Englewood, CO

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Population
35,305
U.S. Census Population Estimates Program · 2025
Elevation
5,371 ft
USGS GNIS community points and 3DEP elevation · GNIS 2026-07-06; USGS 3DEP sampled 2026-07-23
Median Home Value
$572,900
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$1,668/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$86,800
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Englewood has a knack for reinventing itself while holding on to its roots. Founded during the Colorado gold rush era in the mid-nineteenth century, the community has grown from quiet farmland into a lively suburb with its own distinct personality. One of the best examples of this evolution is CityCenter. Decades ago, the site was home to Cinderella City, once the largest shopping mall in the region. Today, that central hub brings together city offices, the public library, apartments, shops, and a light rail station, giving newcomers an easy mix of modern conveniences and local history.

Sitting directly against Denver’s southern border, Englewood offers an easygoing layout that is simple to navigate. South Broadway serves as the city’s historic spine, packed with independent coffee shops, neighborhood diners, vintage stores, and the iconic Gothic Theatre for live music. Just a short walk away, tree-lined residential streets feature a mix of classic mid-century brick ranches and updated bungalows. Along the western edge, the South Platte River winds past, giving cyclists and runners immediate access to miles of paved trails.

Englewood also provides strong local employment and great connectivity across the metro area. The city is widely recognized for its healthcare district on the east side, anchored by renowned institutions like Craig Hospital and Swedish Medical Center. For commuters, the light rail at Englewood Station makes getting to downtown Denver or the Denver Tech Center simple and stress-free. Having major employers, transit connections, and bustling retail corridors all packed into a few square miles means you rarely have to travel far for work or weekend plans.

When it comes to recreation and weekend downtime, the city offers plenty of green space and family-friendly attractions. Belleview Park is a local favorite, complete with a miniature train, a children’s farm, and shaded picnic areas next to the seasonal waterslides at Pirates Cove. Neighborhood parks host summer concerts, food truck nights, and outdoor gatherings throughout the warmer months. Combined with easy riverfront trail access and a friendly neighborhood atmosphere, Englewood gives residents a comfortable balance of suburban charm and city access.

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