After suffering a record breaking spike in prices during the pandemic, the Denver rental market cooled off a bit in 2024. Rental prices for Studio, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom units have flattened out over the last 6 months, whereas pricing has increased for 3 bedroom units. Denver has seen record numbers of new units come to market which has caused rental prices to flatten a bit. The median rent for Denver is $1,683, 11% higher than the national average.

Boulder

Pricing for rentals in Boulder have fluctuated over the last 3 months with an overall increase in pricing for both 1 and 3 bedroom units and a decrease in studio and 2 bedroom unit pricing. Rental rates are higher in Boulder than surrounding areas because many tech companies have moved to Boulder which is affecting both pricing and inventory. The median rent for Boulder is $1,902, 21% higher than the national average.

Apartment Options

Cirrus

• Studio
• Sq Ft: 507
• Rent: $1,393

Proximo at Pena Station

• 1 bedroom / 1 bath
• Sq Ft: 582
• Rent: $1,665

Marlon at Central Park

• 2 bedroom/2 bath
• Sq Ft: 1,023
• Rent: $2,435

X Denver 2

• 3 bedroom/3 bath
• Sq Ft: 1958
• Rent: $3,580