Glendale Apartments — Denver Area Smart-Value Urban Living
Glendale is its own city, tucked between Denver and Cherry Creek, and that location is the reason a lot of renters keep it on their shortlist. You get quick access to Cherry Creek shopping and dining, the Cherry Creek Trail, and major road connections without paying Cherry Creek pricing.
If you want a Denver-area location that is easy to explain on a map and easy to commute from, Glendale is worth a close look. My service is complimentary for renters, so if you want help comparing options, start with my Apartment Wishlist.
2026 apartment pricing
Studio: $1,700–$2,100
1-bedroom: $1,900–$2,500
2-bedroom: $2,600–$3,400
The numbers move based on building age, amenities, parking, and how close the property sits to Cherry Creek or Colorado Boulevard.
What Glendale offers
Cherry Creek access: close to shopping, dining, and trail connections.
Highway convenience: fast access to I-25 and Colorado Boulevard.
Trail access: the Cherry Creek Trail is one of the biggest draws.
Neighborhood scale: smaller and less dense than central Denver neighborhoods.
Local amenities: restaurants, services, and parks such as Infinity Park.
Who usually keeps Glendale on the list
Renters who want to reduce commute friction while staying close to central Denver.
People who want a little more value than Cherry Creek without losing nearby access.
Anyone comparing central-city convenience with easier road access.
What to check when touring
Ask whether parking is included or billed separately.
Confirm whether the unit faces a quieter interior side or a busier road.
Check walk time to the trail, groceries, and your regular commute route.
For a broader comparison, read Cherry Creek area options or review the Denver Renter's Guide to compare Glendale with other neighborhoods by price and access.