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Average no-fee apartment rent in Denver (July 2026)

Direct answer: In Denver, NoFeeNest currently tracks 1,965 no-fee rentals with 1,937 priced listings. The median asking rent is $1,449/mo, with a typical range of $1,050 to $1,795. Skipping a broker fee saves about $1,449 to $2,260 upfront.

No-fee listings 1,965
Priced listings 1,937
Median asking rent $1,449/mo
Typical range $1,050-$1,795/mo
Broker fee skipped $1,449-$2,260

Denver No-Fee Rental Market Report: Current Prices & Trends

Denver renters have 1,836 no-fee listings to choose from as of this report, with a mix of apartments, private rooms, and short-term options. Below, we break down the real pricing data from NoFeeNest to help you navigate the market without broker fees.

Denver No-Fee Rental Prices at a Glance

Detailed Price Breakdown

The median long-term rent of $1,444 means half of the 1,758 priced listings cost less, and half cost more. This differs from an "average," which could be skewed by a few ultra-expensive units. The typical no-fee rental falls between $1,035 and $1,794.

Short-term rentals (like month-to-month leases) are slightly cheaper, with a median of $1,245. Compared to broker-fee listings (where you'd pay ~1 month's rent extra upfront), no-fee options save renters $1,000+ in initial costs.

Property Types Available

Neighborhoods with Listings

No-fee rentals are spread across Denver, including these areas mentioned in listings:

Why No-Fee Listings Reflect Real Pricing

NoFeeNest aggregates listings posted directly by landlords, avoiding broker-markup fees. The $1,444 median is a realistic baseline—unlike broker-fee listings, where advertised prices exclude the extra month’s rent typically required upfront. Renters can use this data to negotiate or compare deals fairly.

For the latest no-fee listings, check NoFeeNest directly, as inventory updates daily.

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