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Skyhouse Denver Apartments

$1,365 – $2,285/mo

  • Studio–2 bedrooms
  • 1–2 baths
  • 546–1,078 sq ft
  • 40 units available
1776 Broadway, Denver, CO, 80290

As of October 13, 2026, Skyhouse Denver Apartments in Denver, CO has 40 apartments for rent from $1,365 to $2,285/mo. Studios start at $1,365, one-bedrooms at $1,375, and two-bedrooms at $1,925. The average asking rent has fallen 13.5% since March 31, 2026, from $1,924 to $1,665.

Floor plans

16 floor plans · 40 available units · Prices checked October 13, 2026

C

Studio • 1 Bath • 619 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,365/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1511$1,365619Oct 11

C2

Studio • 1 Bath • 585 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,430/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1601$1,430585Oct 11

C1

Studio • 1 Bath • 567 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,460/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-2412$1,460567Dec 3

E3

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 593 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,375/mo

4 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1710$1,380593Oct 11
1-1110$1,395593Oct 11
1-1310$1,455593Oct 11
1-910$1,375593Nov 5

Unit 106

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 546 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,420/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-106$1,420546Dec 4

E1

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 763 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,435/mo

6 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-602$1,435763Oct 11
1-1902$1,590763Oct 11
1-2302$1,610763Oct 14
1-1502$1,540763Oct 30
1-2102$1,600763Nov 5
1-2202$1,610763Nov 13

B4

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 636 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,435/mo

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1814$1,435636Oct 12
1-2014$1,450636Nov 13

Unit 112

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 552 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,450/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-112$1,450552Nov 19

D2

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 725 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,475/mo

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1303$1,475725Oct 11
1-1403$1,555725Oct 11
1-1803$1,625725Oct 11

B1

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 782 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,480/mo

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-2306$1,655782Oct 17
1-606$1,480782Oct 22
1-806$1,530782Dec 9

D3 Type A

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 691 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,545/mo

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1109$1,575691Oct 11
1-1509$1,545691Oct 15
1-1609$1,550691Oct 15

B

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 679 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,575/mo

3 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1105$1,575679Oct 11
1-1605$1,600679Oct 27
1-2305$1,585679Nov 10

A1 ALT

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,078 Sq Ft

Starting at $1,925/mo

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-616$1,9251,078Oct 11

A

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,029 Sq Ft

Starting at $2,010/mo

4 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1607$2,2151,029Oct 10
1-607$2,0101,029Oct 11
1-1007$2,1151,029Oct 11
1-807$2,1551,029Oct 11

A2 Type A

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,029 Sq Ft

Starting at $2,060/mo

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-915$2,0601,029Oct 11
1-815$2,1551,029Oct 11

A1

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,078 Sq Ft

Starting at $2,065/mo

4 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1-1016$2,0651,078Oct 11
1-916$2,2101,078Oct 12
1-1816$2,2851,078Oct 12
1-1916$2,2401,078Nov 28

See all 152 units listed at Skyhouse Denver Apartments, including ones no longer available.


Rent history

Over the past year, the average asking rent at Skyhouse Denver Apartments has ranged from $1,664 to $2,182. The current average is $1,665, down $260 (13.5%) from $1,924 at the start.

Prices reflect the average advertised rent across units listed as available each day (161 days observed).
MonthAverage asking rentLowest – highestUnits listed
Oct 2026$1,707$1,340 – $2,35040
Sep 2026$1,795$1,240 – $2,55052
Aug 2026$1,879$1,310 – $2,59551
Jul 2026$1,879$1,290 – $2,87045
Jun 2026$1,930$1,310 – $2,90045
May 2026$2,097$1,435 – $2,81030
Apr 2026$1,985$1,415 – $2,66030
Mar 2026$1,924$1,490 – $2,59519

Fees & lease terms

  • Rent

    $1,365 – $2,285/mo
  • Security deposit

    $250
  • Lease term

    12 months
  • Move-in special

    Save up to 2.5 months rent on select terms! Offer valid on select new leases only and excludes transfers
  • Earliest move-in

    Oct 10

Monthly fees

Electric

$61/mo

Hospitality Fee

$45/mo

Sewer

$13/mo

Trash

$16/mo

Utility Billing Fee

$7/mo

Water

$7/mo

Due at signing

Non-Refundable App Fee

$50

Refundable Holding Fee

$200

Utility Setup Fee

$10

Cost to rent here

The all-in monthly cost by apartment size, and how the rent compares across the Denver area.

Lowest-priced apartment: C at $1,365

$1,625/mo

$260/mo above the advertised rent

  • Rent

    $1,365

  • Electric

    $61

  • Hospitality Fee

    $45

  • Sewer

    $13

  • Trash

    $16

  • Utility Billing Fee

    $7

  • Water

    $7

  • Gas

    est.
    Other utilities are billed by the building

    $31

  • Internet

    est.

    $67

  • Renters insurance

    est.

    $13

  • All-in monthly

    $1,625

By apartment size

SizeRent fromAll-in monthlyIncome to qualify
Studio$1,365$1,625$49,140/yr
1 bedroom$1,375$1,638$49,500/yr
2 bedrooms$1,925$2,204$69,300/yr

Landlords commonly look for a monthly income of three times the rent, about $49,140 a year for the $1,365 studio. The median renter household in Denver earns $71,437 a year.

Compared with the Denver area

The median one-bedroom at Skyhouse Denver Apartments asks $1,543 a month, 8% above the Denver area's typical one-bedroom asking rent of $1,430. Typical asking rents across the area are down 3.4% from a year earlier.

