820 Dexter

820 Dexter St, Denver, 80220

Noise

from $946 · 7208641040 · Property website

Floor plans and rent

Studio · 415 sq ft: $946 (-35% vs Denver median $1,454)

S · 1 bath415 sq ft2 available$946

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1 bedroom · 615 sq ft: $1,340 (-21% vs Denver median $1,699)

A · 1 bath615 sq ft1 available$1,340

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

What renters should know

No serious documented issues were found for 820 Dexter, a renovated 1950s-era RedPeak building that RedPeak says it owns: no news, lawsuits, code violations, pest reports or tenant organizing turned up. Older reviews like the location and amenities but cite noise, a weak swamp cooler, missing deadbolts and some office service problems. Searches for crime, fees, Reddit and ownership history were not completed, and the reviews are 5-10 years old.

Managed by RedPeak · researched 10/21/2026

  • Noise (2015-2021): Several reviewers said walls are thin and neighbors are audible, the most common complaint, with one noting a loud vent system. apartmentratings.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2019-2021): Evaporative swamp cooler reportedly couldn't cool below 75°F and isn't resident-controlled; one review also called the heat weak. apartmentratings.com
  • Safety concerns (2021): One review said unit doors lacked deadbolts that lock from outside. apartmentratings.com
  • Management complaints (2016-2018): Reviews alleged maintenance entered without consent, caused damage and needed repeat work orders, and called leasing office service very poor. apartmentratings.com
  • See notes: Apartment List lists no in-unit laundry. apartmentlist.com

Reviews: Reviews from 2015-2021 (3.7/5, 19 reviews) praise location, upkeep and amenities but repeatedly complain about thin walls and noise.

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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