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Denver CO Apartments

Apartment Rentals in Denver, CO

Consistently ranked among the most attractive big cities for people of all ages, Denver, CO is also an exciting place to rent an apartment. Its low cost of living and ample recreational opportunities make it one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, and hundreds of new apartments in all styles and at all price points are being built here each year.

Timing Your Lease

With so many colleges and universities in the area, Denver has a highly mobile student population. Whether you fall into this category or not, you'll find that many Denver leases begin at the start of the school year in September and offer renters the option to sublet their apartment for the summer. Incidentally, early summer may be the best time to move to Denver because of the ease of finding a place to sublet. More often than not, you'll be able to stay in that same apartment when the new lease begins in the fall.

Denver is a beautiful city with many natural and man-made assets. Many new apartment developments here spring up along its several light-rail lines, which provide easy access to the downtown business district, professional sports facilities, and the medical, technology and university clusters that together provide the bulk of the city's employment. Many of Denver's most desirable apartments can be found near its world-class parks as well. And remember, any west-facing apartment above the third story provides a stunning view of the Rocky Mountains.

On-site and Neighborhood Amenities

As you look at apartments around the city, be sure to ask each landlord or manager what kind of on-site amenities your building or complex has. Denver's glorious summers and cold winters ensure that many new complexes have both an outdoor pool and enclosed exercise facility provided free of charge to tenants and their guests. Some student-focused housing facilities also feature a concierge with regular office hours to help new arrivals get acquainted with the city. It's also important to locate neighborhood amenities like restaurants, shopping and nightlife before you move in, especially if you're unfamiliar with the area.