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For years, developers have focused on building luxury apartments in Denver’s urban core, targeting young professionals wanting to live near work and the heart of the action.

And while that pipeline is still running full, the strongest rent gains since the pandemic have come in the suburbs and beyond, according to a new study from Apartment List, an apartment search engine.

In the first year of the pandemic, apartment rents within Denver city limits fell by 3.7%, compared to an increase of 1.8% in the surrounding suburbs. After the economy opened up again, rents everywhere rebounded. But the preference for renting in the suburbs only accelerated.

Denver apartment rents are up 16%, while the metro suburbs have averaged rent gains of 25.1% since March 2020, according to Apartment List.

That preference matches what is happening nationally. Of the 39 larger metro areas studied, 33 recorded faster rent gains in the suburbs than in the core cities. And the farther out, the faster the rent..