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Last updated July 6, 2026

Average Rent in Colorado (2026)

Average rent across Colorado is $2,204/mo as of July 2026, based on 4,226 units tracked daily across 24 cities and 241 apartment communities. Rents are down $41 (2%) compared to 30 days ago. Prices range from $625 to $11,995.

$2,204
Avg Rent/mo
4,226
Units Tracked
24
Cities
-$41
30-Day Change

Explore Colorado Cities

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Colorado Rent by City

Cities ranked by tracked inventory depth, biggest first. Prices are refreshed daily.

City Avg Rent 30d Change Units From
Denver $2,265 +$14 1,936 $1,029
Boulder $2,841 -$284 361 $1,080
Parker $2,198 -$2 259 $1,480
Centennial $2,344 -$45 219 $1,418
Colorado Springs $1,852 -$299 195 $625
Longmont $2,133 -$116 150 $1,456
Lakewood $2,201 -$7 148 $1,349
Arvada $2,187 -$414 133 $1,099
Westminster $1,845 +$55 104 $973
Pueblo $1,451 +$91 89 $650
Loveland $2,074 +$241 88 $1,225
Greeley $1,526 -$12 83 $1,009
Thornton $1,797 +$40 79 $1,160
Lone Tree $2,060 +$90 65 $1,428
Castle Rock $1,870 +$1 64 $1,199
Commerce City $2,029 +$62 63 $1,499
Fort Collins $2,083 +$139 58 $1,095
Wheat Ridge $1,988 -$160 31 $1,482
Grand Junction $1,680 +$37 29 $995
Englewood $2,084 +$11 27 $1,651
Show 4 smaller Colorado cities
City Avg Rent 30d Change Units From
Castle Pines $2,071 +$155 11 $1,733
Aurora $1,703 -$112 11 $1,306
Northglenn $1,390 -$14 9 $1,220
Broomfield $2,020 +$84 9 $1,588

Which Colorado Cities Are Getting Cheaper?

30-day percent change in asking rent across Colorado cities. Green bars dropped, red bars rose. Showing the 15 biggest movers.

The Highest-Earning Apartment Buildings in Colorado

Across the 188 Colorado buildings we can estimate, rental revenue totals about $87M per month ($1.0B a year). Estimates come from each building's unit-level listing and leasing activity; click a building for the full methodology.

Building City Est. Monthly Revenue Est. Occupancy Units
1.The Wheatley Denver, CO $3.2M/mo 100% 1885
2.Housing Helpers Boulder, CO $2.9M/mo 100% 924
3.Reve Boulder Apartments Boulder, CO $2.4M/mo 78% 1000
4.Skyline at Highlands Denver, CO $2.2M/mo 95% 1000
5.Pioneer Property Management Denver, CO $2.2M/mo 98% 792
6.One River North Denver, CO $1.8M/mo 94% 432
7.TriVista on Speer Denver, CO $1.8M/mo 97% 762
8.Aspendale Centennial Centennial, CO $1.7M/mo 86% 660
9.Arrive 800 Penn Denver, CO $1.6M/mo 99% 800
10.Edit at River North Denver, CO $1.5M/mo 97% 1000

Research estimates from listing activity, not operator financials.

Rent by Bedroom Type

Average rent in Colorado broken down by apartment size. Only bedroom buckets with 100+ tracked units are shown so every row is backed by meaningful sample size.

Type Avg Rent From Up To Units
Studio $1,696 $625 $3,166 635
1 Bedroom $2,041 $850 $6,696 2,045
2 Bedroom $2,560 $725 $9,070 1,319
3 Bedroom $3,092 $1,175 $11,995 204

1 bedroom bucket hidden with fewer than 100 tracked units.

Colorado Rent Trend Over Time

Average rent trend across all tracked Colorado apartments.

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Colorado Rent FAQ

What is the average rent in Colorado?

The average rent in Colorado is $2,204 per month as of July 2026, based on 4,226 units tracked across 24 cities.

Which Colorado city has the cheapest rent?

Broomfield has the lowest average rent in Colorado at $2,020 per month, with units starting from $1,588.

Are rents going up or down in Colorado?

Rents in Colorado have decreased by $41 (2%) over the last 30 days.

How much is a 1-bedroom apartment in Colorado?

The average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Colorado is $2,041 per month, with 2,045 units available.

What is the most expensive city in Colorado?

Denver is the most expensive city in Colorado with an average rent of $2,265 per month.

How many apartments are available in Colorado?

We track 4,226 individual units across 241 apartment communities in 24 Colorado cities. Prices are updated daily.

What is the average rent for a studio in Colorado?

The average studio apartment rent in Colorado is $1,696 per month.

How often are Colorado rent prices updated?

We refresh real asking prices every morning. All Colorado rent data is updated daily, giving you the most current pricing available.

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