Moving to Denver, Colorado

Denver housing snapshot

These are dated city market indices from Zillow Research. They are not listing prices, a quote for a particular home, or a household budget.

Typical home value

$538,992

June 2026 · Zillow ZHVI

Typical monthly rent

$1,877

June 2026 · Zillow ZORI

Source: Zillow Research data and methodology. Local dataset refreshed August 2026. Newer observations may be available from the provider.

How to use these figures

The Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) describes typical home values; the Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI) describes typical market rents. They describe different markets and may cover different periods. Neither is a Census median or an estimate of a specific neighborhood.

For a rental move to Denver, compare the rent index with actual listings and add utilities, transport, childcare, healthcare, and debt payments. For a purchase, include your down payment, interest rate, insurance, maintenance, and property taxes rather than treating the home-value index as your mortgage budget.

Research the trade-offs in Denver

• Housing trends — compare dated market observations and Census housing context.
• Jobs and the local economy — check industry fit, reported unemployment, and major employers.
• Climate and weather — examine seasonal comfort and historical conditions.
• Risk evidence — inspect the source geography, coverage, and unassessed factors.
• Your household budget — use your income and assumptions to estimate monthly costs.

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What this guide can and cannot answer

This snapshot helps you start your research. It does not rank Denver as universally affordable, safe, or suitable. Neighborhood prices, school eligibility, insurance quotes, actual taxes, and your daily commute need address-specific checks. Open the app for more source context, and verify consequential decisions with the provider or a qualified professional.