Colorado Rent Report
Colorado's rental market is driven by strong in-migration, an outdoor lifestyle, and a diversified economy spanning technology, aerospace, and energy. Denver and its metro area see average rents between $1,600 and $2,200, while Boulder commands a premium due to the university and biotech presence. Colorado Springs has emerged as an increasingly competitive market, benefiting from military installations and spillover demand from Denver.
Analyze a Rental Property in ColoradoKey Facts — Colorado Rental Market
Markets Covered
4
Major cities tracked statewide
ZIP Codes Tracked
4
ZIP-level rental data available
Data as of
October 2026
Refreshed with current listings
Top Rental Markets in Colorado
Explore rental data, average rents, and market trends for the top cities across Colorado.
Explore Rental Markets by ZIP Code in Colorado
Dive into neighborhood-level rental data with ZIP code-specific rent estimates, comps, and market trends across Colorado.
Investing in Colorado Rental Properties
Aurora and Denver's eastern suburbs offer better cap rates than the urban core while still capturing strong tenant demand from the metro's growing workforce. Boulder's university-anchored rental market provides reliable occupancy, though entry costs are high. Investors should monitor new supply pipelines in Denver's apartment-heavy submarkets, as rent growth has moderated from peak pandemic-era highs.
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Colorado Rental Market FAQ
Common questions about renting and investing in Colorado.
What is the average rent in Colorado?
Rent across Colorado varies by city and neighborhood. Our data covers 4 major markets statewide. Use Rent Report to analyze any specific property in Colorado for a precise rent estimate.
What are the best cities to invest in rental property in Colorado?
Aurora and Denver's eastern suburbs offer better cap rates than the urban core while still capturing strong tenant demand from the metro's growing workforce. Boulder's university-anchored rental market provides reliable occupancy, though entry costs are high. Investors should monitor new supply pipelines in Denver's apartment-heavy submarkets, as rent growth has moderated from peak pandemic-era highs.
How can I analyze a rental property in Colorado?
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