Colorado Springs, CO Rent Trends

Rank #66, last updated May 5

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What is the average rent in Colorado Springs?

The average rent of a studio apartment in Colorado Springs, CO is $885. The average rent of a 1-bedroom in Colorado Springs, CO is $995. The average rent of a 2-bedroom in Colorado Springs, CO is $1,300. The average rent of a 3-bedroom in Colorado Springs, CO is $2,350.

Studio

$885


1 bed

$995


2 beds

$1,300


3+ beds

$2,350

Note: We calculate "average" rent as the median, or midpoint, to eliminate any skew from extremely high-priced or low-priced units.

Rent Prices Over Time in Colorado Springs

Apr 18 2024Jun 02 2024Jul 16 2024Aug 30 2024Oct 15 2024Nov 30 2024Jan 15 2025Mar 02 2025May 05 2025$760$1,060$1,360$1,800
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Apartment Rent Ranges in Colorado Springs

The monthly rent for apartments in Colorado Springs, CO ranges from $100 to $2,900+.

$100 - $800

$800 - $1,500

$1,500 - $2,200

$2,200 - $2,900

$2,900+

What is the average apartment size in Colorado Springs?

The average size of a Colorado Springs, CO apartment is 1079 square feet, while the median apartment size for Colorado Springs, CO is 850 square feet. However, square footage varies based on unit type. Most rentals in Colorado Springs, CO (42.2%) are 2 bedroom apartments, while the fewest (6.65%) are studio apartments. Meanwhile, 3+ bedroom apartments account for 27.06%, and 1 bedroom apartments make up 24.08%.

Studio

One bedroom

Two bedrooms

Three+ bedrooms

What is the average rent for various neighborhoods in Colorado Springs?

Studio1 bed2 beds3+ beds
Briargate*$1,050$1,925$2,425
Middle Shooks Run*$1,100$1,495*
Palmer Heights*$799$1,299$2,300
Peregrine**$1,750$2,895
Westside$910$1,099$1,263$2,300

Note: We calculate "average" rent as the median, or midpoint, to eliminate any skew from extremely high-priced or low-priced units.

* Insufficient data to calculate value