According to a new report from RentCafé, Denver’s 80206 zip code tops the list, with an average monthly rent of $2,435. The area includes parts of Cherry Creek, Congress Park and historic Country Club is the highest in Colorado, and the entire Western Region (as defined by RentCafé, which excludes California and Texas).
RentCafé compared average apartment rents for all zip codes in 130 major U.S. markets as of July. Although Denver was tops in Colorado, nationally Manhattan dominated the list for priciest pads with an average rent of $5,657 in the 10282 zip code.
Other zip codes in cities with higher average rents than Denver include Austin ($2,658 in 78701), Seattle ($2,816 in 98101) and San Francisco ($4,666 in 94105).
Here’s the breakdown of the 10 most expensive zip codes to find a place to rent in Colorado, plus the average year-over-year change:
1. 80206, Denver: $2,435 (–0.7%)
2. 80209, Denver: $2,151 (+5.2%)
3. 80202, Denver: $2,138 (+1.4%)
4. 80204, Denver: $2,075 (–2.6%)
5. 80301, Boulder: $2,044 (+5.4%)
6. 80211, Denver: $1,963 (+0.8%)
7. 80238, Denver: $1,857 (–1.5%)
8. 80216, Denver: $1,840 (+0.6%)
9. 80210, Denver: $1,817 (+0.9%)
10. 80120, Littleton: $1,817 (4.8%)
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