RANKING · 1990 CENSUS · 99 SHOWN OF 99

Highest renter share, Colorado cities · 1990

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

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YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPRENTER-OCCUPIEDVS –

01Air Force Academy, COCO6,727100.0%–

02Fort Carson, COCO18,019100.0%–

03Battlement Mesa, COCO5,75580.8%–

04Breckenridge, COCO5,01563.5%–

05Avon, COCO6,18462.9%–

06Gunnison, COCO6,83659.0%–

07Aspen, COCO6,48956.2%–

08Boulder, COCO105,68953.9%–

09Denver, COCO740,61350.8%–

10Grand Junction, COCO71,82749.6%–

11Rifle, COCO10,84449.1%–

12Cimarron Hills, COCO19,81748.4%–

13Englewood, COCO35,30548.2%–

14Alamosa, COCO9,84947.9%–

15Silverthorne, COCO5,41847.7%–

16Superior, COCO13,63747.7%–

17Fort Collins, COCO171,50047.3%–

18Steamboat Springs, COCO13,55746.6%–

19Wheat Ridge, COCO32,08146.5%–

20Greeley, COCO115,07346.1%–

21Glenwood Springs, COCO10,39546.0%–

22Durango, COCO19,73345.6%–

23Colorado Springs, COCO494,74345.4%–

24Stratmoor, COCO5,41243.9%–

25Fountain, COCO29,45043.7%–

26Golden, COCO20,39043.3%–

27Eagle, COCO7,28042.7%–

28Sheridan, COCO5,97242.6%–

29Aurora, COCO410,05341.2%–

30Clifton, COCO19,51841.1%–

31Commerce City, COCO72,34541.1%–

32Estes Park, COCO5,78041.0%–

33Evans, COCO22,50040.2%–

34Fort Lupton, COCO10,40240.1%–

35Delta, COCO9,80240.1%–

36Lakewood, COCO156,92739.5%–

37Littleton, COCO46,24639.5%–

38Sterling, COCO13,05438.9%–

39Fruita, COCO14,00338.2%–

40Lamar, COCO7,58837.9%–

41Craig, COCO8,87437.9%–

42Longmont, COCO100,10937.8%–

43Trinidad, COCO8,09137.3%–

44Windsor, COCO43,84037.2%–

45La Junta, COCO6,86437.1%–

46Fort Morgan, COCO11,84136.8%–

47Montrose, COCO21,58336.7%–

48Federal Heights, COCO14,07536.7%–

49Northglenn, COCO38,89336.5%–

50Loveland, COCO81,38736.4%–

51Monument, COCO13,81335.7%–

52Cortez, COCO9,12635.5%–

53Pueblo, COCO110,40435.2%–

54Salida, COCO5,98535.0%–

55Westminster, COCO116,18234.8%–

56Castle Rock, COCO83,81534.4%–

57Cañon City, COCO17,03034.3%–

58Sherrelwood, COCO18,69233.9%–

59Brighton, COCO45,39533.8%–

60Milliken, COCO9,18332.4%–

61Woodland Park, COCO8,01432.1%–

62Wellington, COCO12,16932.0%–

63Brush, COCO5,33732.0%–

64Gunbarrel, COCO10,05131.6%–

65Gypsum, COCO9,21231.6%–

66Johnstown, COCO22,43331.5%–

67Frederick, COCO18,24131.3%–

68Welby, COCO16,19730.2%–

69Thornton, COCO147,76630.1%–

70Eaton, COCO5,84828.7%–

71Berthoud, COCO14,08028.2%–

72Lafayette, COCO30,11628.1%–

73Applewood, COCO8,35027.2%–

74Arvada, COCO122,90127.1%–

75Broomfield, COCO79,17426.2%–

76Derby, COCO8,45326.2%–

77Orchard Mesa, COCO6,94523.8%–

78Evergreen, COCO8,60223.0%–

79Mead, COCO7,04223.0%–

80Timnath, COCO11,60022.9%–

81Dacono, COCO6,84422.5%–

82Louisville, COCO20,58122.1%–

83Pueblo West, COCO35,68120.6%–

84Firestone, COCO20,12920.5%–

85Lochbuie, COCO8,77619.6%–

86Erie, COCO40,90419.2%–

87Parker, COCO65,98518.0%–

88Redlands, COCO8,86816.4%–

89Ken Caryl, COCO33,23316.4%–

90Greenwood, COCO15,32315.7%–

91Severance, COCO11,84115.0%–

92Highlands Ranch, COCO102,25714.9%–

93Fruitvale, COCO8,01914.0%–

94Black Forest, COCO15,73811.4%–

95Woodmoor, COCO8,93410.7%–

96Columbine, COCO25,47810.6%–

97Gleneagle, COCO6,44010.4%–

98The Pinery, COCO11,8715.7%–

99Cherry Hills, COCO6,3893.9%–

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