ZIP list·Denver, CO

Best Denver ZIP codes for recent rent growth

ZIP code landing page ranking Denver ZIPs by trailing 12-month rent growth using the tract-linked housing context already powering the atlas.

Scope
ZIP codes
Built to help readers start from ZIP searches and move into neighborhood detail.
Best fit
Renters and local market watches
Use these pages to orient around broader submarkets before drilling into specific places.
Lead result
ZIP 80219
12M rent growth: 36%
Ranking Brief

What this page is highlighting

This page is intended to read like a compact research brief. The top row shows the current lead, while the sections below show how the leaders are moving and what the ordering can miss.

ScopeZIP codes · Built to help readers start from ZIP searches and move into neighborhood detail.
Best fitRenters and local market watches · Use these pages to orient around broader submarkets before drilling into specific places.
Lead resultZIP 80219 · 12M rent growth: 36%
Leaderboard

Current order from the latest local data

1
ZIP 80219
ZIP 80219 shows 36% rent change across 14 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
36%
+36% since 2019
Denver
2
ZIP 80239
ZIP 80239 shows 35% rent change across 8 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
35%
+35% since 2019
Denver
3
ZIP 80221
ZIP 80221 shows 34% rent change across 10 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
34%
+34% since 2019
Denver
4
ZIP 80212
ZIP 80212 shows 29% rent change across 6 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
29%
+29% since 2019
Denver
5
ZIP 80123
ZIP 80123 shows 29% rent change across 13 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
29%
+29% since 2019
Littleton
6
ZIP 80220
ZIP 80220 shows 27% rent change across 11 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
27%
+27% since 2019
Denver
7
ZIP 80249
ZIP 80249 shows 25% rent change across 5 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
25%
+25% since 2019
Denver
8
ZIP 80110
ZIP 80110 shows 24% rent change across 8 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
24%
+24% since 2019
Sheridan
9
ZIP 80227
ZIP 80227 shows 24% rent change across 8 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
24%
+24% since 2019
Lakewood
10
ZIP 80210
ZIP 80210 shows 24% rent change across 9 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
24%
+24% since 2019
Denver
11
ZIP 80229
ZIP 80229 shows 22% rent change across 12 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
22%
+22% since 2019
Thornton
12
ZIP 80224
ZIP 80224 shows 21% rent change across 6 tracked tracts. Use the linked neighborhoods before treating the whole ZIP as one market.
21%
+21% since 2020
Denver
Ranking guide

How to use this ranking

What this ranking measures

This ranking shows which Denver ZIP codes have recorded the strongest recent rent growth across the latest trailing 12-month window.

Who this page is for

It works best as a market-level orientation page for renters, owners, and operators who start with ZIP searches before moving into neighborhood detail.

What can distort the ranking

ZIP averages can hide very different tract stories inside the same area, so use the linked neighborhoods and tracts before treating the ZIP as uniform.

Data Freshness

What supports this page right now

10
Visible results
Results currently shown in the public ranking.
6
Monthly or faster
Higher-frequency sources behind the current ranking.
2026-03-16
Last updated
Latest timestamp across the source feeds used by the ranked pages.
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FAQ
How is best denver zip codes for recent rent growth calculated?

The ranking uses the latest ZIP rollups with 12m rent growth as the main ordering signal, then links into the deeper local pages for context.

What is this ranking good for?

Use this ranking to orient around a ZIP search, then move into the linked neighborhoods before treating the ZIP as a single market.

When can this ranking mislead?

Averages and rollups can hide very different tract-level conditions, so use the linked deeper pages before making a final call.