
Apartments near 18th-California-D Line in Denver, CO (2,110 Rentals)


1721-1739 E 35th Ave

2528 W 33rd Ave

1212 Columbine St

2522-2528 W 33rd Ave

2326 Federal Blvd

211 N Sherman St

3700 Humboldt St

Galapago Street Apartments

1269 Columbine St

1435 Elizabeth St

Pennsylvania Park

The Burrell

The Clyde

1464 Elizabeth St

221-227 Inca St

Silverbrook Apartments

1415 Elizabeth St

Federal Apartments

1912-1918 W 38th Ave

231 Logan St

2823 W 28th Ave

1326 Columbine St

Denver Children's Advocacy Center

3549-3559 Williams St

1284 Columbine St

1361 Elizabeth St

2235-2241 Federal Blvd

Lea Plaza

209-215 Galapago St

1121 Josephine St

3501 N High St

250 Pearl St

1418 Elizabeth St

Townhomes at Mile High

1262 Columbine St

1254-1256 Columbine St

2424 W 35th Ave

The Lamplight

Parc on 29th

2841-2859 Columbine St

2351 Federal Blvd

3700 Franklin St

The Truman

602 W 2nd Ave

1165 Columbine St

1900 Grove St

423 E 2nd Ave

1936 Grove St

1916 Grove St

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How much are Studio apartments in Denver?
There are currently 2,619 Studio Apartments in Denver with rent ranges from $509 to $6,125 with an average price of $1,549.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Denver ranges from $600 to $10,099 with an average monthly rent of $1,797.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Denver range from $306 to $21,450. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,284.
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