| Denver, CO | |
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| State | Colorado |
| Population | 705,576 |
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In comparison to its surrounding areas, Denver is significantly more expensive, and it's a lot more expensive compared to the United States as a whole.
Denver's median home price is $390,600. This is about $150,700 (62%) higher in comparison to its surrounding areas.In comparison to the rest of the nation it is about $173,100 (79%) higher.
The median monthly rent in Denver is $1,311. Compared to other places in this area this is roughly $38 (2%) higher.It is approximately $249 (23%) higher in comparison to the rest of the nation.
North Washington is Denver's neighbor to the northwest. The real estate prices there are significantly less expensive. North Washington's median home price is $139,900, which comes out to $250,700 (179%) lower than Denver. Its rents are fairly similar. The median monthly rent in North Washington is $1,341, which comes out to $30 (2%) higher than Denver.
Commerce City is Denver's neighbor to the north. Its housing prices are a bit less expensive. The median home in Commerce City costs $320,100, which is $70,500 (22%) lower than Denver. The rent there is pretty similar. In Commerce City the median monthly rent is $1,286, which comes out to $25 (1%) lower than Denver.
Berkley is Denver's neighbor to the northwest. The real estate prices there are substantially less expensive. The median home in Berkley costs $288,400, which is $102,200 (35%) lower than Denver. Rent there is pretty similar. Berkley's median monthly rent is $1,251, which is $60 (4%) lower than Denver.
Aurora is Denver's neighbor to the southeast. The housing prices there are substantially less expensive. The median home in Aurora is valued at $290,000, which is $100,600 (34%) lower than Denver. Rent there is fairly similar. In Aurora the median monthly rent is $1,328, which comes out to $17 (1%) higher than Denver.
Derby is about 5 miles north from Denver. The housing prices there are substantially less expensive. The price of the median home in Derby is $187,500, which works out to $203,100 (108%) lower than Denver. Rent there is a little less expensive. The median monthly rent in Derby is $1,224, which is $87 (7%) lower than Denver.
Welby is about 6 miles northwest of Denver. Its housing prices are substantially less expensive. The median home in Welby is valued at $213,500, which is $177,100 (82%) lower than Denver. Its rents are a little less expensive. The median monthly rent in Welby is $1,211, which comes out to $100 (8%) lower than Denver.