Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post
Grand Junction, near expansive vineyards and the Colorado National Monument, ranks as the top city for those looking to relocate to Colorado, according to a Homefront survey of 22 places with 40,000 or more residents in the state. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post) 
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With fewer people moving across state lines, and population growth slowing, places within Colorado will have to compete harder with each other to attract new residents.
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