I well understand and respect your concerns, but Denver in my opinion has no neighborhoods, including Park Hill, Five Points, etc. that are even close to being considered worthy of such a designation. While downtown has deteriorated over the last 20 years, beat downs, massive homeless issues, open drug abuse, not including pot as that's is minor to the hard drug use being done openly, it's no longer family friendly, or even a place I would take my family, wife, etc.. On that you make an excellent point, and the buck stops with the mayors, from Mr. Webb, Mr. Hickenlooper when he was mayor, to Mr. Hancock our mayor today. But compared to neighborhoods in Chicago, Gary, Detroit, Memphis, Indianapolis, Baltimore, Miami, etc., Denver has no real ghettos that even begin to be worthy of "redlining" in my opinion.  


Yes, it is getting worse, especially compared to what Denver used be, I agree totally. Eventually if it continues, perhaps, respectfully SYLVIA WYSS.


Thank you for the reply!