Most Affordable Cities in Colorado

Cost of living rankings for 112 cities in Colorado with uncapped home, rent, and income estimates. On average, Colorado is expensive with a statewide average Cost Index of 143.

1 source baseline is past its update cadence — newer official vintage not reflected
Cheapest City
La Junta
Index: 78
Most Expensive
Aspen
Index: 647
State Average
143
National: 100
Cities Ranked
112
eligible statewide total

Colorado Affordability Ranking

Showing 101–112 of 112 eligible cities — 12 on this page. Page 3 of 3.

#CityIndexHome ValueRentIncome
101Glenwood Springs175$863,805$2,449$91,481
102Castle Pines179$885,471$2,502$191,229
103Evergreen181$880,323$2,788$150,417
104Todd Creek181$934,056$2,169$194,362
105Boulder184$948,693$2,399$87,493
106Eagle200$1,030,907$2,982$110,398
107Greenwood Village235$1,402,776$2,202$149,029
108Steamboat Springs239$1,313,950$3,551$104,964
109Avon241$1,256,900$4,375$89,027
110Carbondale258$1,465,714$3,686$108,324
111Edwards290$1,735,265$3,825$81,909
112Aspen647$3,437,646$18,211$74,033

2026 edition — based on ACS 2024, Zillow 2026-08, HUD FY2027, and BEA 2024 dated sources. The edition year is not the observation year.