Capitol Hill

Neighborhood Overview
Capitol Hill is dense, walkable, and eclectic—very “real Denver.” Luxury options exist, but they’re typically newer mid-rises on major streets rather than classic walk-ups.

Best for (commute + vibe)

• City-lovers who want walkability and character

• People who want to be close to downtown without living in “downtown”

• Renters who like a lively, mixed, local scene

Luxury rent ranges (typical)

• Studio: $1,800–$2,500

• 1 Bed: $2,100–$3,100

• 2 Bed: $3,000–$4,600
  Prices change daily based on availability, season, and concessions.

Parking + traffic

• Parking is a common challenge; garages (if available) are often paid

• Expect city-style traffic, one-ways, and tighter streets

Building styles

• A lot of older stock overall; luxury is concentrated in newer buildings

• Great for walkability; less ideal if you need effortless parking

Local favorite
Cheesman Park for sunset walks and a daily “reset.”

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