South RiNo Residential
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
The residential underbelly south of 38th Street where RiNo bleeds into the historic Curtis Park and Five Points neighborhoods, tree-lined blocks of 1890s–1940s Victorians, Denver Squares, and bungalows that predate the art district branding by a century. This is where long-term residents and early-wave buyers coexist with new infill duplexes and townhome projects filling former vacant lots. No HOAs on most original homes. Some blocks retain a quiet, almost suburban character despite being a 15-minute walk from Coors Field and downtown. Prices are lower than the flashier corridors to the north, making this RiNo's most accessible zone for single-family buyers who want the location without the loft premium.
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
- Whittier ECE-8 (DPS)
- Valdez Elementary (DPS)
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