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There are 51 homes for sale in LoDo right now. The median asking price is $699,000, and current listings run from $330,000 to $4,300,000.

Living in LoDo

LoDo (Lower Downtown) is Denver's historic warehouse district transformed into a vibrant urban neighborhood. Brick lofts, galleries, breweries, and restaurants line pedestrian-friendly streets anchored by Union Station and the South Platte River. It's the city's cultural and nightlife hub with walkable access to Coors Field, the Ballpark, and downtown core.

Daily life centers on dining, entertainment, and urban living. The area attracts young professionals and empty-nesters drawn to loft conversions, rooftop bars, and the River North (RiNo) creative district nearby. High density and event-driven crowds mean noise and activity are constants; quieter living requires blocks away from main corridors.

Walkability

9/10
Excellent — Dense, pedestrian-priority streets.

Transit

9/10
Excellent — Union Station hub, RTD light rail.

Biking

8/10
Very Good — Bikeway network and flat terrain.

Quiet

4/10
Noisy — Bars, events, traffic frequent.

Calm streets

3/10
Bustling — Active nightlife, crowds typical.

Getting around

9/10
Excellent — Close to downtown, I-25, airport.

The LoDo market right now

There are 51 homes for sale in LoDo right now. The median asking price is $699,000, and current listings run from $330,000 to $4,300,000. That works out to about $488 per square foot. A typical home here is around 1,396 square feet with 2 bedrooms, built around 1997. 50 homes sold in LoDo over the last twelve months at a median sale price of $700,000. Homes currently on the market have been listed a median of 72 days.

51
Homes for sale
$699,000
Median asking price
$488
Per square foot
50
Sold in 12 months
$700,000
Median sale price
72
Median days on market

Schools

LoDo is served by the Denver 1 school district. Across the homes for sale today, most homes feed Greenlee Elementary and Kepner Middle and West High School.

Homes for sale in LoDo

The twelve highest-priced of the 51 homes on the market. Symbio’s AI search has all of them.

See every LoDo home in Symbio AI search

What’s around LoDo

Schools, parks, groceries, coffee, restaurants, gyms, healthcare, shopping, transit, gas, banks and places of worship near LoDo, Denver, CO, measured from the middle of the neighborhood and listed nearest first.

Distances are straight-line from the centre of LoDo. Open any home above to see the same map centred on that address.

Questions people ask about LoDo

How much do homes cost in LoDo?

The median asking price in LoDo, Denver, CO is $699,000. Homes currently for sale range from $330,000 to $4,300,000. That is about $488 per square foot.

How many homes are for sale in LoDo?

There are 51 homes for sale in LoDo, Denver, CO today. Symbio recalculates this from the live MLS feed, so the count is current rather than a monthly snapshot.

Is LoDo a seller’s market?

50 homes sold in LoDo over the last twelve months at a median of $700,000, against 51 on the market now that have been listed a median of 72 days.

What school district is LoDo in?

LoDo, Denver, CO is served by the Denver 1 school district. Homes for sale here most often feed Greenlee Elementary, Kepner Middle and West High School.

Is LoDo walkable?

Symbio rates LoDo 9 out of 10 for walkability (Excellent). Transit scores 9 out of 10 and biking 8 out of 10.

What is around LoDo?

The LoDo guide on symbiohomes.com maps the schools, parks, groceries, cafés, restaurants, gyms, healthcare, shopping, transit, gas stations, banks and places of worship closest to the neighborhood, measured from its centre and listed nearest first. Each of the homes for sale also opens the same map centred on that address.

Nearby neighborhoods in Denver

Neighborhoods at a similar price point, and the rest of Denver.

Market figures on this page are calculated from the live MLS feed each time it loads and cover homes for sale, not rentals or land. The neighborhood description and the liveability scores are Symbio’s own read of the area rather than a third-party rating. Nothing here is an appraisal — ask us for a real valuation if you are thinking of selling.