Community FAQs

Civic Center Park hosts live music and food trucks throughout the summer and fall months. To work off all those delicious eats, try a free exercise class with Civic Center MOVES. Cheesman Park  includes a stunning pavilion, lush trees, gorgeous esplanade, and lavish gardens. It’s the perfect place to walk with the dogs and friends!

Capitol Hill exudes a funky vibe and appeals to those seeking a fun and dynamic environment. With its eclectic mix of young professionals, artists, and long-time residents, the community fosters a vibrant atmosphere that is both welcoming and engaging. The diversity of Capitol Hill contributes to a dense, urban feel that fosters a strong sense of community, making it a unique and lively neighborhood to call home.

The public transportation system in Capitol Hill is highly accessible and convenient, making it easy for residents to navigate the city. Multiple bus routes run through the area, providing frequent service to downtown and other key destinations. Additionally, the nearby light rail stations offer a reliable option for longer commutes, connecting residents to various parts of the Denver metropolitan area.

Capitol Hill boasts a vibrant dining scene with standout options like The Denver Biscuit Company, famous for its mouthwatering biscuit sandwiches and hearty breakfast offerings. City O’ City has your answers to all food vegetarian and vegan, with creative plant-based dishes and a welcoming atmosphere. Wrap up the night in the cozy, intimate ambiance of Bar Nun, Capitol Hill’s premier craft cocktail lounge.

Capitol Hill is a thriving hub of arts, culture, dining, and outdoor recreation, with attractions like the Denver Art Museum and Ogden Theatre just minutes away. Residents have easy access to an eclectic mix of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, as well as green spaces like the peaceful Cheesman Park.

Capitol Hill is known for its high walkability, making it easy for residents to access the vibrant entertainment and restaurant scene in the neighborhood. The neighborhood features a mix of residential areas, shops, and cultural sites, contributing to its pedestrian-friendly environment.

We are a smoke-free community. Smoking within 25 feet of any of our buildings is prohibited.

We accept both online and offline forms of payment. When paying online, create an account in our Resident Portal and add a method of payment. We accept credit, debit, and ACH. Paying online allows for convenient and quick payments.

For those who would like to pay offline, we accept checks and money orders.

We are a pet-friendly community where cats and dogs are welcome. There is a maximum of two pets per home. An additional charge of $35/mo/pet will be added to your monthly bill. We have breed restrictions which include:

• Pit Bull Terrier
• Staffordshire Terrier
• Doberman Pinscher
• Rottweiler
• Presa Canarios
• Akita
• Alaskan Malamute
• Wolf-Hybrid
• Mastiff
• Chow Chow
• German Shepherd

Yes, we love to host. Please contact the Leasing Center for rates and availability. This space is rentable for private parties and is open from 8:00am to 10:00pm.

Log in to our Resident Portal to file a maintenance request. On the left-hand side, there is a button labeled ‘submit a work order’. From there, you can submit all the details to your work order including urgency and when the team can visit.

Please call the leasing center using the phone number on our website. When connected, you will have the option to be routed to our after-hours maintenance emergency hotline.

Parking is available to rent. Deck parking is an additional $100 a month and garage parking is an additional $150 a month. EV charging spots are available for an additional $200 a month.