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Denver is not only Colorado's capital and largest city, it's also a thriving community with energy to spare. In the last 15 years alone, Denver has built a new airport, baseball stadium, central library, downtown amusement park and light-rail system. That much change might unsettle some towns, but Denver has absorbed the additions without breaking its stride. The economy is strong, the population is growing, and the city's national profile is on the rise.all of which make it a good area to explore apartments for rent.
Quality of Life
In addition to great museums, thriving neighborhoods, a flourishing arts scene and an ethnically diverse population, Denver boasts a happening downtown core full of restaurants, clubs, boutiques, galleries and packed sidewalks. Thankfully, though, the city remains in touch with the enterprising, occasionally reckless frontier town it was not so long ago. Historic buildings and preservation districts abound within the city's limits. Denver is committed to maintaining open space and has an outstanding park system. Local leaders have worked diligently to stave off pollution, crime, traffic and other symptoms of aging. Denver has matured to a point of sophistication and cultural attainment, yet it remains youthful, enthusiastic and eager to please. Sports fans can cheer for several pro sports teams, including the NFL Denver Broncos, MLB Colorado Rockies and NBA Denver Nuggets. Denver enjoys a relatively mild climate, with winter temperatures falling to the teens and the summer heat hitting the 80s.
Where the Jobs Are
Denver has a diverse economy and a wide range of employment opportunities. Major sources of income for the area include industry, mining, agriculture and tourism. Federal and state government are also major employers for the city; in fact, Denver has one of the largest concentrations of federal workers in the nation, with almost 250 federal offices in the area. The most famous is the United States Mint; other federal facilities include the Federal Reserve Band, United States Customs and federal court system. Industries on the rise include high-tech companies, medical technology and aerospace companies.
Cost of Living & Apartment Prices
Denver's overall cost of living is 35% above the national average, so it's not the cheapest place to live. However, affordable apartment rentals are available, with the median price for all apartments at $700 per month. The full range encompasses basic studio apartments starting in the $400-500 range up to luxurious apartment rentals topping $2,000. How's that for variety?
Neighborhoods to Explore
In the city itself, take a look at the Lower Downtown area, where you can enjoy true urban living. Here, you'll find more than 100 restaurants, numerous galleries, clubs and shops interspersed with cool loft apartments for rent. If luxury is something you.re looking for, take a look at the Cherry Creek neighborhood, where you'll find upscale apartments along the 22-mile Cherry Creek path, a popular trail for biking, running and walking. Outside of Denver, you can explore the suburbs of Lakewood, Aurora, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Littleton, Englewood and Wheat Ridge for more apartments for rent.
Denver, CO 80230
Denver, CO 80203
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