2.5% above the United States average
Ranked #56 of 538 cities · More expensive than 89.6% of cities worldwide
Compared to United States average
Rent Prices
| Apartment | City Centre | Outside Centre | You Save |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Bedroom | USD 2,067/mo | USD 1,636/mo | 21% |
| 3-Bedroom | USD 3,264/mo | USD 2,759/mo | 21% |
Denver has a composite cost index of 58.5 from 3 independent data sources.
Based on 108 country PLI x 1 city factor
Denver is average by global standards (ranked #56 of 538 cities). It is 2.5% more expensive than the United States average, based on 74 cities.
Groceries are average, while dining out is average. Restaurants offers the best value, while Groceries is the priciest.
Local purchasing power is limited — residents can afford fewer goods and services than in most cities.
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