Denver Rent Prices Are Falling 

Supply supply supply. Run from any solution that reduces rather than increases supply.

We can thank the transplants like this guy for that. Denver is nothing like it used to be. Mainly cause Denver is starting to look like LA.

@@ayyyejesterdazed As long as you continue to pay it, they'll continue to charge it. Your right, it's called Rent-Trap. If I can keep you Rent poor, you'll never ever have enough to move. Your mindset is making the rent that's it. Then Rent is raised just enough to keep you there, but doesn't force you to leave. Even charge for a parking space i know your going have to fight the neighbors, or amenities your never going to use. You get it. It's all a trap. The purposely homeless have already figured this out.

In short, yes. Migration to Denver has slowed since about 2019, but we still see positive population growth every year, and that's keeping home prices (both for sale and for rent) high. There are actually tremendous buyer opportunities with condos and multifamily properties, but single family properties are at a premium. Kind of like Grace Property Management said in the blog post I mentioned, there's a crazy big chasm between attached and detached properties right now.

Interesting. In albuquerque I'd say there's high demand and low supply of small houses. I guess this does make sense to me because ultimately people want primacy. I tell people this all day long.... that's why I design my house in a way that is more private. It's also the reasons you stated but a major factor also is privacy. So if you design the house with privacy(not easy) you can succeed. Also apartments can be built with privacy too which would make them valuable. It's applies to every single type of housing and even commercial property for businesses and such. I really say privacy is the key but essentially no one builds in a way that is quiet. Also not energy efficient or durable or secure/safe buildings😢

Its HELL ON EARTH in Denver. Im a Denver native, the BLUE politics have been soft on crime and homelessness. Pair that with the massive influx of illegal migration… its a BEAUTIFUL place to live but these fake politicians that act like they care about the environment, have let trash accumulate on the sides of all the roadways, theres no DOW officers checking for ppl fishing or hunting illegally. Crime will absolutely skyrocket in the next 5 years. Oh, not to mention, they are only building apartments and not houses

Don't it's full. And the natives are hostile. And we aren't afraid to let you know how we feel. Also fun fact, our mountain parks use to not be littered with beer cans and trash. The trails where actually respected and people stayed on them. For the past 6 years it has been starting to look like trashy parts of the midwest....

@@A_Bake5full lol Why you so convinced of the inferiority of the US? The US is capable of moderate or high population density just like other first world countries are. Instead of only the low density seen in cities like denver

So you’re crediting migrants with increasing the housing supply? Yeah, a lot of truth in that. I see men out working hard building these structures.

The average one bedroom apartment rent is a lot more than that.

This guy lies so much. Due to property tax adjustments, renters are paying more for rent not less. Also, with that being said, all around denver new taxes are constantly increasing the cost of living.

@@A_Bake5I decided to stay put rather than moving for lower rent, but not everyone is like me

and go where? lol

​@@DataRae-AIEngineerout of the US. The more I think about it makes sense for some high earning people with remote jobs to leave the country altogether. They probably go to places where the dollar can afford them alot. Me? I would think of getting a job at sea. I would live and eat on the ship. No gas, no utilities. No where and nothing to spend money for. I can only save.

@@DataRae-AIEngineerto all the lower priced rent options

Then move. Rents are fallin

That does seem insane. ~$2k also seems very cheap for NYC. What part of town was that?

@@DenverLivingwithSam Sunny Side, Queens off the 7 train. Residents tend to stay longer in NYC because rent is stabilized, so I don’t bother getting to know other tenants here. In my old building the residents were older a lot of them were retired they had been there for 20-30 years. There was a community people went to community meetings.

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Someone from New York can compare. Colorado elected officials do a good job of keeping your comparison quiet. Even the newly built apartments are NY prices. No one reason to relocate to Denver unless you like shoveling snow.

@@Dfgbuiiyyyybb In Colorado Legislation is afraid to stabilize Rent in fear developers will leave. Coloradp hard-pressed for any type of business Legislation doesn't work. So Rent is what it is. Take it or leave.