The Verdict · Denver, CO
$1,180–$2,180
real monthly · incl. fees + insurance
3★
459 Google reviews
Higher property crime
worth watching
A mixed-reviewed community where the real cost runs ~$51 over sticker, and elevated property crime is the risk to plan for.
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What Residents Say
The honest version — the good and the bad, straight from recent Google reviews of ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments. Reviewer names are shortened for privacy; you can read the full reviews on Google.
“Should be 0 stars. Finally moved out in October. There is trash everywhere- full gallon trash bags, pieces of half-eaten food, bags of fast food, dog shit. Be carerful walking your dog because they can choke on the bare chicken bones thrown into the grass. There were roaches even before all of that…”
“I’ve been living here for a 6 months now and love it here. The leasing office staff was always extremely helpful and friendly, specifically Mariana. Even after I moved in she remembered my name and would say hi! I live in one of the smaller buildings so I have no idea what the two big ones are like…”
“New company seems to be trying to fix things . Still moving at the end of my lease though . Very unsafe . 2 people were taken out in one month by police My kitchen smells like a car garage with wet wood ever since the leak in August . Nothing had been done about unpleasant smell”
“Maintenance for this complex is slow, if you’re lucky enough to be allowed maintenance on your unit. We moved in just a few weeks ago and the blinds weren’t installed correctly, so in just trying to open them we broke all of them. The heat in our apartment has been out since Saturday and we’ve gott…”
“I lived with my family for two yr in those within the first month I started seeing roaches and rats the first night.Could not keep door open due to homeless drugs people overdosing outside near my apartment. A homeless guy broke into apartment near my home and I said something about him being there…”
What reviews flag most
Mined from 5 recent reviews · 459 total on Google. Longer bars mean the topic comes up more often — this is a read on what gets mentioned, not a summary of every review.
On security, the review consensus is a recurring concern in reviews — one resident wrote: “Very unsafe . 2 people were taken out in one month by police My kitchen smells like a car garage with wet wood ever since the leak in August .”.
3227 S Parker Rd, Denver, CO 80014
Glendale University Area
What ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments Really Costs
The sticker rent isn't the whole number. Here's what ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments actually costs each month once required fees, pet rent, and insurance are in — the number the listing sites leave off.
Renters insurance adds ~$16/mo to that total — compare quotes →
Fees Beyond Rent
The additional charges beyond base rent at ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments. Some are monthly, some one-time — all of them shape your real cost of living here.
Required Fees
Application Fee
Charged per applicant.
Administrative Fee
Charged per unit.
Pets Fees
One-Time Pet Fee
Max of 2. Charged per pet.
Monthly Pet Fee
Max of 2. Charged per pet.
Optional Add-On Fees
Custom
Charged per unit.
Safety & Property Crime
For a renter, property crime is what you actually feel day to day — a car broken into overnight, a package lifted off the step, a bike gone from storage, or how the walk from the lot feels after dark. Here's how Denver looks on the theft-related crimes that touch renters most.
These are city-level figures from the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting program — not block-by-block. Your specific street may run calmer or rougher than the citywide rate.
Denver property crime
4,249
per 100K residents
U.S. avg 1,578 / 100K
Breakdown per 100K residents
U.S. average
The practical takeaways here are the unglamorous ones: park in lit areas, use a parcel locker if the community offers one, and don't leave anything visible in the car. ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments's on-site security (Property manager on site, Controlled access) helps on the margin.
Source · FBI UCR · Denver · 2024-12 to 2025-11
On-Site Security
Natural Hazards to Plan For
Renters at this address have one borderline natural-hazard decision to make: whether to buy an earthquake endorsement on top of a standard policy. USGS rates the area as moderate seismic hazard. Flood and severe weather aren't standout concerns. Below is what each agency actually shows.
Flood damage
This address is in one of FEMA's lower flood-risk classifications. Standard renters policies don't cover flood damage anywhere, but in low-risk zones the cost of a separate NFIP policy generally isn't justified by the expected loss. The detail is below mostly for completeness.
Source · FEMA NFHL
FEMA Zone X (minimal flood hazard) — Minimal flood risk
Flood insurance optional but inexpensive in this zone.
Zones can change — verify at FEMA Flood Map Service
Earthquake shaking
The seismic picture is in the middle: damaging earthquakes are uncommon but not negligible. Renters insurance excludes earthquake damage regardless, so the choice is whether the modest cost of an endorsement is worth the modest probability of a payout. The data point below provides the specifics.
Source · USGS NSHM
Moderate seismic hazard · ground motion 0.11g
Endorsements priced for renters typically run under $100 a year and only cover personal property. Whether it pays back depends on the value of what's in your unit.
Ground motion at ~2% probability over 50 years — the building-code reference level
Severe weather you'd actually claim for
Severe-weather activity in Denver County is at the low end. Standard renters insurance already covers wind and hail damage to your stuff, so the data below is more context than coverage gap.
Source · NOAA Storm Events · 5-yr averages for Denver County
The earthquake endorsement is the only meaningful optional add-on at this kind of address. Whether it's worth the premium depends on what's actually in your unit.
Renters Insurance at ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments
What Affects Your Premium Here
Every building is different. These factors specific to ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments can push your insurance cost up or down:
Older Building
Built in 1972 — older plumbing/electrical may increase risk
Controlled Access
Electronic/key fob entry — reduces unauthorized entry risk
Water/Leak Issues
6 mentions in Google reviews
Pest Issues
5 mentions in Google reviews
Identity Theft Concerns
1 mention in reviews (mail tampering, fraud, personal info)
Security System Issues
1 mention of broken gates, cameras, or locks in reviews
FEMA Flood Zone
Zone X — minimal flood risk
FBI UCR
Property crime rate: 4249/100K (169% above national average)
What You'll Likely Pay
$16
Est. monthly
$197
Est. annual
$15
State avg/mo
How Much Coverage Makes Sense
Renters insurance has two main pieces: personal property coverage, which pays to replace your belongings if they're stolen or damaged (furniture, electronics, clothes), and liability coverage, which protects you if someone gets hurt in your unit or you damage someone else's property. Here's what we'd recommend for ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments based on the rent level and building.
Personal Property
What your stuff is worth
If you own less
$15,000
If you own more
$40,000
Liability
Covers accidental harm & lawsuits
Pool on premises — higher liability recommended for accidents at shared amenities
How Carriers Compare for This Area
Not all carriers price the same zip code equally. Here's how the major options stack up near ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments:
| Carrier | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Lemonade | $9/mo | $103/yr |
| USAA | $10/mo | $116/yr |
| State Farm | $13/mo | $154/yr |
| Progressive | $14/mo | $167/yr |
| Safeco | $14/mo | $167/yr |
| Travelers | $15/mo | $180/yr |
| Allstate | $16/mo | $193/yr |
| Nationwide | $16/mo | $193/yr |
| Farmers | $17/mo | $206/yr |
| Liberty Mutual | $19/mo | $231/yr |
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Pet Policy
Bringing a pet? Here's what ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments allows, along with the deposits and monthly pet rent to budget for.
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About ReNew Kennedy Park Apartments
From the property listing:
ReNew Kennedy Park connects you to everything you love about Denver without the downtown price tag. Whether you're commuting to Anschutz Medical Campus, Buckley Space Force Base, or the booming tech corridor along I-225, you're positioned right where opportunity meets quality of life. King Soopers, Target, and Whole Foods handle your weekly essentials, while Southlands' shops, restaurants, and entertainment are close enough for spontaneous plans. Our newly renovated 1 and 2-bed apartments understand what Colorado living actually requires.
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