Welcome to LoHi/Highlands
Denver’s bustling hub for all things hip and trendy
Tucked into the northwest corner of Denver’s metro area, LoHi (short for Lower Highlands) and the surrounding Highlands area have become one of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods. You’ll see why this has become one of Denver’s most coveted places to call home. Locals love the walkable streets, indie coffee shops, craft breweries, eclectic restaurants, vintage homes, modern condos, and buzzing restaurants. There’s a creative energy here that makes every corner feel alive. It’s got a little bit of everything—urban edge, mountain views, and a laid-back personality that instantly makes you feel at home.
Locals appreciate the vibrance and diversity that abounds in LoHi/Highlands. They also enjoy the many trails, jogging paths, exceptional local shopping, highly-ranked schools, and views of the South Platte River. And if you're heading to a Rockies game? Coors Field is just over the bridge on 20th Street.
Real Estate Snapshot
LoHi/Highlands are where historic charm and modern design meet. You'll find everything from classic Victorians and mid-century bungalows to sleek new builds and rooftop condos with city views. Prices vary: newly built townhomes or modern single-family homes can easily climb into the $1M+ range, while condos and smaller homes can be found between $700K–$900K. It's a favorite for buyers who want walkability, character, and city convenience— with a neighborhood vibe full of energy and soul.
What To Love
- Trendy, eclectic, and packed with personality
- Endless craft breweries, rooftop patios, and one-of-a-kind restaurants
- A quick 5-minute drive (or scooter ride) into downtown
- River views, walkable trails, and stunning city + mountain backdrops
- That rare mix of vintage charm and sleek new construction
Community & Lifestyle
LoHi/Highlands is the kind of neighborhood where everyone seems to know the barista’s name—and they probably know your dog’s, too. It has a relaxed, creative energy with a down-to-earth vibe that makes it easy to fall in love with. You’ll spot locals jogging along the South Platte River Trail, brunching in a sun-soaked courtyard, or heading to a Rockies game just across the bridge. It draws in young professionals, creatives, and families alike—people who want to live somewhere with flavor, community, and access to everything Denver has to offer.
Dining & Shopping
This neighborhood thrives on small business energy. You won’t find many chains here—just thoughtfully curated boutiques, local markets, and mom-and-pop shops that are always buzzing. Western Daughters Butcher Shop is a local staple for grass-fed meats, while Leevers Locavore is your go-to grocery spot that feels more like a community hub than a supermarket.
When it comes to food, LoHi/Highlands is a total home run. From casual bites to high-end eats, you’ll never be short on options. Favorites include: Maine Shack – the lobster roll dreams are real, Williams & Graham – a speakeasy with craft cocktails and major ambiance, Senor Bear – modern Latin cuisine that always delivers. El Five, Linger, Bar Dough, Little Man Ice Cream, Happy Camper, Wildflower, Ash’Kara – all local hot spots for good reason.
Activities & Attractions
LoHi makes it easy to stay active and entertained. Hop on the South Platte River Trail for a bike ride or jog with a view—or unwind in Bernabe “Indio” Franco Park or Hirshorn Park with the kids or pups.
Highlands Square is another neighborhood favorite, known for its Sunday Farmers Market, local shops, and seasonal events that bring everyone out. And of course,
Coors Field is just across the bridge—perfect for a spontaneous baseball game or a fun night out downtown. Whether you're exploring art galleries, catching live music, or sipping something local on a rooftop, there’s always something happening here.
Schools
Families in the LoHi/Highlands area have access to several excellent schools. Top educational opportunities include:
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