136 S Penn Apartments

136 S Pennsylvania St, Denver, 80209

Maintenance complaints

from $1,138 · 7203799374 · Property website

Floor plans and rent

1 bedroom · 490 sq ft: $1,138 to $1,493 (-30% vs Denver median $1,620)

Buckley · 1 bath490 sq ft3 available$1,138 to $1,493

Rates read 10/19/2026 from the property's website · source. The property's own site is the truth; rates change.

What renters should know

136 S Penn is a 36-unit 1969 building in Denver, managed per most sources by Laramar, with no news stories, lawsuits, city enforcement or tenant organizing found. City records, Reddit and Laramar's company-wide history were not checked. Before signing, confirm the current manager, work order turnaround times, and all fees and the real monthly rent in writing.

Managed by Laramar (Local by Laramar / Laramar Communities Company); Rent.com lists Metru Real Estate MFH — unconfirmed · researched 10/19/2026

  • Maintenance complaints (2021-2024): Multiple reviews from 2021 to about 2024 describe slow maintenance and management responses, including work orders taking months and screens removed and not replaced. reviews.birdeye.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2022-10): A ForRent review says the heaters barely worked for two years. forrent.com
  • See notes (2025): An otherwise positive review warns of too many large, vicious dogs. apartmentratings.com
  • Management complaints: Rent.com names Metru Real Estate MFH as manager while other sources name Laramar, so current management is unconfirmed. rent.com
  • + Leasing staff consistently praised as kind, helpful and responsive (2023–2025). rentcafe.com
  • + A 2025 review calls the building quiet, clean and non-smoking with a superior maintenance crew. apartmentratings.com
  • + Great location near Wash Park and South Broadway (Walk Score 80–91, Bike Score 93–94).
  • + Fireplaces, A/C, rooftop patio, newer appliances and good storage.
  • + No news, lawsuits, city violations or tenant organizing found for this address.

Reviews: Reviews praise the friendly leasing staff and location but repeatedly complain about slow maintenance and management responses.

Gathered from public sources by an automated researcher, with the source next to each point. It is a compilation of public records and reviews, not an inspection or a finding, and it is about this property, not any person. Read the sources and ask the office; this is a starting point, not a verdict.

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