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City Intelligence Report

Denver, CO
Property Risk Report

Denver has emerged as a premier destination for domestic migration, combining outdoor lifestyle amenities, a diversifying tech and energy economy, and relatively affordable pricing compared to coastal markets. Climate risk — particularly wildfire interface exposure in western suburbs and increasing drought severity — represents the most significant emerging headwind.

Denver Overview
Grade A-
Population
715,522
Median Home Price
$524,000
Avg Appreciation
+5.9%
Overall Risk Score
38/100
Composite Risk38/100
Market Intelligence

Denver Market Overview

Population grew 19.2% over the past decade — 4th fastest major metro

Wildfire interface risk affects 28% of metro area properties

Cannabis industry added $2.4B to Colorado economy — unique demand driver

Average of 300 sunny days/year — lifestyle premium sustaining migration

I-70 mountain corridor properties seeing 20%+ appreciation from remote work demand

Market Statistics
Median Sale Price
$524,000
+5.9% YoY
Active Listings
5,218
+6.4% YoY
Avg Days on Market
18 days
+2 days YoY
Sale-to-List Ratio
99.2%
-0.4% YoY
Remote Worker Share
31%
+8% YoY
Rental Vacancy
4.1%
+0.8% YoY
Top Risk Factors

Wildfire interface risk in Jefferson, Clear Creek, and Boulder counties — 28% of metro

Drought severity increasing — water rights and supply constraints emerging

Hail storm frequency highest in US — insurance premiums rising 18%/year

I-70 corridor congestion limiting western suburb accessibility

Investment Opportunities

RiNo and Five Points corridors — early-stage gentrification with 20%+ appreciation potential

Remote work demand sustaining mountain town and western suburb premium

Aerospace and defense sector (Lockheed, Raytheon) adding 6,000 jobs by 2026

Opportunity Zone investments in northeast Denver offering significant tax advantages

Neighborhood Analysis

Denver Neighborhood Rankings

Denver Neighborhood Rankings
Click column headers to sort · 6 neighborhoods analyzed
Low RiskModerateHigh Risk
NeighborhoodCrime(Lower = safer)Flood(Lower = safer)Climate(Lower = safer)Appreciation(Higher = better)Median Price1yr ChangeWalk ScoreSchoolsTrend
RiNo (River North)
52285492$580K+19.4%846.8/10Rising
Five Points
64325589$480K+22.6%786.4/10Rising
Highlands
28225388$680K+10.2%888.6/10Stable
Washington Park
22185186$720K+8.4%829/10Stable
Capitol Hill
61145284$420K+11.8%927.1/10Rising
Stapleton
18125083$560K+7.8%688.8/10Stable

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