Last week, we updated our post about the ten Denver neighborhoods with the least-expensive rent for a one-bedroom apartment by comparing current prices with those from last year at the same time.

As we noted, multiple reports have shown that Denver rent prices have fallen over the past twelve months. Yet according to the top ten listings compiled by Zumper for 2015 and 2016, the costs this year are higher than those from a year earlier for every slot — tenth through first — when it comes to the neighborhoods with the lowest median prices for a one-bedroom.

A similar, if not quite as extreme, phenomenon is seen in the neighborhoods on the opposite end of the scale. Median rents for a one-bedroom in the most expensive Denver places are higher circa 2016 than they were during 2015 for seven slots out of the top ten — and one was tied.

Fortunately, one of the two lower slots is Denver's priciest neighborhood (which occupied the same slot at this time last year). If the prices are moderating at the top, they may begin to follow suit in other high-end 'hoods.

Look below to see the photo-illustrated top ten for the summer of 2016, as juxtaposed with those from the summer of 2015. That information is followed by Zumper graphics showing median one-bedroom rent prices for every Denver neighborhood for both years. Click to see the latest Zumper item.

Number 10 in 2016 (tie): Baker
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,500

Number 10 in 2015: Stapleton
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,450

Number 10 in 2016 (tie): Stapleton
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,500

Number 9 in 2015: Baker
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,540

Number 8 in 2016: Highland
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,550

Number 8 in 2015: City Park
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,550

Number 7 in 2016: Cole
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,600

Number 7 in 2015: Five Points
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,590

Number 6 in 2016: Five Points
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,650

Number 6 in 2015: Cherry Creek
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,600

Continue to keep counting down the five most expensive neighborhoods to rent a one-bedroom right now.

Number 5 in 2016: Belcaro
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,700

Number 5 in 2015: Central Business District
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,680

Number 4 in 2016: Cherry Creek
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,790

Number 4 in 2015: Jefferson Park
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,710

Number 3 in 2016: Central Business District
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,800

Number 3 in 2015: Highland
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,725

Number 2 in 2016: LoDo
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $1,950

Number 2 in 2015: LoDo
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $1,900

Number 1 in 2016: Golden Triangle
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2016: $2,200

Number 1 in 2015: Golden Triangle
Median rent price for a one-bedroom apartment in 2015: $2,350

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