Platt Park Denver

We’re not surprised that the secret is finally out about this south-central neighborhood. Locals have long recognized there’s a lot to love about Platt Park. The tree-lined blocks of South Pearl Street, its main drag, host a farmers’ market, well-attended food and music festivals, and a plethora of fabulous eateries and boutiques. Surrounding the charming commercial hub is a quiet, but not too quiet, a neighborhood of Craftsman bungalows, modern renos, and Tudors that stretch all the way to Broadway, a funky corridor where there’s always something happening. With I-25 running across its north end, a nearby light rail station, and a modest green space to call its own, Platt Park fulfills the location, location, location adage while providing access to two high-achieving schools and big-city amenities in a serener setting.

Demographics — Get to know your neighbors

The median age in Platt Park is 35.6 years old. It’s a highly educated community, with around 81 percent of the adult (25 and older) population holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. Seventy-one percent of neighborhood commuters report the trip takes less than 30 minutes. When it comes to housing, 68 percent of units are owner-occupied. Families make up just over half of the neighborhood households. The average household income is $110,243

Brandon Kass, Broker Associate

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