South Broadway Corridor

Built 1900s–2020s

Baker's commercial spine and Denver's most eclectic retail corridor — South Broadway from Alameda to 6th Avenue is an unbroken stretch of antique shops, dive bars, tattoo parlors, record stores, the landmark Mayan Theatre (1930 Art Deco, one of three Landmark Theatres in Denver), and a rotating cast of independent restaurants. Housing along and immediately adjacent to Broadway is predominantly mid-rise condo and loft conversions, newer mixed-use buildings with ground-floor retail, and occasional townhome infill. This zone attracts renters and buyers who want to live above the action — walkable nightlife, First Friday gallery openings, and the kind of gritty creative energy that defined Baker before its gentrification wave. Prices are lower than the historic district because units are smaller and attached, but the lifestyle density is unmatched.

Price Range
$350K–$600K (estimated)
Est. HOA
$150–$400/mo (estimated, condo buildings)
condotownhomemixed-use loft

Amenities

First Friday art walks
  • Mayan Theatre (landmark Art Deco cinema)
  • South Broadway antique row and vintage shops
  • dive bars, breweries, and craft cocktail spots
  • tattoo parlors, record shops, and independent boutiques
  • ground-floor retail with residential above

Nearby Schools

  • Grant Beacon Middle School
  • Lincoln Elementary School

Nearby Parks

  • Baker Park
  • Washington Park (0.5 miles east)

Getting Around

commercial spine
S Broadway
W Alameda Ave
W Bayaud Ave
5 min walk from south end
D/E Line at Alameda Station
RTD bus Route 0 along Broadway

Research date: 2026-04-06 · Price source: estimated · Amenity depth: strongCommercial corridor with extensive media coverage; condo/loft pricing from MLS sold data along Broadway