Denver, CO Rental Market Trends

Q: What are the most popular neighborhoods in Denver?

The most popular neighborhood in Denver is Capitol Hill , where there are 102 listings with an average rent of $1,944. Next up is Speer , where apartments go for $2,130/month, followed by Cheesman Park with $2,382 If you’re looking to rent in Denver’s most popular neighborhoods, make sure to also check out Congress Park , where renters pay $2,564 on average, and Hale , where the average monthly rent is $1,951.

What is the average rent in Denver?

The average rent for an apartment in Denver is $2,000. The cost of rent varies depending on several factors, including location, size, and quality.

Average rent in Denver, CO

Last updated July 2023

Average Rent	Average Apartment Size
$2,000	840 sq. ft.

What is the average apartment size in Denver?

The average size for a Denver, CO apartment is 840 square feet, but this number varies greatly depending on unit type, with cheap and luxury alternatives for houses and apartments alike. Studio apartments are the smallest and most affordable, 1-bedroom apartments are closer to the average, while 2-bedroom apartments and 3-bedroom apartments offer a more generous square footage.

Denver, CO apartment rent ranges

Denver, CO Occupied Housing Units

158,308 or 50% of the households in Denver, CO are renter-occupied while 155,618 or 50% are owner-occupied.

Denver, CO rent trends

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Average Rent in Denver, CO By Neighborhood

Neighborhood	Average Rent
Congress Park	$2,564
Cherry Creek	$2,561
Belcaro	$2,559
LoDo	$2,537
Highland	$2,466
Downtown Denver	$2,443
Five Points	$2,395
Cheesman Park	$2,382
Country Club	$2,382
Washington Park	$2,341
Washington Park West	$2,341
Baker	$2,327
Jefferson Park	$2,272
Sunnyside	$2,272
City Park	$2,255
Lincoln Park	$2,252
Sun Valley	$2,252
Villa Park	$2,252
West Colfax	$2,252
City Park West	$2,216
Berkeley	$2,215
Sloan Lake	$2,215
West Highland	$2,215
Elyria Swansea	$2,181
Globeville	$2,181
Cory - Merrill	$2,131
Platt Park	$2,131
Rosedale	$2,131
University	$2,131
Wellshire Denver	$2,131
Speer	$2,130
Lowry Field	$2,109
RiNo Denver	$2,103
Barnum West	$2,075
Denver International Airport	$2,070
Green Valley Ranch Denver	$2,070
Clayton	$2,060
Cole	$2,060
Skyland	$2,060
Whittier	$2,060
Park Hill Denver	$2,044
Overland	$1,986
Hampden South	$1,954
Southmoor Park	$1,954
East Colfax	$1,951
Hale	$1,951
Mayfair	$1,951
Montclair	$1,951
Stapleton Denver	$1,947
Capitol Hill	$1,944
Uptown Denver	$1,944
Windsor	$1,930
Gateway Denver	$1,910
Bear Valley	$1,909
Fort Logan	$1,869
Harvey Park South	$1,844
Montbello	$1,797
Harvey Park	$1,776
Hilltop	$1,727
Indian Creek	$1,726
College View - South Platte	$1,719
Athmar Park	$1,677
Ruby Hill	$1,677
Valverde	$1,677
University Hills	$1,665
Virginia Village	$1,650
Washington Virginia Vale	$1,642
Goldsmith	$1,642
Hampden	$1,637
Regis	$1,508
Chaffee Park	$1,477
Barnum	$1,294
Mar Lee	$1,294
Westwood	$1,294

What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Denver?

The most affordable neighborhoods in Denver are Barnum, where the average rent goes for $1,294/month, Mar Lee, where renters pay $1,294/mo on average, and Westwood, where the average rent goes for $1,294/mo. If you’re looking for other great deals, check out the listings from Chaffee Park ($1,477), Regis ($1,508), and Hampden ($1,637), where the asking prices are below the average Denver rent of $2,000/mo.

What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Denver?

The most expensive neighborhoods in Denver are Belcaro ($2,559), Cherry Creek ($2,561) and Congress Park ($2,564).

What are the most popular neighborhoods in Denver?

The most popular neighborhood in Denver is Capitol Hill, where there are 102 listings with an average rent of $1,944. Next up is Speer, where apartments go for $2,130/month, followed by Cheesman Park with $2,382 If you’re looking to rent in Denver’s most popular neighborhoods, make sure to also check out Congress Park, where renters pay $2,564 on average, and Hale, where the average monthly rent is $1,951.

Denver | Rent Comparison by Neighborhood

Rent in Athmar Park is 28% lower than in Baker

$1,677

Athmar Park rent is 16% lower than Denver average

Average Rent $1,677

$2,327

Baker rent is 16% higher than Denver average

Average Rent $2,327

How Denver Compares to Other Cities

City	Average Rent
Denver	$2,000
Colorado Springs	$1,576
Boulder	$2,439
Boulder	$2,439
Aurora	$1,747
Aurora	$1,747
Lakewood	$1,902
Lakewood	$1,902
Littleton	$2,113
Littleton	$2,113
Englewood	$1,935
Englewood	$1,935
Broomfield	$2,019
Thornton	$1,896
Broomfield	$2,019
Thornton	$1,842
Fort Collins	$1,925
Westminster	$1,886
Westminster	$1,930
Castle Rock	$2,019
Parker	$2,003

What is the average price for a storage unit in Denver?

The average rent for a non-climate-controlled 10'x10' storage unit in Denver is $157.4. Rental costs vary depending on several factors, including unit size and the storage facility's location and amenities.