Arapahoe County · Colorado+3.1% YoY

Living in Englewood

Urban Energy, South Denver Access

Median SFH

$500K

Median Condo/TH

$315K

Avg Days on Market

Price Trend (YoY)

+3.1%

Market data current as of May 2, 2026

Overview

Englewood is a small, walkable city directly south of Denver with two light rail lines, a revitalized South Broadway corridor, and pricing that consistently undercuts Denver proper despite sitting on the same transit spine. Buyers tend to land here for the trade — Denver-adjacent access, light rail to both downtown and the DTC, and a meaningful price discount, with the trade-off being a smaller and older housing stock.

What Makes Englewood Stand Out

C and D light rail, direct to downtown Denver and DTC
South Broadway arts and dining corridor
CityCenter Englewood, transit-oriented development
Accessible pricing in the south Denver corridor

Housing Snapshot

The bulk of the inventory is 1940s–1960s ranches and bungalows on small lots, with a growing segment of new-construction townhomes and condos near CityCenter Englewood and the South Broadway corridor. Renovated bungalows in the $500K–$650K band are the most active part of the market. New townhomes and condos sub-$450K turn quickly when they hit.

Areas Within Englewood

Old Englewood / South Broadway
Walkable corridor with arts, dining, and the W. Hampden retail node.
Cushing Park / Bates-Logan
Established residential blocks west of Broadway, mid-century bungalows.
CityCenter
Transit-oriented redevelopment around Englewood Station — newer townhomes and condos.
East Englewood
Quieter residential neighborhoods east of Broadway, near Belleview Park.

Getting Around

Union Station

15–25 min via C/D light rail

Denver International (DIA)

35–45 min via I-225

Denver Tech Center

10–15 min via I-25 or light rail

South Platte River Trail / Belleview Park

5–10 min

Schools

Englewood Schools serves the bulk of the city, with a small slice in Cherry Creek School District depending on address. Verify by address.

What to Know Before You Buy in Englewood

Most of the housing stock is 60–80 years old. Knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized plumbing, and original sewer lines are common. Budget for a thorough inspection and likely systems updates.
Lot sizes are small (5,000–7,500 sq ft is typical). If yard space is a priority, consider whether you can live with a smaller footprint than a typical Denver-suburb lot.
School district options are more limited than neighboring Cherry Creek or Douglas County. If schools are a primary driver, run district comparisons before narrowing in on a specific block.