Denver

Northeast Denver

Denver's densest historic neighborhoods, its largest green spaces and newer master-planned communities toward the outer edge.

Neighborhoods of Northeast Denver

Official City and County of Denver neighborhood boundaries, with major roads, lakes and parks from OpenStreetMap. Hover an outline for its name; click to open that neighborhood’s guide. The rest of this page is the overview of Northeast Denver as a whole.

Neighborhood and town guides

In-depth guides to the communities in Northeast Denver

Housing and architecture, parks, shopping and dining, where prices sit, and the Nest Team homes for sale in each one.

Ink and watercolor illustration of the Colorado State Capitol and its gold dome from Civic Center Northeast Denver Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park Denver's densest, oldest and most walkable neighborhood, with mansions, condos and a marble pavilion in the park. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Central Park neighborhood sign with row houses and the mountains beyond Northeast Denver Central Park The old airport, rebuilt since 2002 as Denver's largest new-urbanist neighborhood. Ink and watercolor illustration of the City Park sign under a mature tree with the mountains beyond Northeast Denver City Park Denver's largest park and the blocks of grand houses along its 17th Avenue parkway edge. Ink and watercolor illustration of City Park's Ferril Lake and pavilion with the downtown Denver skyline at sunset Northeast Denver City Park West and Uptown Restaurant Row on 17th Avenue, hospital campuses, and Victorian blocks between downtown and City Park. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Cole neighborhood sign with brick homes behind Northeast Denver Cole and Clayton Bungalow blocks north of City Park between RiNo and Park Hill, with the A Line and a fast-changing York Street. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Congress Park sign under mature trees Northeast Denver Congress Park Denver Squares and bungalows on quiet blocks between Cheesman Park and the Botanic Gardens. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Denver International Airport entry sign with the terminal beyond Northeast Denver DIA and Peña Station The airport's 53 square miles, and the new neighborhoods growing along Peña Boulevard and the A Line at its edge. Ink and watercolor illustration of an East Colfax Avenue street sign against a blue sky Northeast Denver East Colfax Denver's easternmost Colfax blocks: post-war homes, a global restaurant strip and some of the city's lowest prices. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Five Points Historic Cultural District sign on Welton Street Northeast Denver Five Points and RiNo Denver's historic Black cultural district beside the warehouse blocks that became the River North Art District. Ink and watercolor illustration of a Welcome to Globeville sign on a street pole with the mountains beyond Northeast Denver Globeville and Elyria-Swansea The old smelter and stockyard neighborhoods along the river, remade by the National Western Center and the new I-70. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Rose Founders Building on East Hale Parkway Northeast Denver Hale The 9th and Colorado district, Rose Medical Center and 1920s to 1950s homes between Congress Park and Montclair. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Crestmoor Park stone sign with a grand Hilltop home behind Northeast Denver Hilltop and Crestmoor Large lots, Cranmer Park's mountain view, and some of the biggest new homes inside the city limits. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Lowry sandstone entry wall Northeast Denver Lowry A former Air Force base turned into parks, a town center and a mix of homes close to Cherry Creek. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Green Valley Ranch stone entry wall among pines Northeast Denver Montbello and Green Valley Ranch Denver's far northeast: 1970s ranches in Montbello, 1990s to new homes in Green Valley Ranch, and the airport next door. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Montclair Park sign with the Montclair Civic Building in autumn Northeast Denver Montclair and Mayfair Two quiet east-side neighborhoods of brick Tudors and ranches between Colfax and Lowry, with a nineteenth-century town at their center. Ink and watercolor illustration of a brick Park Hill neighborhood sign under an autumn maple Northeast Denver Park Hill Tree-lined parkways, a hundred years of architecture, and a neighborhood that organizes itself. Ink and watercolor illustration of the Skyland Park sign among wildflowers with brick homes behind Northeast Denver Skyland A small neighborhood of mid-century brick homes beside City Park Golf Course and the new Park Hill open space. Ink and watercolor illustration of a Welcome to Historic Whittier Neighborhood sign among tree branches Northeast Denver Whittier Brick bungalows and Denver Squares on quiet streets between Five Points and City Park.

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Market numbers

Current prices and trends for this area

Northeast Denver, August 2026: market figures by city and home type
August 2026Median priceHomes soldDays on marketActive listings
DenverSingle Family $635,000−5.6% vs August 2025 48338average days1,874
DenverTownhome / condo $360,000−10.0% vs August 2025 21365average days2,002

Citywide figures for the Denver: Central, Northwest, and Northeast tables. Source: Local Market Update, August 2026, REcolorado data compiled by the Colorado Association of REALTORS®. Neighborhood-level figures vary; ask me for comparables on any specific home.

Homes for sale

Homes in Northeast Denver

Nest Team listings in this area right now. Browse all current listings on Compass, or ask me to set up a search that includes Compass Private Exclusive listings.

2343 Dahlia St, Denver, CO Active

$1,250,000

2343 Dahlia St

Denver, CO 80207 · North Park Hill

4 beds · 4 baths · 2,475 sq ft · Single Family

Listed by Compass · Shurie Fletcher · MLS# 3946024

1029 E 8th Ave, Unit 504, Denver, CO Active

$308,000

1029 E 8th Ave, Unit 504

Denver, CO 80218 · Capitol Hill

1 bed · 1 bath · 739 sq ft · Condo

Listed by Compass · Jake McCaffrey · MLS# 6474157

Listings shown are listed by Compass and were imported from Compass on October 12, 2026; they do not update automatically. Source: RECOLORADO as distributed by MLS GRID. Listing information and disclosures

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