7575 Town Center

7575 E 29th Pl, Denver, 80238

Code violations · Safety concerns · Tenants organized · Maintenance complaints · Pest reports · Management complaints · Fee disputes

from $1,464 · 7206790358 · Property website

7575 Town Center is an apartment community at 7575 E 29th Pl in Denver, managed by Highmark Residential. It offers studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans.

Floor plans and rent

Studio · 578 sq ft: $1,464 (+1% vs Denver median $1,454)

7575 - 0A · 1 bath578 sq ft1 available Now$1,464

1 bedroom · 610 to 814 sq ft: $1,492 to $1,673 (-12% vs Denver median $1,699)

7575 - 1E · 1 bath636 sq ft2 available Now$1,492
7575 - 1B · 1 bath610 sq ft1 available Now$1,514
7575 - 1P · 1 bath814 sq ft3 available Now$1,615
7575 - 1L · 1 bath689 sq ft3 available Now$1,620
7575 - 1G · 1 bath685 sq ft1 available Now$1,641
7575 - 1NR · 1 bath796 sq ft3 available Now$1,673

2 bedroom · 949 to 1,247 sq ft: $1,799 to $2,264 (-16% vs Denver median $2,149)

7575 - 2B · 2 bath949 sq ft2 available Now$1,799
7575 - 2C · 2 bath979 sq ft1 available Now$1,888
7575 - 2D · 2 bath1,094 sq ft1 available Now$1,894
7575 - 2F · 2 bath1,131 sq ft3 available Now$1,951
7575 - 2K · 2 bath1,247 sq ft1 available Now$2,243
7575 - 2H · 2 bath1,188 sq ft3 available Now$2,264

3 bedroom · 1,606 sq ft: $3,345 (+26% vs Denver median $2,647)

7575 - 3F · 2 bath1,606 sq ft1 available Now$3,345

Rates read 10/24/2026 from the property's website · source. The property's own site is the truth; rates change.

Neighborhood
7575 E 29th Pl, Denver, CO 80238

What renters should know

In 2023, local news and city agencies documented serious problems at 7575 Town Center: health complaints, pool violations, repeated fire-alarm calls, and organized tenants citing security, maintenance, and pest failures. No lawsuits or post-2023 code records were found, though searches were cut short. Highmark Residential appears to still manage the property as of mid-2025, and current ownership is unconfirmed. Reviews from 2025–2026 are split, and current conditions should be verified directly and through city records.

Managed by Highmark Residential · researched 10/21/2026

  • Code violations (2023-04): Denver's health department received at least eleven complaints since August 2022 that the building didn't meet residential health rules, with three still open as of April 2023. westword.com
  • Safety concerns (2023-03): The health department closed the pool in January 2023 for unsafe pH, and a March 28 inspection found two critical violations (cold water, broken gate lock). westword.com
  • Safety concerns (2023): Denver Fire was called six times in early 2023 for elevator or fire alarm issues and warned that frequent false alarms erode response to real ones. westword.com
  • Tenants organized (2023-02): Residents organized monthly meetings from February 2023, surveyed 57 residents on security and maintenance failures, and said they were considering legal action after management didn't reply. westword.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2023): Tenants reported flooding, mold, days without hot water, repeated elevator breakdowns, and unannounced water shutoffs, with repairs not following the removal of the 'luxury' label. westword.com
  • Pest reports (2023): Tenants described constant complaints about cockroaches and other pests. westword.com
  • Management complaints (2023): Residents said management deleted negative tenant-portal posts, and the lease bans 'bad faith allegations' that damage the landlord's reputation; one tenant was cited for criticizing management. westword.com
  • Fee disputes (2023): One tenant said the office lost her renewal paperwork, served her an eviction notice, then charged hundreds of dollars in admin fees to restore the lease. westword.com
  • See notes (2023): One resident said his unit was 80 square feet smaller than advertised. westword.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2026): A recent review describes dishwasher mold with a work order open since June still unfixed. reviews.birdeye.com
  • + Walkable to 29th Ave Town Center shops and restaurants.
  • + Even unhappy 2023 tenants said they loved their neighbors and the neighborhood. westword.com
  • + Recent reviews praise large windows, natural light, quartz counters, big closets, helpful staff, and a dog-friendly community. corporatehousing.com
  • + Landscaping improved after the Central Park community association pushed Highmark. westword.com
  • + Listed rents start around $1,239–$1,480.

Reviews: Reviews are mixed: new residents praise the units, light, and location, while others keep reporting security gaps, slow or repeated repairs, broken amenities, and mold.

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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