Can you build a duplex in Denver, CO?

Unclear — verify with the town

Denver clearly has MU, RX, and other urban district types that may support multifamily forms, but the supplied sources do not include the actual use tables needed to confirm where small multifamily is permitted by right.

Confidence: low · Last researched May 2026

Dimensional standards in Denver, CO

Districts using lot-size suffix A — minimum zone lot size3,000
Districts using lot-size suffix B — minimum zone lot size4,500
Districts using lot-size suffix C — minimum zone lot size5,500
Districts using lot-size suffix D — minimum zone lot size6,000
Districts using lot-size suffix E — minimum zone lot size7,000
Districts using lot-size suffix F — minimum zone lot size8,500
Districts using lot-size suffix G — minimum zone lot size9,000
Districts using lot-size suffix H — minimum zone lot size10,000
Districts using lot-size suffix I — minimum zone lot size12,000

Related questions

Are ADUs allowed in Denver, CO?

ADUs are allowed in mapped Denver Zoning Code residential and mixed-use commercial districts when associated with a primary single-unit dwelling.

What is the minimum lot size in Denver, CO?

Minimum lot size depends on the zoning district — Districts using lot-size suffix A: 3,000; Districts using lot-size suffix B: 4,500; Districts using lot-size suffix C: 5,500; Districts using lot-size suffix D: 6,000.

How tall can buildings be in Denver, CO?

Height limits are set per district — Districts using height suffix 2: 2 stories; Districts using height suffix 2.5: 2.5 stories; Districts using height suffix 3: 3 stories; Districts using height suffix 5: 5 stories.

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