This page shows which neighborhoods in Columbus are similar to neighborhoods in Denver.
Rents in Columbus average $1 and are about the same as rents in Denver.
Columbus's Walk Score is 41, 20 points lower than Denver's 61.
Columbus has some public transportation and does not have many bike lanes. Columbus has a Transit Score of 30, Denver's score is 45. Columbus's Bike Score is 48, Denver's score is 72.
Here are neighborhoods in Columbus, Ohio that are similar to Denver, Colorado neighborhoods.
Similarity is based on walkability, public transit, population density, rent, income, and social signals. Don't take our analysis too seriously because similarity is in the eye of the beholder!
Broadleigh is similar to Regis, Chaffee Park and Hampden in Denver.
Downtown is similar to Lincoln Park and City Park West in Denver.
Hayden Falls is similar to Gateway, Fort Logan and Marston in Denver.
Italian Village is similar to Platt Park, Highland and Cole in Denver.
Maize-Morse is similar to Hampden, College View and Chaffee Park in Denver.
Olde Sawmill is similar to Harvey Park South, Bear Valley and Windsor in Denver.
Olde Town East is similar to Hale, Cherry Creek and Rosedale in Denver.
Short North is similar to Five Points, Speer and Highland in Denver.
Slate Hill is similar to Green Valley Ranch, Harvey Park South and Fort Logan in Denver.
Smoky Mill Estates is similar to Fort Logan, Green Valley Ranch and Marston in Denver.
South Central Hilltop is similar to Barnum West, Villa Park and Mar Lee in Denver.
Summit View Woods is similar to Green Valley Ranch and Fort Logan in Denver.
Tuttle West is similar to Marston and Fort Logan in Denver.
Vasser Village is similar to Sloan Lake, Mar Lee and Westwood in Denver.
Victorian Village is similar to Highland, Congress Park and Cole in Denver.