Denver neighborhoods guide (March 2026)
Not sure which Denver neighborhood is right for you? Here's a breakdown of Denver's most popular neighborhoods for renters:
Capitol Hill: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
RiNo (River North): Denver's trendiest neighborhood with art galleries, breweries, and trendy restaurants. More expensive but worth it for creatives. Average rent: $1,500-$2,500. Best for: Urban trendsetters and young professionals.
Highlands/LoHi: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Baker/SoBro: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Wash Park: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Thornton: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Westminster: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Aurora: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Lakewood: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Arvada: We can check options here around your budget, move-in date, and commute. Confirm the apartment’s costs before comparing.
Many Denver neighborhoods are currently offering move-in specials including 4-12 weeks free rent, waived application fees, and reduced deposits. Contact Denver Apartment Pro at (720) 560-2740 for current exact pricing and specials.