Incentives and rent reductions abound after new units flood the Colorado metro's market.
Senior Reporter
It’s a good time to be a renter in Denver.
Throughout the city and its suburbs, rents are falling and newly constructed buildings are dangling an array of incentives for signing new leases: offers of six, eight, or even 10 weeks free are now common, brokers say, as are other perks like discounted parking and gift cards.
The relief comes after a construction boom added tens of thousands of new units to the metro area last year alone, largely in its urban core.