Downtown District Homes for Rent

Shops and restaurants are abundant in Englewood’s Downtown District, where there are multiple commercial corridors. As the city’s center, the area is also a hotspot for events and entertainment. “It’s a tight-knit community with a small-city atmosphere, yet it has all the benefits associated with the larger Denver metropolitan area,” says Chris Harguth, the City of Englewood’s Director of Communications. Englewood’s Downtown District is primarily commercial, though there are a handful of housing options such as bungalows and various apartment complexes, in an area where almost 90% of residents rent. The neighborhood’s single-family homes do not often become available. One bungalow built in the 1920s sold in 2024 for around $350,000. According to Harguth, the City Council and Englewood Downtown Development Authority are looking to add additional housing to CityCenter, though no completion date is currently set. “It will be a mix of multi-family and for-sale options such as condos or townhouses.” The CAP Index Crime Score in Englewood’s Downtown District is 8 out of 10, higher when compared to the national average of 4. Downtown District is served by Englewood Schools, which