20 Nov November 2025 Denver Metro Rental Market Update
As the Denver area prepares for the Thanksgiving season, Unlimited RE Property Management is excited to share our November update on the rental markets in Denver, Golden, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, Centennial, and Aurora. This month, we’re giving thanks for the opportunities these markets present and exploring how you can make the most of them. Let’s dive into the latest data and see what it means for your investment strategy.
Denver
Denver’s rental market has seen a noticeable decrease, with the average rent falling to $2,000. This $75 month-over-month decrease, along with a $100 year-over-year decline, indicates a stabilizing trend. With 4,395 available rentals, the market is adjusting to a more balanced environment, offering opportunities for those looking to invest or rent out their properties.
Golden
Golden’s rental market has experienced a significant decline, with the average rent dropping to $1,995. The $205 month-over-month decrease, combined with a $505 year-over-year drop, suggests a substantial market adjustment. With 138 available rentals, the area is experiencing a shift that property owners should be aware of as they strategize for the future.
Highlands Ranch
Highlands Ranch’s rental market has shown a slight decrease, with the average rent falling to $2,900. The $100 month-over-month decrease, despite a $0 year-over-year change, indicates a minor adjustment. With 142 available rentals, this area continues to offer a reliable investment opportunity, albeit with a slight dip in rental rates.
Castle Rock
Castle Rock’s rental market has seen a notable decrease, with the average rent falling to $2,850. The $140 month-over-month decrease, contrasted with a $150 year-over-year increase, suggests a mixed trend. With 175 available rentals, the area remains attractive for both investors and renters, despite the recent fluctuations.
Centennial
Centennial’s rental market has experienced a decline, with the average rent dropping to $2,695. The $105 month-over-month decrease, along with a $100 year-over-year decrease, indicates a cooling trend. With 174 available rentals, the market is adjusting, and property owners should consider this when planning their strategies.
Aurora
Aurora’s rental market has cooled, with the average rent decreasing to $2,100. This $119 month-over-month drop, along with a $100 year-over-year decrease, suggests a cooling but stabilizing trend. With 1,337 available rentals, the area is experiencing a shift that investors should monitor closely.
As we gather for Thanksgiving, let’s reflect on the opportunities and challenges in Denver’s rental markets. Whether you’re looking to invest, rent out, or simply understand the market better, Unlimited RE Property Management is here to help. Request a free property analysis today and let us guide you through the ever-evolving world of property management. Happy Thanksgiving!
Data courtesy of Zillow Rental Market Trends – November 18, 2025