Boulder Colorado here: Bike commuting is amazing here, as it is in many parts of the US that have the population density and public funding to execute it. Any

Boulder Colorado here: Bike commuting is amazing here, as it is in many parts of the US that have the population density and public funding to execute it. Anyway, Daybreak sounds amazing, and yeah, communities like that will always get "bad raps" from locals outside of it. It's human nature: These places are usually priced very high per square foot, due to the huge demand vs. supply of walkable neighborhoods. Locals outside of it see it as a luxury purchase, and then associate the residents with the most snobby behavior of the few snobs who inevitably inhabit it. I'm going to take a wild guess that the locals outside of the community have stereotypical nicknames for it like "People's Republic of Daybreak" or "Bankbreak" or something like that, lol.