38th Street Corridor
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
The east-west seam between RiNo and the Highlands, 38th Street from I-25 to Brighton Boulevard is RiNo's most eclectic corridor, with taquerias, new restaurants, coffee shops, and local businesses that reflect the corridor's long-standing commercial mix alongside newer arrivals. The 38th & Blake A Line station is the district's transit anchor, connecting directly to Denver International Airport in 37 minutes. Housing is the most varied in RiNo: original early-1900s bungalows and Victorian cottages sit next to modern infill townhomes and small condo buildings. Some of the older homes are RiNo's most affordable ownership options. New construction townhomes typically run $550K–$750K. The corridor functions as a daily-life Main Street, more errand-running and dining out than gallery-hopping.
Community Anchors
- The Source Hotel & Market Hall (hotel, food hall, rooftop pool)
- Industry Denver (food hall, event space, co-working)
- Zeppelin Station (food hall, creative office)
- First Friday Art Walk (monthly, Larimer St galleries)
- Street murals and public art installations district-wide
- Epic Brewing Company
- Ratio Beerworks
- Our Mutual Friend Brewing
- South Platte River Trail
- Globeville Landing Park
- National Western Center (redevelopment, arena and event complex)
- Valdez Elementary (DPS)
- Bruce Randolph School (DPS, 6–12)
- Whittier ECE-8 (DPS)
Nearby Schools
- Valdez Elementary (DPS)
- Whittier ECE-8 (DPS)
- Bruce Randolph School (DPS)
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