Cost of Living in Park Hill

Denver's most diverse neighborhood — tree-lined streets, City Park, and community roots

Housing

Housing Market

Median Home Price
$500K–$700K
Data Year
2026
Taxes

Tax Rates

Property Tax Rate
~0.50% effective (Denver avg); ~79.2 mills
Sales Tax Rate
9.15% combined (state + Denver local, eff. Jan 2025)
State Income Tax Impact
Colorado flat 4.4%
Utilities

Monthly Costs

Water Provider
Denver Water
Electric & Gas
Xcel Energy
Internet Providers
Xfinity, CenturyLink/Quantum Fiber, Google Fiber
Trash & Recycling
Denver Solid Waste Management (volume-based $9–$21/mo)
Income

Income & Cost Context

Cost of Living Index
128 (Denver city-wide — 28% above national average per BestPlaces)
Avg Childcare Cost
~$1,605/mo (Denver average)
Common Questions

FAQ — Park Hill

What is the median home price in Park Hill?

Median home prices in Park Hill range from $500K to $700K as of 2026. North Park Hill offers more affordable entry points starting around $400K, while South Park Hill’s premium Craftsman and Tudor homes reach $700K and above. The price difference between sub-neighborhoods is significant.

What is the cost of living in Park Hill?

Denver’s cost of living index is 128, or 28% above the national average per BestPlaces. Property taxes run ~0.50% effective (~79.2 mills), combined sales tax is 9.15%, and Colorado’s flat state income tax is 4.4%. Walk Score is 64 (Somewhat Walkable), ranking 34th among Denver neighborhoods.