Apartment reviews in Denver
Denver's rental market has cooled but quality varies widely between buildings. Property Peeker scores any Denver apartment on crime, pests, and management quality so you can avoid the worst leases.
Recently scored Denver apartments
Renter's guide to Denver neighborhoods
Each neighborhood has its own quirks. Use this as a starting point, then pull the report for any specific building.
High-rise heavy. Watch for security concerns and noise from venues.
Trendy but rapidly changing. Read recent reviews — management churn is common.
Older stock with character. Pest and heating complaints frequent.
Generally well-managed. Newer construction scores higher than 1970s walk-ups.
Luxury-leaning. Watch for HOA assessment surprises.
Wide quality range — always pull the specific building report.
What to watch for in Denver apartments
- Heating reliability during Denver's cold snaps
- Pest and rodent reports in older walk-up buildings
- Hail and storm damage history on roofs and exteriors
- Aggressive lease-renewal pricing despite a softer market
Renting in Denver: common questions
How do I check Denver apartment safety before renting?
Property Peeker aggregates Denver crime data, tenant reviews, and city complaints so you can see safety and pest issues in one report.
Are pests common in Denver apartments?
Mice and roach complaints cluster in older Capitol Hill and Five Points buildings. Bed bug reports show up in high-turnover properties — always check.
Which Denver neighborhoods are safest for renters?
Highlands, parts of Wash Park, and Cherry Creek tend to score highest, but the building matters more than the neighborhood.