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|Nextdoor|Apr 1, 2026

Denver Nextdoor snapshot: demographics and interest reach ranges

Denver Nextdoor snapshot: demographics and interest reach ranges

Nextdoor audience in Denver: min monthly reach snapshot

The numbers below reflect minimum estimated monthly reach from the Nextdoor Ads interface. This is not a count of unique users. Think of it as a practical gauge of how much local scale you can plan around.

Demographics

Denver’s Nextdoor audience in this snapshot is sizable on the minimum estimate and leans older, with the biggest concentration in 55+. There’s also a meaningful Unknown age slice, so use the breakdown as a directional read rather than a perfect census.

On gender, Denver skews female overall. Unknown gender is present at a level that can affect tight demographic splits, so you’ll typically get more reliable results by pairing broad demographics with clear creative signals and simple interest layering.

Nextdoor audience in Denver (Min Monthly Reach)

Denver, US Min Monthly Reach Unknown 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+ Total
Female 25,700 4,300 13,000 21,000 26,000 64,000 154,000
Male 17,300 3,100 8,600 13,000 15,000 37,000 94,000
Unknown 9,400 1,200 3,400 5,000 4,000 11,000 34,000
Total 52,400 8,600 25,000 39,000 45,000 112,000 282,000

Interest segments

The interest table is best read as range planning. “Min” is your conservative baseline for likely scale; “Max” shows how large the segment can get depending on how Nextdoor expands matching.

In Denver, the broadest scalable buckets lean into home and household intent (home improvement, health, pets, gardening), plus categories like finance, automotive, real estate, and travel. This mix typically works well for local services, home-related offers, and community-driven demand.

Two segments are worth calling out. Small Business Decision Makers and Owners can be a practical way to reach local SMBs, where access may be more expensive or harder to isolate cleanly in LinkedIn, Meta, and other major platforms. Parents segments can work, but they’re broad signals without child-age detail, so creative and landing page qualification usually matters more.

Nextdoor interest segments in Denver (Min/Max Monthly Reach)

Interests (Denver, US) Min Monthly Reach Max Monthly Reach
Automotive 77,000 397,000
Books 57,000 310,000
Caring for Aging Parents 18,000 119,000
Declared Parents 39,000 224,000
Early Adopter to New Technology 44,000 250,000
Finance 72,000 375,000
Follows High School 35,000 205,000
Food Delivery 44,000 249,000
Gardening & Landscape 102,000 506,000
Health 93,000 468,000
Home Improvement & DIY 123,000 592,000
Home security 44,000 248,000
Insurance 44,000 249,000
Lifestyles - Parents and Family 81,000 416,000
Pet Owners 103,000 507,000
Professional Sports Fans 12,000 85,000
Real Estate 56,000 307,000
Recent Mover - 6 Months 12,000 84,000
Small Business Decision Makers and Owners 11,000 77,000
Style & Fashion 22,000 140,000
Travel 70,000 369,000