inca St #18 is a 977 square foot condo with 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. Based on Redfin's Denver data, we estimate the home's value is $383,757.
CondoProperty Type
1982Year Built
$393Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Source:Public Records
Redfin Estimate
$383,757
$12K since August
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This home's estimate is 23% higher than the average sale price ($312K) of 6 comparable homes.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,106 (−5.2%)
$8,110 + $22,550
$30,660
2024
$2,221 (+2.2%)
$8,110 + $22,550
$30,660
2023
$2,173 (+6.1%)
$5,630 + $22,410
$28,040
2022
$2,047 (+3.6%)
$8,690 + $17,050
$25,740
2021
$1,976 (+9.1%)
$8,940 + $17,540
$26,480
2020
$1,811 (+2.9%)
$7,290 + $17,120
$24,410
2019
$1,760 (+3.1%)
$7,290 + $17,120
$24,410
2018
$1,707 (+0.3%)
$5,340 + $16,730
$22,070
2017
$1,702 (+19.4%)
$5,340 + $16,730
$22,070
2016
$1,426 (+30.3%)
$5,335 + $16,735
$22,070
2014
$1,094 (−0.1%)
$2,290 + $10,890
$13,180
2013
$1,095 (−17.3%)
$2,292 + $10,888
$13,180
2012
$1,324 (+17.9%)
$3,280 + $12,470
$15,750
2011
$1,123 (+2.8%)
$3,280 + $12,470
$15,750
2010
$1,093 (+2.2%)
$3,280 + $12,470
$15,750
2009
$1,069
$3,280 + $13,130
$16,410
Tax history for 1150 Inca St #18
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,106 (−5.2%)
$8,110 + $22,550
$30,660
2024
$2,221 (+2.2%)
$8,110 + $22,550
$30,660
2023
$2,173 (+6.1%)
$5,630 + $22,410
$28,040
2022
$2,047 (+3.6%)
$8,690 + $17,050
$25,740
2021
$1,976 (+9.1%)
$8,940 + $17,540
$26,480
2020
$1,811 (+2.9%)
$7,290 + $17,120
$24,410
2019
$1,760 (+3.1%)
$7,290 + $17,120
$24,410
2018
$1,707 (+0.3%)
$5,340 + $16,730
$22,070
2017
$1,702 (+19.4%)
$5,340 + $16,730
$22,070
2016
$1,426 (+30.3%)
$5,335 + $16,735
$22,070
2014
$1,094 (−0.1%)
$2,290 + $10,890
$13,180
2013
$1,095 (−17.3%)
$2,292 + $10,888
$13,180
2012
$1,324 (+17.9%)
$3,280 + $12,470
$15,750
2011
$1,123 (+2.8%)
$3,280 + $12,470
$15,750
2010
$1,093 (+2.2%)
$3,280 + $12,470
$15,750
2009
$1,069
$3,280 + $13,130
$16,410
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
B-8
UO-2
UO-1
Intensive General Business/High Density Residential District
This district, primarily for activity centers, provides the concentration of retailing, personal and business services, as well as residential and cultural uses at a necessary intensity to efficiently be served by mass transit facilities. The regulations are designed to permit a highly concentrated, intense development of the enumerated facilities, limited by standards designed to provide light and air for street exposures of buildings in the district. Building floor area cannot exceed 4 times the site area plus floor area premiums for the development of plazas, arcades, or the provision of low-level light areas. Building height is not controlled by bulk standards.
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