SizeMedian asking rent hereDenver-area asking rentDenver rent paid
Studio$1,430—$1,564
1 bedroom$1,543$1,430$1,653
2 bedrooms$2,155$1,710$2,006
Area asking rent: typical rent asked for a new lease across the Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO metro, Apartment List Rent Estimates, August 2026.Rent paid: median rent including utilities across all renter households in Denver, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2020–2024.
Rows marked “est.” are averages for this area scaled to the apartment, not quotes from the property. The income figure is a common screening rule, not this property’s requirement.

Amenities

  • After Hours Concierge

  • Bike Maintenance Station

  • Bike Storage Room

  • Billiards In Resident Lounge

  • Coffee Lounge

  • Comcast Gigabit Data Speed Available

  • Door-To-Door Trash Service

  • Ev Charging Stations

  • Garage Parking

  • Guest Parking Nearby

  • Indoor Storage On-Site

  • Pet Washing Station

  • Resident Lounge With Kitchen

  • Rooftop Bbq Grills

  • Smoke Free Living

  • Superfruit Republic On-Site

  • Walking Distance To 16th & California Station

  • Work Pods

  • Yoga/ Spin Studio

  • 9' Ceilings

  • City And Mountain Views

  • Floor-To-Ceiling Windows

  • Furniture Rental Available

  • Open Floor Plans

  • Patio/ Balcony

  • Quartz Countertops

  • Shaker-Style Cabinets

  • Smart Home

  • Stainless Steel Appliances

  • View - City Skyline

  • Walk-In Closet

  • Washer/ Dryer In-Home

  • Wood Flooring


Amenity photos

  • Lobby
    2 photos

Location

1776 Broadway, Denver, CO, 80290


Resident reviews

3.2 · 200+ reviews
Overall rating
Positive
Mixed
Neutral
Negative
Amenities and Shared Spaces3.0
Management3.7
Building Quality2.2
Location3.8
Maintenance2.7

SkyHouse Denver residents report severe, ongoing elevator failures affecting daily access to units, combined with recent elimination of 24-hour concierge service that has created security and logistics challenges for package delivery and guest access. While individual staff members receive praise, building maintenance, amenity reliability, and management responsiveness have declined significantly, with residents paying premium rent for reduced services and unresolved infrastructure issues.

Skyhouse Denver offers well-designed apartments in a prime downtown location with responsive maintenance staff, but residents report significant ongoing issues with elevator reliability, amenity maintenance, and service changes. The property has experienced a notable decline in amenities and staffing, particularly following the elimination of 24/7 concierge service, which has created challenges with package security and guest access. Common area cleanliness and pet waste management remain persistent concerns, while some residents praise the leasing team's professionalism.

Management responsiveness is inconsistent, with positive feedback about leasing staff professionalism contrasting sharply with complaints about unresponsiveness to resident concerns and service disruptions. Recent operational changes—including elimination of 24/7 concierge staffing and implementation of AI-based request systems—have created significant logistical challenges for package delivery, guest access, and emergency communication. While maintenance and some leasing personnel are frequently praised for attentiveness, broader management decisions around staffing and amenity availability have generated substantial resident dissatisfaction.

Elevator reliability is the dominant concern, with residents reporting frequent outages affecting access to units, particularly on higher floors. Building cleanliness and sanitation issues—including pet waste in common areas, hallways, and elevators—are consistently cited. The removal of 24-hour concierge service has created security and package delivery problems. While maintenance staff responsiveness is praised, overall building upkeep and amenity functionality have declined significantly.

The property offers an excellent downtown location with convenient walkability to shops, restaurants, and transit, plus attractive rooftop amenities and views. Staff professionalism and responsiveness are frequently praised. However, chronic elevator outages affecting multiple units—sometimes leaving only one of three operational—significantly impact resident experience, particularly for higher-floor residents. Additional concerns include inconsistent maintenance of common areas, parking costs, and recent service changes affecting package delivery and concierge availability.

Elevator maintenance is the dominant concern, with residents reporting frequent outages lasting weeks to months, often leaving only one of three elevators operational and causing 10-20 minute wait times. Beyond elevators, residents report slow response times on work orders, unresolved appliance issues (washers, dryers, stove doors, balcony door seals), plumbing problems (kitchen sink backups), and HVAC concerns. While maintenance staff receive praise for friendliness and occasional quick responses, systemic delays and incomplete repairs suggest broader operational challenges in managing the building's infrastructure.

Summaries are written by AI from reviews residents posted on public review sites such as Google and ApartmentRatings. Each topic shows how many of those reviews discuss it.

Getting around

Very Walkable

Excellent Transit

Very Bikeable


About this property

Denver Experience luxury high-rise living in the heart of Denver at Skyhouse Denver Apartments. Our prime location sets you in the city’s commercial and entertainment hub, with the very best dining and entertainment destinations just moments from your doorstep. Skyhouse Apartments’ collection of studios, one- and two- bedroom apartment homes feature stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and floor-to-ceiling windows to admire the incredible views of the city and mountain range. Continuing through the community, residents can work out in the rooftop fitness center, relax poolside, mingle out on the rooftop lounge and so much more.


Nearby schools

SchoolTypeLevelDistance

Custom House Children's Center

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.3 mi

Montessori At Denver Place

Private · Elementary
PrivateElementary0.4 mi

Bright Horizons Mont-Denver

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.4 mi

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