Average Rent in Colorado

Apartments & Houses by Size

Rentometer, Inc. | Data as of 07/28/2026

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Colorado’s rental market offers a diverse mix of apartments and single‑family homes, catering to everyone from students and young professionals to growing families. Major urban centers such as Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs provide vibrant neighborhoods with easy access to cultural attractions, tech hubs, and outdoor recreation, while the scenic mountain towns and high‑desert communities offer a quieter, nature‑focused lifestyle. Renters can choose from modern studios in downtown districts, spacious three‑bedroom apartments near university campuses, or charming houses nestled in historic districts and suburban enclaves, each benefiting from Colorado’s strong economy and high quality of life.

Overall, studio apartments tend to average in the $1500s, and two‑bedroom units commonly land in the $2000 range, while larger homes frequently exceed the $3000 mark, reflecting the state’s variety of housing options. Prospective tenants appreciate the convenient proximity to landmarks such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Rocky Mountain National Park, and the thriving Farmers Market scene. Whether seeking a sleek downtown loft, a family‑friendly house in a leafy suburb, or a mountain retreat, Colorado rentals combine comfort, convenience, and the state’s renowned outdoor lifestyle.

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Colorado Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

Averages, medians, and ranges across recent rental listings

Property Type Bedrooms Average Median Min – Max 25th – 75th
Apartment Studio $1,407 $1,395 $945 – $2,019 $998 – $1,599
Apartment 1 Bedroom $1,622 $1,629 $505 – $3,154 $1,224 – $1,862
Apartment 2 Bedroom $1,951 $1,780 $922 – $5,950 $1,418 – $2,257
Apartment 3 Bedroom $2,478 $2,599 $1,300 – $3,657 $2,085 – $2,900
House 1 Bedroom $1,839 $1,800 $895 – $3,400 $1,375 – $2,200
House 2 Bedroom $2,134 $2,070 $900 – $4,295 $1,495 – $2,500
House 3 Bedroom $2,732 $2,650 $1,450 – $5,479 $2,349 – $3,100
House 4+ Bedroom $3,376 $3,197 $650 – $15,000 $2,750 – $3,700

Current rent in Colorado (all property types): Studio $1,407, 1 Bedroom $1,655, 2 Bedroom $2,005, 3 Bedroom $2,676, 4+ Bedroom $3,374.

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