960 South Logan Apartments

960 S Logan St, Denver, 80209

Maintenance complaints · Fee disputes

from $1,209 · 7198004685 · Property website

A classic Denver building with renovated one- and two-bedroom apartments featuring new appliances and private balconies. It offers onsite laundry, bike storage, an outdoor entertainment area, and is pet-friendly.

Floor plans and rent

1 bedroom · 500 sq ft: $1,209 (-29% vs Denver median $1,699)

1 Bed 1 Bath · 1 bath500 sq ft2 available$1,209

Special: Receive 2 weeks free; restrictions apply.

Rates read 10/20/2026 from the property's website · source. The property's own site is the truth; rates change.

Amenities

  • onsite laundry
  • bike racks
  • bike storage
  • private balconies
  • outdoor entertainment area
  • renovated interiors
  • new appliances
  • pet-friendly
Pets
Pets allowed; $30 pet screening, $300 refundable pet deposit, $35/month pet fee.
Fees
Application $33; security deposit $300-$450; administrative fee $300; pet screening $30; refundable pet deposit $300; monthly pet fee $35; parking $35/month.
Parking
Parking available for $35/month.
Laundry
Onsite shared laundry.
Lease terms
Flexible lease terms available.
Office hours
Leasing and self-guided tours Mon-Sat 10AM-6PM.
Neighborhood
West Wash Park / Speer, right off I-25; walk to Whole Foods, South Broadway, and Pearl Street; near Wash Park and downtown. Walk Score 80, Bike Score 82.

What renters should know

A small, older, quiet building near Wash Park managed by RedPeak, with mostly positive reviews (RentCafe 4.0 from 11 reviews). No lawsuits, code violations, pest reports or tenant organizing were found, though research was limited and city records weren't searched.

Managed by RedPeak · researched 10/21/2026

  • Maintenance complaints (2024-08): Unit quality varies; one resident got an unremodeled unit with a broken door and blinds, a leaking sink, and no dishwasher despite the ad. rentcafe.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2024): Two reviews say bedrooms get hot because the AC doesn't circulate air well. rentcafe.com
  • Safety concerns (2023-2024): Two reviews say the door keypad fails and residents got locked out. rentcafe.com
  • Fee disputes (2023-05): One resident says utilities are split by a building-wide average adding about $200/month, and a renewal lease rose about $200/month after staff turnover. rentcafe.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2023-05): One resident says heat wouldn't go above 65°F in subzero weather. rentcafe.com
  • See notes (2025-03): One review calls the building outdated and overpriced. rentcafe.com
  • Noise (2021): An older review mentions building noise.

Reviews: Reviewers praise the quiet neighbors, location and maintenance but repeatedly mention uneven unit quality, hot bedrooms, an unreliable keypad and averaged utility billing.

Gathered from public sources by an automated researcher, with the source next to each point. Read the sources and ask the office; this is a starting point, not a verdict.

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