11 Jun June 2026 Metro Denver Rental Market Update
This June rental market update covers Denver, Golden, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, Centennial, and Aurora. These figures are intended to help investors, owners, and renters plan for 2026.
Denver
Denver’s rental market remains active, with an average June rent of $1,995. This is $45 higher than last month but $205 lower than last year, indicating a tenant-friendly environment. With 4,455 rentals available, options are plentiful and owner competition is strong. Owners should prioritize property appeal and tenant retention, as modest rent growth is expected through 2026.
Golden
Golden’s rental market remains strong, with an average June rent of $2,295. This is $180 lower than last month but $200 higher than last year, reflecting long-term growth. With 203 rentals available, supply is limited. Owners should highlight property features and remain flexible to attract tenants. The 2026 outlook is for continued stability as the market balances.
Highlands Ranch
Highlands Ranch remains a leading market, with an average June rent of $3,195. This is $45 higher than last month and $195 higher than last year, indicating strong demand and year-over-year growth. With only 135 rentals available, tenant competition is high. Owners should emphasize property value and amenities, as demand is expected to remain strong through 2026.
Castle Rock
Castle Rock’s rental market is shifting, with an average June rent of $3,000. This is $186 higher than last month and $75 higher than last year, indicating renewed growth. With 158 rentals available, supply is moderate. Owners can expect continued interest as the area grows but may need to remain flexible with pricing. The 2026 outlook anticipates a balanced market and stable demand.
Centennial
Centennial’s rental market offers opportunities for owners and tenants, with an average June rent of $2,821. This is $74 lower than last month but $26 higher than last year, indicating a slight market adjustment. With 129 rentals available, the market remains steady. Owners should prioritize tenant retention and fair pricing as renter needs evolve in 2026.
Aurora
Aurora remains a lively market, with an average rent of $1,930 for June. This is $20 lower than last month and $270 lower than last year, reinforcing its appeal for budget-conscious renters. With 1,225 rentals available, tenants have a wide range of choices. Owners can attract renters by enhancing property features and offering strong value. The 2026 forecast anticipates steady demand and a balanced market.
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Data courtesy of Zillow Rental Market Trends – June 9, 2026