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We recently shared an updated list of the most expensive Denver neighborhoods to rent a two-bedroom apartment according to the latest stats from ApartmentList.com.
But that’s hardly the only fresh data in the site’s March 2016 report.
Also included is info about the ten Denver neighborhoods with the fastest rent growth over the past twelve months – and it definitely includes some surprises.
First among them: two of the Denver neighborhoods that have generated the most complaints about high rent prices actually saw the median rent for a two-bedroom go down over this period.
In contrast, the increases in what are currently the hottest neighborhoods continue to be jaw-slackening – especially the place that lands at number one.
Look below to see the photo-illustrated top ten, complete with ApartmentList.com stats – and to see the complete report, click here.
Number 10: Uptown
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: -2..1 percent
Number 9: LoDo
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: -2.0 percent
Number 8: Lowry Field
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +2.0 percent
Number 7: Virginia Village
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +2.4 percent
Number 6: Southmoor Park
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +4.3 percent
Continue to keep counting down the top ten Denver neighborhoods with the fastest rent growth.
Number 5: Highland
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +4.8 percent
Number 4: Hampden
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +6.7 percent
Number 3: Capitol Hill
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +7.0 percent
Number 2. Hampden South
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +8.9 percent
Number 1: Five Points
Percentage increase/decrease for median two-bedroom rent in past twelve months: +10.8 percent
