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3 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Denver, CO - 98 Rentals available

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Denver, CO Demographics

  • Total Population649,654
  • Female 324,730
    Male 324,924
  • Median Age34.1

Average Rent in Denver, CO

  • Denver, CO Average Rental Price, January 2019$1,602/mo

Denver, CO Apartment Rent Ranges

  • $701-$1,0006%
  • $1,001-$1,50045%
  • $1,501-$2,00034%
  • > $2,00015%

Denver, CO Rent Trends

Average Rent Jan / 2016 May / 2016 Sept / 2016 Jan / 2017 May / 2017 Sept / 2017 Jan / 2018 May / 2018 Jan / 2019
Denver, CO $1,399 $1,461 $1,467 $1,445 $1,519 $1,509 $1,532 $1,535 $1,602
National $1,290 $1,319 $1,334 $1,329 $1,354 $1,366 $1,366 $1,381 $1,396
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Denver, CO Households

  • Total Number of Households275,795
  • Family 133,549
    Non-family 142,246
  • Children 70,729
    No Children 205,066
  • Average People Per Household2.3
  • Median Household Income$53,637
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,103

Denver, CO Education Statistics

  • No High School6%
  • Some High School26%
  • Some College21%
  • Associate Degree5%
  • Bachelor Degree26%
  • Graduate Degree16%

Renting a 3 bedroom apartment in Denver, CO

With 98 apartments in Denver, CO, it can be hard finding just the right 3 bedroom apartment. Before you even start thinking about size, price and features, you have to choose a neighborhood. And that’s no easy task, considering that, depending on the area, you get a wide range of rentals in Denver, CO, from very cheap to very expensive. Congress Park is the most expensive neighborhood of Denver, CO with rents as high as $2,437, while in more affordable areas like Barnum the monthly rent can be as low as . Then you also have to factor in the distance to work, kindergarten and/or school. It’s an important decision, as most likely you’re going to spend the next couple of years in this apartment with your family. You are not just searching for an apartment to live in, you’re searching for a home. The internet is supposed to help, but it only confuses you further with redundant lists of things you should pay attention to. We know the feeling very well. Let us give you just one piece of advice: take the rational path and get your priorities right. The only person who knows what type of apartment you need is you. Create a mental or written list of things you absolutely cannot live without, filter accordingly. If a balcony or a garage is absolutely crucial, then head on to the filters section and check the ones you want. This way you will save time by skipping the apartments that don’t meet your criteria.

Is choosing a cheap apartment worth it?

There are certainly plenty of options among our 98 available units in Denver, CO if you’re considering also cheap 3 bedroom apartments. But are they worth considering? Certainly. Yet, you should not get carried away with very low prices, as your decision is not affecting only you. Most probably you’re moving with a family, and for the next few years this will be the place where your children will create memories. Good or bad. Remember how much you hated staying between four walls when you were a kid? Are there any playgrounds or parks around? Neighborhood amenities are important too. Cheap apartments in Denver, CO have low prices mostly because of their location. Take into account your morning commute. With children morning commutes are quite long anyway, so moving to that amazing apartment in Barnum can quickly become a drag if it’s on the opposite end of town than your job or the oldest one’s school. That being said, cheap apartments can be really good deals, but not at any price.