Denver, CO
Updated April 29, 2026 · Would You Live There?
Good for now
Verdict
$813K
Median Price
53/100
Walk Score
8.1/10
Schools
12 min
to Denver, CO
Score Breakdown
Our Take
This Denver neighborhood has strong income levels and good schools, plus a quick 12‑minute commute to downtown. Walkability and public transit are limited, and housing costs are high, so it’s solid for now but not for long‑term stability.
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The Good
- ✓High median income ($113k+),
- ✓Top‑rated public schools (average 8.1),
- ✓Low flood risk,
- ✓Bike‑friendly streets (bike score 57)
Real Talk
- !Very high housing and rent prices for the area,
- !Limited public transit and walkability may feel restrictive,
- !Noise can be an issue with some nearby commercial spots,
- !Property taxes and utilities can add up quickly
- $High property tax burden
- $Elevated homeowner association fees in some developments
- $Higher insurance premiums due to higher property values
Best For
Risk Snapshot
Crime & Safety
Denver, CO
Safety grade
5% higher than the national average
2% higher than the national average
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Rates are estimated from neighborhood characteristics using national FBI baselines. Actual figures vary by block — always verify with local sources before making decisions.
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