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Median Rent
  • $2,260 - $2,490
  • $2,020 - $2,260
  • $1,780 - $2,020
  • $1,540 - $1,780
  • $1,300 - $1,540
  • $1,060 - $1,300
  • $820 - $1,060

Denver Rent Snapshot Denver Rent Snapshot

Chart Bdr Mdn Rent Sect8 Avg Sqft $/Sqft Rentals
Studio $585 $630 535 $1.09 1,500+
1 $745 $718 755 $0.99 8,000+
2 $995 $909 1095 $0.91 9,500+
3 $1,295 $1,291 1568 $0.83 4,500+
4 $1,495 $1,504 2042 $0.73 1,500+
Last updated: Monday, October 06, 2008

Denver Demographics, Vacancy Rate, Renter occupied Denver At a Glance

Rental Area DemographicsTypical neighbor is predominantly of White ethnicity, majority attaining High School education level and generates about $39,500 per year in household income.

  •   Renter occupied: 45 %
  •   Population: 554,636
  •   Vacancy rate: 4.9 %
  •   Median household income: $39,500
  •   Monthly rent affordability: $987
  •   Crime rate index: Violent: 5, Property: 4 (1-lowest, 5-highest)
  •   Ethnicity: White (65 %) , Hispanic (32 %) , Black (11 %)
  •   Age groups: Under 18 (22 %), 25 to 34 (20 %), 35 to 44 (16 %)
  •   Education: High School (41 %) , College (15 %) , Graduate School (8 %)

The information is based on 2000 Census data.

Denver Neighborhoods

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  Southwestern Denver (2,000+) $500 (43)5.3% $650 (532)0.0% $813 (915)-4.4% $1,100 (513)-4.3% $1,299 (174)-0.1%
  Southeastern Denver (5,000+) $510 (393)2.0% $630 (1,500+)2.1% $840 (2,000+)-1.8% $1,200 (799)-2.0% $1,698 (231)2.9%
  Central East Denver (3,500+) $548 (211)-7.9% $745 (1,000+)8.0% $1,000 (1,000+)0.2% $1,457 (555)-2.5% $1,495 (234)-
  Central West Denver (1,000+) $600 (10)- $750 (315)3.4% $950 (625)0.0% $1,125 (385)-2.1% $1,100 (96)-8.3%
  Northwestern Denver (767) - - $710 (190)2.2% $950 (368)-5.0% $1,025 (155)2.5% $1,388 (54)-4.3%
  Park Hill (673) - - $625 (86)-16.7% $925 (248)-5.1% $1,150 (254)-3.8% $1,595 (85)0.0%
  Northern Denver (613) - - $895 (139)21.3% $1,025 (237)22.3% $1,273 (176)- $1,300 (61)-7.1%
  Capitol Hill (2,000+) $593 (360)-7.1% $775 (1,000+)-2.3% $1,395 (696)-6.9% $1,650 (154)- $2,500 (36)-
  Highland (945) $1,075 (24)- $803 (306)1.3% $950 (399)-5.0% $1,450 (168)3.9% $1,698 (48)-
  University (956) $595 (71)3.8% $625 (254)-3.8% $1,000 (348)1.0% $1,350 (171)-9.1% $1,875 (112)-16.7%
  Washington Park (772) $583 (5)- $685 (242)-14.4% $1,295 (296)-7.4% $1,600 (174)-3.0% $2,900 (55)-
  Alamo Placita (1,000+) $563 (95)4.6% $733 (506)-0.7% $1,050 (391)10.5% $1,900 (100)- $1,800 (21)-
  Gateway-Green Valley Ranch (581) - - $809 (55)-8.0% $979 (162)-6.8% $1,295 (277)2.5% $1,450 (87)7.6%
  Five Points (1,000+) $970 (59)- $1,200 (371)9.1% $1,695 (439)- $1,900 (146)- $1,800 (10)-
  City Park (804) $600 (67)- $825 (362)-5.7% $1,455 (252)3.7% $1,709 (90)19.1% $1,275 (33)-
  Baker (281) $529 (5)- $625 (82)5.0% $888 (141)10.6% $1,400 (53)-15.0% - -
  Cherry Creek (497) - - $1,050 (140)8.8% $1,255 (217)14.6% $3,300 (110)7.3% $3,250 (30)-
  Lodo (945) $1,134 (79)-3.2% $1,463 (427)- $1,987 (378)-0.7% $3,048 (56)-6.6% $2,600 (5)-
  Jefferson Park (249) - - $582 (75)-18.4% $800 (123)-10.6% $1,425 (51)-1.7% - -
  Auraria (79) - - $1,000 (24)- $1,995 (55)0.0% - - - -
  Stapleton (189) - - $939 (35)- $1,570 (81)1.9% $1,599 (67)0.0% $2,700 (6)-
  Golden Triangle (113) - - $1,428 (71)-4.8% $1,707 (42)-0.3% - - - -

City The City and County of Denver is the capital and the most populous city of the U.S. state of Colorado. Denver is located in the South Platte River Valley on the High Plains just east of the Front Range of the Southern Rocky Mountains. The Denver downtown district is located immediately east of the confluence of Cherry Creek with the South Platte River, approximately 15 miles east of the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Denver is nicknamed The Mile-High City because its official elevation is exactly one mile above sea level. Denver apartments for rent comparison page shows most up to date rent information on Denver apartments and houses. Rent information is obtained from multiple rental sources but we cannot guarantee their accuracy.