Rankings / Most Expensive Cities to Rent / Colorado
Most Expensive Cities to Rent in Colorado
Ranked by median gross rent, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Erie$2,805/mo2Highlands Ranch$2,531/mo3Columbine$2,448/mo4Dakota Ridge$2,176/mo5Centennial$2,148/mo6Ken Caryl$2,127/mo7Broomfield$2,126/mo8Lafayette$2,121/mo9Parker$2,096/mo10Boulder$2,018/mo11Castle Rock$2,000/mo12Thornton$1,895/mo13Arvada$1,888/mo14Westminster$1,882/mo15Commerce City$1,880/mo16Aurora$1,835/mo17Denver$1,831/mo18Littleton$1,819/mo19Longmont$1,816/mo20Lakewood$1,806/mo21Windsor$1,793/mo22Security-Widefield$1,793/mo23Brighton$1,779/mo24Northglenn$1,775/mo25Fountain$1,745/mo26Loveland$1,730/mo27Fort Collins$1,690/mo28Englewood$1,668/mo29Colorado Springs$1,648/mo30Wheat Ridge$1,579/mo31Greeley$1,388/mo32Pueblo West$1,345/mo33Grand Junction$1,142/mo34Pueblo$1,082/mo
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.