RiNo (River North Art District)
Neighborhood Overview
RiNo is Denver’s creative engine—murals, food halls, breweries, and a big concentration of newer luxury buildings. It’s energetic, social, and modern.
Best for (commute + vibe)
Downtown commuters who want modern buildings + walkability
Foodies, brewery people, and anyone who loves an artsy/social scene
Renters who want newer construction and big amenity packages
Luxury rent ranges (typical)
Studio: $2,100–$3,100
1 Bed: $2,600–$3,900
2 Bed: $3,700–$5,800
Prices change daily based on availability, season, and concessions.
Parking + traffic
Garages are common but usually paid; street parking can be competitive
Weekends/events can slow driving and increase rideshare demand
Building styles
Lots of newer luxury mid-rise buildings with modern amenities
Some older industrial pockets nearby (more character, less uniform)
Local favorite
Denver Central Market for a “one building, everyone wins” food-hall day: Denver Central Market (RiNo also has The Source and neighborhood highlights via Visit Denver RiNo).
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