Compare: Renton, WA and Denver, CO

Renton WA

115.3

Cost of Living

above US average

104,047

Population

49.77

Crime Rate per 1000

above US average

$92,292

Median Income

above US average

$750,000

Median House Price

above US average

$2300

Average Rent

above US average

Poverty Rate

below US average

4.9%

Unemployment Rate

above US average

Denver CO

110.3

Cost of Living

above US average

713,252

Population

8.36

Crime Rate per 1000

below US average

$85,853

Median Income

above US average

$607,500

Median House Price

above US average

$2400

Average Rent

above US average

14%

Poverty Rate

above US average

4.2%

Unemployment Rate

above US average

Pros of Renton

Proximity to Seattle
Variety of restaurants and cafes
Good public transportation
Active nightlife options
Family-friendly activities
Diverse community
Good schools in the area
Low crime rates
Access to nature and parks
Growing job market

Cons of Renton

Rise in homelessness
Limited housing availability
Some areas have racial tension
Political divisions apparent
Seasonal flooding risks
High cost of living
Weather can be gloomy
Schools facing budget cuts
Not many cultural institutions
Traffic congestion issues

Pros of Denver

Good public transport availability
Strong community engagement
Strong job market opportunities
Growing tech industry
Many parks and open spaces
Vibrant nightlife scene
Healthy lifestyle options
Great outdoor activities
Diverse cultural events
Family-friendly attractions

Cons of Denver

Political divisiveness reported
Air quality concerns
Elevation sickness potential
High housing costs
Cold winters with snow
Increasing crime rates
Homelessness visible downtown
High cost of living overall
Limited public school options
Traffic congestion issues