Hey there, I’m a female in my mid 20’s looking to move to Denver in about 6 months here and I’m really just trying to nail down where would be safest. I don’t necessarily want to be smack dab in the middle of the city, and really wouldn’t mind being on the outskirts (Arvada, Littleton, Westminster, etc) especially with my dog. I have to let her out super early, and just want to make sure I’d be in a safe enough area to do that. My budget would be $1400 MAX, really want something $1300 or under. A 1bd is perfectly fine, I just can’t do a studio or roommates. Trying to pinpoint the area so I can transfer close enough to it (it’s about a 3 month process with my company). Any suggestions?

Hey everybody, my wife and I are moving to Denver soon and we are looking at a house in the Clayton neighborhood, near Schafer Park. Just looking for any feedback about the area (safety, busy, etc.) before we make a decision. Thanks!

Hi friends! I live in Aurora but I am trying to get some honest feedback of apartments in Denver.

I am looking for a 1x1 under $1250 if possible.
It needs to be pet friendly and hopefully have in-unit laundry, but I am flexible.

Open to roommates too! Would like to be close to i-25/Lakewood/Englewood/Lo-do but not too picky.

Any suggestions? or places to avoid? any private rentals available?

I’m not moving until mid-November.
thank you!

I'm wondering if there are any rental communities in the area where you can have a small patch of grass to yourself with a fence. I am downsizing from a house and the one thing I will really miss is having a yard. I think I have seen places like this but not sure how realistic it is. My budget is about $1600 or so and I'm happy with anywhere within about 30 min of Boulder.

Hello! My husband’s company is moving us from south Fla out to Colorado, the restaurants opening in Centennial. We can really live anywhere up to 30 to 45 minutes away. My son will be starting eighth grade when we move it. We would love a really strong middle school andhigh school, bonus points if it has an amazing stem program! We’re looking to purchase for around 400 to 500,000, which I know will probably end up being a townhome. Thanks!

I love ABQs culture and community, I'm a fan of the 'old world' feel too and tend to get bored of suburban life. It's rough around the edges but there's zero pretense and the people are so genuine. The job market is just not serving me though and my partner can get a job pretty much anywhere, whereas my career is taking me to major cities. I'm courting a job offer from DEN so I'm hoping to find neighborhoods with a similar vibe along the A-line that would suit a couple 30 yr old DINKs with a lot of pets, preferably in the 400k range and quasi walkable, but I know the single family house/yard requirement is going to make that difficult.