Report: Apartment rental rates in Superior highest in region

BOULDER — Apartment rental rates in the town of Superior during March were the highest among cities in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado that are tracked by ApartmentList, a California-based website that aggregates apartment listings from sources on the Internet.

A two-bedroom apartment in Superior cost $1,930 in March — topping Boulder, which sits at the top of ApartmentList’s rankings among the 10 largest cities by population in Colorado.

The median rental price for a two-bedroom apartment in Boulder during March was $1,840, and a one-bedroom cost $1,550, up from $1,800 for a two-bedroom unit and $1,500 for a one-bedroom, according to the report released Monday.

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Denver maintained the No. 2 spot on the most-expensive list among the state’s 10 largest cities for renters, despite a slight decline in rent, with a two-bedroom unit costing $1,730 in March compared with $1,750 in February, and a one-bedroom unit holding steady at $1,380.

Fort Collins was ranked No. 8, with a two-bedroom costing $1,260 and a one-bedroom costing $900 per month.

Rents for a two-bedroom apartment in other cities in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado held steady from February to March, according to ApartmentList: Broomfield, $1,650; Louisville, $1,570; Longmont, $1,100; Loveland, $1,000 and Greeley, $980.

Other cities in the region are not tracked by ApartmentList.