2018 Best Places for Millennials in ColoradoAbout this List

Capitol Hill

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 16

Current Resident: Capitol Hill is the perfect neighborhood for young, active professionals, dog lovers, creatives, foodies, and cafe seekers. Although close to the epicenter of Denver's business hubs and nightlife, Cap Hill is the perfect refuge from the craziness of the city-- completely walkable/bike-able, full of parks (Cheesman!), and tons of bars, restaurants and cafes. Capitol Hill is also home to Denver's colorful music scene, with vintage theaters such as the Bluebird, Paramount, and the Ogden. If you love cozy vintage homes in a artsy and eclectic neighborhood, then Capitol Hill is a great option for you!
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• 15,871 Population

Downtown

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 13

Niche User: I would love to move back to Denver and live there again. Due to the legalization of marijuana; the housing market has skyrocketed. Rent is almost impossible for someone not making a substantial wage to afford. I love the city and i am happy I grew up there but there is a lot of change happening. The gentrification is bad, the poor are being pushed out and the rich are taking over. its becoming San Francisco. I would love for that to stop so Denver could remain the amazing city that is always has been.
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• 3,983 Population

North Capitol Hill

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 2

Niche User: Uptown / Capitol Hill are where culture and liveliness live! There's always something to do and something going on.
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• A+

• 5,834 Population

Cheesman Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 9

Current Resident: Cheeseman park is a great neighborhood to live in. It is central in denver and you can get anywhere in a few minutes. Very friendly neighbors. Good neighborhood communication. Lots of families.
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• 8,603 Population

Highland

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 2

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• A+

• 8,655 Population

Civic Center

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 4

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• A+

• 1,918 Population

Union Station

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 1

Niche User: It's a nice city with plenty to do, good public transportation, a great biking initiative. Main problem is that too many people are moving here, driving up rent and clogging the streets with traffic.
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• 5,264 Population

Five Points

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 18

Current Resident: The neighborhood is beautiful, safe, diverse, and close to downtown. The light rail runs through the neighborhood making it easy to access the rest of the city. Street parking is fairly easy to find. However housing prices continue to rise. Lots of cute local shops and restaurants! This is great neighborhood to walk through. You're guaranteed to find a cute shop or eatery to stop at.
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• 18,156 Population

City Park West

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 3

Visitor: When I was going to the University of the Rockies in Denver, Colorado I visited this area. It was beautiful and entertaining, the downtown was safe and clean while the people were friendly and helpful. The business district was bustling and a large variety of restaurants to chose from. The abundance of green space with areas of flowers and trees. Many of the people were very polite and interested in where you were from and eager to show some good place to eat and stay. I found that when i was confused or a little lost the people were right there to help me. The parks and museums were easy to locate and getting a taxi was no problem any hour of the day or night. This city is very nice and hospitable, I would recommend it to anyone visiting Denver. Anyone that would like more information just contact me.
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• 4,894 Population

Congress Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 31

Current Resident: Love the walkability, restaurants and shops! Everyone is always ready to help their neighbors. Street parking sucks if you live near the part where there are more apartments than houses. Everyone has dogs and is very active. There are numerous parks within half a mile from the area. Housing is petty expensive right now but the value has always been there and will most likely never go down.
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• 11,493 Population

Speer

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 10

Parent: Its a great place, interesting, fun, diverse, liberal.
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• A+

• 11,697 Population

City Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 7

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• A+

• 3,394 Population

Jefferson Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 1

Current Resident: I like living in Jefferson Park a lot. It's close to downtown, but is considerably quiet. The people in the neighborhood are friendly and meeting people is easy. The park itself is usually nearly empty, clean, and quite beautiful.
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• 2,973 Population

Whittier

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 2

Niche User: My parents have lived in my neighborhood for 27 years and I have lived there for entire life. I love my neighborhood because I always feel safe and welcomed wherever I go. We live close to one of the biggest parks and high schools in Denver, Colorado, where I have met many of my best friends. The diversity in my neighborhood has been very inspirational to me while I was growing up and as it increases it will continue to inspire the younger kids as they grow up. With the strong sense of community and support I would not want to live anywhere else.
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• 5,988 Population

Platt Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 16

Current Resident: Platt Park is an active and close-knit community surrounded by small businesses, great conveniences, and parks. Platt Park provides something for everyone from bars and boutiques to restaurants and coffee shops where you can enjoy a hot cup of coffee and your favorite book. Houses of new and old surround the small business haven, making everything just a quick walk away. Walk less than a mile east and you will find yourself at Denver's Washington Park, the perfect place to enjoy life with a run, multiple sports, the quiet pond to sit around or paddle boat, and enough nature to make it a short-term escape. For the time you need a little nightlife the Tavern, Pub on Pearl, and the Lincoln Roadhouse all have you covered but if you're looking to head into the heart of the city make your way just 2 blocks over to the Lousiana- Pearl Station and hop on the 15 minute light rail ride to put you within walking distance of Market Street.
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• 5,712 Population

West Highland

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 3

Current Resident: The neighborhood has made many drastic improvements over the last 4 years, since I moved in. There are so many fun, upbeat places to eat, drink and spend time with friends and family. There is a great balance between night life and quiet family feel. I would like to see improvements in the road quality and walk ways.
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• 9,350 Population

Hale

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 6

Current Resident: Nice up and coming neighborhood. Has some good hidden places to eat and drink. When redevelopment of university hospital is finished the area will really be booming.
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• 6,959 Population

Baker

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 5

Current Resident: Baker Neighborhood is very charming and eclectic. I absolutely love living in Baker and working not too far away. There is rarely any traffic, and the public schools, especially DCIS are excellent! The neighborhood diversity has given me a chance to learn spanish and communicate with my lovely neighbors. I love walking my dog in this neighborhood because I feel safe.
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• 5,871 Population

Washington Park West

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 3

Niche User: I like living in the area, it is a good place to grow up in. This is probably my third favorite place to live, although I've only visited the other two places.
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• 7,576 Population

Belcaro

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
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• 6,019 Population

Inverness

• Suburb of Denver, CO
• 6

Niche User: There is a neighborhood security guard and everyone seems to pay attention to those around them.
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• 1,189 Population

Washington Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 4

Current Resident: Wash Park is an amazing place to live. The park is beautiful and easily accessible. There are lots of great restaurants and shopping nearby, making it feel very quaint. It is a little bit south of Denver, meaning you get away from the crazy hustle and bustle of downtown, but are still super close and get to enjoy all downtown has to offer (about a 15-20 min drive with traffic, but less than 10 minutes without). Cherry Creek is right down the street, as well as DU and the lightrail. I feel very safe living here, which is also a bonus. There are loads of beautiful, old trees lining the streets and throughout the neighborhood, also making it a very appealing place to live. You get a great balance of nature and city.
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• 7,363 Population

Cherry Creek

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO
• 4

Current Resident: I love the close access to grocery stores and target. However, as a young adult, there is not a lot to offer in terms of night life or social gatherings. However, it is a very safe and generally quiet neighborhood!
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• 6,688 Population

Lincoln Park

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO

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• A+

• 6,029 Population

Skyland

• Neighborhood in Denver, CO

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• B-

• A+

• 3,136 Population