Denver Market Rental Trends Report
Relocity's rental trends report shows you how the nation’s major rental markets stack up and reveals 2025 pricing trends.
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Relocity's rental trends report shows you how the nation’s major rental markets stack up and reveals 2025 pricing trends.
Over the past year, rent prices in Denver, CO have decreased by 5.6%, averaging a reduction of $90 per month. This slight decline is primarily attributed to increased rental supply and changing demand. Despite these decreases, Denver's rental market remains competitive; however, renters are experiencing more favorable conditions compared to the past couple of years when prices surged. The current median rent in Denver is approximately $2,100 per month.
Boulder
Over the past year, rent in Boulder, CO has decreased by 0.2%, averaging a reduction of $4 per month. The persistence of higher-than-average housing prices is primarily driven by Boulder's limited housing supply and high demand, particularly in popular neighborhoods such as Downtown Boulder and North Boulder. The current median rent for an apartment in Boulder is $2,775, which is $775 higher than the national median.
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(Data sourced from Apartments.com)