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Colorado (CO)

STATESAFMR
Found 599 ZIPs

State Median Investment Score

67Below average

095130300
BRRent
0 BR$710 - $2,020Median: $1,240
1 BR$775 - $2,169Median: $1,380
2 BR$1,010 - $2,766Median: $1,647
3 BR$1,208 - $3,360Median: $2,281
4 BR$1,395 - $4,357Median: $2,617

Market Alignment

Studio
43
0.22-1.77
1 BR
32
0.18-1.61
2 BR
38
0.17-1.24
3 BR
39
0.22-1.98
4 BR
43
0.27-1.57
0.701.001.30aligned range

Bedroom curve

Counties

Ranked by Investment Score (vs state median)

1Baca County
12992.2%
2Crowley County
12992.2%
3Bent County
12992.2%
4Kiowa County
12992.1%
5Costilla County
11266.8%
6Sedgwick County
10150.6%
7Logan County
10150.3%
8Lincoln County
10048.3%
9Prowers County
9948.1%
10Conejos County
9947.9%
11Otero County
9845.3%
12Las Animas County
9540.8%
13Cheyenne County
9338.3%
14Moffat County
9337.9%
15Phillips County
9237.6%
16Jackson County
9033.9%
17Alamosa County
8831.2%
18Pueblo County
8628.1%
19Washington County
8018.7%
20Park County
7918.1%
21Adams County
7816.4%
22Fremont County
7512.1%
23Kit Carson County
749.8%
24Yuma County
727.7%
25Elbert County
716.1%
26El Paso County
704.9%
27Rio Blanco County
704.8%
28Broomfield County
704.7%
29Archuleta County
704.7%
30Arapahoe County
703.8%
31Jefferson County
692.4%
32Weld County
670.0%
33Douglas County
661.4%
34Morgan County
662.2%
35Denver County
662.3%
36Teller County
653.6%
37Saguache County
644.1%
38Rio Grande County
644.4%
39Lake County
645.0%
40Larimer County
627.0%
41Montrose County
627.2%
42Clear Creek County
628.1%
43Eagle County
618.6%
44Mesa County
619.4%
45Montezuma County
6011.0%
46Huerfano County
6011.1%
47Garfield County
5715.0%
48Gilpin County
5616.3%
49Boulder County
5518.6%
50Routt County
5419.0%
51Delta County
5024.8%
52Custer County
4926.4%
53Mineral County
4828.6%
54La Plata County
4630.8%
55Chaffee County
4631.8%
56Dolores County
4532.3%
57Hinsdale County
4434.9%
58Summit County
4138.5%
59Ouray County
3548.5%
60Grand County
3449.2%
61San Juan County
3350.5%
62Gunnison County
3054.9%
63San Miguel County
2464.6%
64Pitkin County
1774.2%

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Colorado fair market rent by county, FY 2027

HUD's FY 2027 fair market rents cover 64 counties in Colorado. The median county two-bedroom FMR is $1,375. That is up 10.3% from $1,247 in FY 2026. Two-bedroom FMRs run from $1,014 in Sedgwick County to $2,766 in Summit County. 8 HUD metropolitan FMR areas cover 17 of those counties; each county in the same metro area shares one FMR. 58 ZIP codes in the Colorado Springs, CO HUD Metro FMR Area must use Small Area FMRs, so voucher payment standards there are set by ZIP code.

Two-bedroom FMR by county

FY 2027 two-bedroom fair market rent by county in Colorado
County2BRChange
Summit County$2,766+12.1%
Eagle County$2,607+9.6%
Pitkin County$2,597+17.3%
Routt County$2,384+17.9%
Adams County$2,169+3.8%
Arapahoe County$2,169+3.8%
Broomfield County$2,169+3.8%
Clear Creek County$2,169+3.8%
Denver County$2,169+3.8%
Douglas County$2,169+3.8%
Elbert County$2,169+3.8%
Gilpin County$2,169+3.8%
Jefferson County$2,169+3.8%
Park County$2,169+3.8%
Boulder County$2,033−4.3%
Grand County$1,844+25.0%
La Plata County$1,821+14.6%
Garfield County$1,781+11.0%
Larimer County$1,759+1.6%
Chaffee County$1,755+19.7%
Weld County$1,647+5.4%
Ouray County$1,640+7.5%
San Miguel County$1,631−0.9%
El Paso County$1,621−6.6%
Archuleta County$1,542+15.3%
Jackson County$1,485+50.2%
Lake County$1,485+10.6%
Mineral County$1,485+10.6%
Teller County$1,474−1.3%
Gunnison County$1,437+7.7%
Fremont County$1,436+15.4%
Crowley County$1,405+9.0%
San Juan County$1,344+9.5%
Dolores County$1,332+19.5%
Montrose County$1,321+13.1%
Kiowa County$1,319+15.1%
Hinsdale County$1,316+14.9%
Washington County$1,297+16.4%
Las Animas County$1,291+11.8%
Mesa County$1,282+2.6%
Montezuma County$1,280+8.5%
Delta County$1,266+13.6%
Pueblo County$1,263−0.5%
Morgan County$1,261+8.7%
Logan County$1,249+13.4%
Kit Carson County$1,241+13.5%
Moffat County$1,225+5.2%
Rio Grande County$1,220+11.5%
Custer County$1,202+8.1%
Cheyenne County$1,167+11.8%
Rio Blanco County$1,165+15.5%
Bent County$1,150+12.9%
Alamosa County$1,149+15.0%
Phillips County$1,137+7.9%
Yuma County$1,132+6.7%
Huerfano County$1,116+10.2%
Lincoln County$1,070+5.3%
Otero County$1,059+8.8%
Saguache County$1,059+8.6%
Prowers County$1,050+7.9%
Baca County$1,014+4.2%
Conejos County$1,014+4.2%
Costilla County$1,014+4.2%
Sedgwick County$1,014+4.2%

HUD metro FMR areas

FY 2027 two-bedroom fair market rent by HUD metro area in Colorado
Metro areaCounties2BR
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO MSA10$2,169
Boulder, CO MSA1$2,033
Fort Collins-Loveland, CO MSA1$1,759
Greeley, CO MSA1$1,647
Colorado Springs, CO HUD Metro FMR Area1$1,621
Teller County, CO HUD Metro FMR Area1$1,474
Grand Junction, CO MSA1$1,282
Pueblo, CO MSA1$1,263

Questions about Colorado rents

What is the fair market rent in Colorado?

HUD sets fair market rents by metro area and county, not statewide. For FY 2027 the median county two-bedroom FMR in Colorado is $1,375. Look up the county or ZIP code to see the value that applies to a specific property.

Which Colorado counties have the highest fair market rent?

For FY 2027, the highest two-bedroom FMRs are in Summit County ($2,766), Eagle County ($2,607), Pitkin County ($2,597).

Does Colorado use Small Area Fair Market Rents?

Yes, in part. HUD requires Small Area FMRs in 58 ZIP codes in the Colorado Springs, CO HUD Metro FMR Area. Elsewhere, housing authorities use the metro or county FMR unless they choose to adopt Small Area FMRs.

Source: HUD FY 2027 Fair Market Rents. Change compares each county's two-bedroom FMR with FY 2026.

Data source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Fiscal Year 2027