RANKING · 1990 CENSUS · 99 SHOWN OF 99

Highest homeownership rate, Colorado cities · 1990

Colorado cities with the highest share of owner-occupied housing units (1990 ACS). This list covers the 99 cities in Colorado that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RELATEDMost expensive homes Cheapest homes Highest median rent Lowest median rent Highest renter share Newest housing stock

YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPOWNER-OCCUPIEDVS –

01Cherry Hills, COCO6,38996.1%–

02The Pinery, COCO11,87194.3%–

03Gleneagle, COCO6,44089.6%–

04Columbine, COCO25,47889.4%–

05Woodmoor, COCO8,93489.3%–

06Black Forest, COCO15,73888.6%–

07Fruitvale, COCO8,01986.0%–

08Highlands Ranch, COCO102,25785.1%–

09Severance, COCO11,84185.0%–

10Greenwood, COCO15,32384.3%–

11Ken Caryl, COCO33,23383.6%–

12Redlands, COCO8,86883.6%–

13Parker, COCO65,98582.0%–

14Erie, COCO40,90480.8%–

15Lochbuie, COCO8,77680.4%–

16Firestone, COCO20,12979.5%–

17Pueblo West, COCO35,68179.4%–

18Louisville, COCO20,58177.9%–

19Dacono, COCO6,84477.5%–

20Timnath, COCO11,60077.1%–

21Mead, COCO7,04277.0%–

22Evergreen, COCO8,60277.0%–

23Orchard Mesa, COCO6,94576.2%–

24Derby, COCO8,45373.8%–

25Broomfield, COCO79,17473.8%–

26Arvada, COCO122,90172.9%–

27Applewood, COCO8,35072.8%–

28Lafayette, COCO30,11671.9%–

29Berthoud, COCO14,08071.8%–

30Eaton, COCO5,84871.3%–

31Thornton, COCO147,76669.9%–

32Welby, COCO16,19769.8%–

33Frederick, COCO18,24168.7%–

34Johnstown, COCO22,43368.5%–

35Gypsum, COCO9,21268.4%–

36Gunbarrel, COCO10,05168.4%–

37Brush, COCO5,33768.0%–

38Wellington, COCO12,16968.0%–

39Woodland Park, COCO8,01467.9%–

40Milliken, COCO9,18367.6%–

41Brighton, COCO45,39566.2%–

42Sherrelwood, COCO18,69266.1%–

43Cañon City, COCO17,03065.7%–

44Castle Rock, COCO83,81565.6%–

45Westminster, COCO116,18265.2%–

46Salida, COCO5,98565.0%–

47Pueblo, COCO110,40464.8%–

48Cortez, COCO9,12664.5%–

49Monument, COCO13,81364.3%–

50Loveland, COCO81,38763.6%–

51Northglenn, COCO38,89363.5%–

52Federal Heights, COCO14,07563.3%–

53Montrose, COCO21,58363.3%–

54Fort Morgan, COCO11,84163.2%–

55La Junta, COCO6,86462.9%–

56Windsor, COCO43,84062.8%–

57Trinidad, COCO8,09162.7%–

58Longmont, COCO100,10962.2%–

59Craig, COCO8,87462.1%–

60Lamar, COCO7,58862.1%–

61Fruita, COCO14,00361.8%–

62Sterling, COCO13,05461.1%–

63Littleton, COCO46,24660.5%–

64Lakewood, COCO156,92760.5%–

65Delta, COCO9,80259.9%–

66Fort Lupton, COCO10,40259.9%–

67Evans, COCO22,50059.8%–

68Estes Park, COCO5,78059.0%–

69Commerce City, COCO72,34558.9%–

70Clifton, COCO19,51858.9%–

71Aurora, COCO410,05358.8%–

72Sheridan, COCO5,97257.4%–

73Eagle, COCO7,28057.3%–

74Golden, COCO20,39056.7%–

75Fountain, COCO29,45056.3%–

76Stratmoor, COCO5,41256.1%–

77Colorado Springs, COCO494,74354.6%–

78Durango, COCO19,73354.4%–

79Glenwood Springs, COCO10,39554.0%–

80Greeley, COCO115,07353.9%–

81Wheat Ridge, COCO32,08153.5%–

82Steamboat Springs, COCO13,55753.4%–

83Fort Collins, COCO171,50052.7%–

84Superior, COCO13,63752.3%–

85Silverthorne, COCO5,41852.3%–

86Alamosa, COCO9,84952.1%–

87Englewood, COCO35,30551.8%–

88Cimarron Hills, COCO19,81751.6%–

89Rifle, COCO10,84450.9%–

90Grand Junction, COCO71,82750.4%–

91Denver, COCO740,61349.2%–

92Boulder, COCO105,68946.1%–

93Aspen, COCO6,48943.8%–

94Gunnison, COCO6,83641.0%–

95Avon, COCO6,18437.1%–

96Breckenridge, COCO5,01536.5%–

97Battlement Mesa, COCO5,75519.2%–

98Air Force Academy, COCO6,7270.0%–

99Fort Carson, COCO18,0190.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS