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Cost of living in Denver, CO

Cost of living breakdown for Denver, CO.

Overall index
125
Rent
130
Home price
140
Utilities
108

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Denver, CO

Latitude: 39.7392

Longitude: -104.9903

Cost breakdown by category

100 represents the estimated US average. Values are illustrative and intended for comparison only.

CategoryIndexNotes
Overall125Blended index across major categories
Rent130Typical monthly rent for comparable housing
Home price140Estimated purchase prices
Utilities108Electricity, gas, water, basic internet
Groceries112Everyday food and household items
Transportation115Gas, transit passes, basic car costs
Healthcare109Routine care and insurance estimates

Budget estimator

Estimate monthly costs in Denver, CO using the overall index of 125.

Estimated monthly cost

$4,875

Remaining amount

$2,125

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Frequently asked questions

What does the overall cost-of-living index for Denver mean?
An index of 125 means costs in Denver are approximately 25% higher than the US average baseline of 100.
How should I use rent and home price indices in Denver?
Use these numbers as directional planning inputs, then verify with live listings and local professionals.
Are these numbers a quote or financial advice?
No. These are educational estimates and should be paired with current market research.

Cost planning notes for Denver, CO

Denver has an estimated overall index of 125, which is 25% above the U.S. baseline. Key category estimates include rent 130, home price 140, utilities 108, groceries 112, transportation 115, and healthcare 109. Use this content as a planning baseline, then verify details locally before final commitments.