Union Station

Neighborhood Overview
Union Station is central, polished, and extremely convenient—especially if you want to live car-light. It’s one of the best pockets for luxury high-rises, walk-to-everything living, and transit access.

Best for (commute + vibe)

• Downtown professionals who want maximum walkability

• Frequent travelers who love airport-train convenience

• Renters who want luxury amenities and a “city hub” feel

Luxury rent ranges (typical)

• Studio: $2,300–$3,300

• 1 Bed: $2,900–$4,300

• 2 Bed: $4,200–$6,500+
  Prices change daily based on availability, season, and concessions.

Parking + traffic

• Paid parking is the norm; guest parking can be limited

• Busy area = occasional congestion and event surges

Building styles

• Mostly newer luxury high-rises and upscale mid-rises

• High-finish interiors, strong amenity decks, concierge-style perks

Local favorite
Denver Union Station as the city’s “living room” with restaurants, shops, and the historic Great Hall

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