Denver falls in return-to-office rankings
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago now report higher office attendance than the Mile High City
Denver is lagging the nation in the return-to-office movement, with a drop in leasing at newer buildings marking the latest obstacle in the market's sluggish recovery.
Denver apartment rents fall ahead of seasonal slowdown
Landlords prioritize occupancy
Denver-area apartment rents fell for the second month in a row as landlords focus on filling units in a competitive market by lowering rates and offering generous concessions.
Apartment rents in Boulder, Colorado, fall in June
Landlords shift focus to securing renters ahead of seasonal slowdown
Apartment rents in Boulder fell slightly in June as operators prioritize filling vacant units, often by curbing rent growth and offering concessions.
Denver apartment rents fall to close out first half of 2025
Landlords still offering generous concessions to drive renter demand
Denver apartment vacancies remain near record highs midway through 2025, and landlords are focused on securing renters by offering generous concessions and curbing rent growth.
Denver’s multifamily market has turned a corner, but recovery will be slow
What CoStar’s in-market analytics team is hearing from industry players in Denver
Denver’s multifamily construction wave continues to pummel the market. Vacancies remain near record highs, dragging down rent growth as landlords face increased competition for ren...
A recovery comes into view in Colorado’s second-largest apartment market
Strong demand, slowdown in construction send vacancies lower in Colorado Springs
The Colorado Springs multifamily market has likely reached a turning point, as strong levels of demand combined with a slowdown in construction signal lower vacancy rates ahead.
Rents in Colorado's most expensive housing market increase for second straight month
Boulder rents increased 1.1% in May after slow start to the year
Apartment rents in Boulder increased for the second straight month after a slow start to the year.
Denver’s inconsistent apartment rent growth underscores market’s slow path to recovery
Rents were essentially flat in May, a month that typically records solid gains
The busy spring leasing season is well underway, but apartment landlords in the Denver area continue to face difficulties in pushing rents as vacancies remain stubbornly high and c...
Denver multifamily sales drive market's volume, though industrial and retail are gaining
Sales have picked up over past year
Commercial real estate sales in the Denver area have picked up in the past year, and a shift toward cautious optimism among investors is emerging.
Demand for outpatient facilities is driving Denver's medical office market
CoStar Group releases new quarterly medical office report for major markets across US
Medical office leasing in the Denver area has increased every year since 2020, as a growing population, high median incomes and an evolving preference for outpatient facilities hav...
Denver apartments notch another month of rent gains
But rent growth remains below historic benchmark
Denver’s busy apartment spring leasing season is in full swing, and rents are going up across the Mile High City as local landlords attempt to navigate the historic construction bo...
Denver’s unemployment rate falls, but so does labor force participation
Unemployment rate ticked down to 4.6% in March
Denver's labor market could be a glass half full or a glass half empty scenario, depending on perspective.
Denver office market could be near inflection point as leasing improves, move-outs slow
Forecast anticipates vacancy to hold relatively steady through 2025
After years of lackluster demand, the Denver office market may be near an inflection point.
Denver apartment rent growth hits 14-month high as historic construction wave eases
Average apartment in Denver area now goes for $1,842 per month
Apartment rent growth in the Denver area hit a 14-month high to close out the first quarter, though negative annual rent growth and widespread concessions are continuing to weigh o...
Denver employment falls to kick off 2025
Unemployment rate ticks up to highest level in more than three years
Denver's unemployment rate hit its highest level in more than three years with the trade, transportation and utilities sector driving job losses over the past year.
Denver unlocks $570 million to recharge downtown
City is focused on major projects that would redefine the downtown experience
The city of Denver is moving forward with a plan to revitalize its urban core.
Limited options stymie Denver retail leasing
Experiential retailers were behind the market’s largest fourth-quarter leases
Denver retail leasing lost steam at the end of 2024 as availability hovered near record lows, giving retailers limited options to expand in the market.
Denver multifamily sales bounce back after hitting decade low
Sales volume increases 62% from 2023 levels
After hitting a decade low, multifamily investment sales in the Denver area rebounded in 2024 as an increase in apartment demand boosted sales volume across the region.
As construction cools, Colorado Springs apartment landlords curb concessions
Roughly 32% of apartment buildings offered incentives in February, down from 57% in November
After a slight uptick, apartment concessions in Colorado Springs, Colorado, are back on the downswing as the historic construction wave winds down and landlords grow more optimisti...
Denver area sees largest year-over-year population bump since pandemic
International migration drives increase
The Denver metropolitan area added nearly 31,000 people between July 2023 and July 2024, marking the strongest year-over-year population growth recorded since the onset of the coro...