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Five Points has the highest rent in Denver, but Highlands Ranch has highest average rent in region

New report shows costs are ticking up in Aurora and Colorado Springs, according to listing website

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Highlands Ranch reported the most expensive median rent for two-bedroom apartments last month in the metro area, at $1,850, beating out Denver at $1,730 a month, according to a .

But within Denver proper, the Five Points neighborhood reported the highest median two-bedroom rent at $2,130 a month, according to ApartmentList, a Bay Area company that aggregates online apartment listings.

ApartmentList found that metro Denver apartment rents are up a modest 1 percent year-over-year in March versus a 2.1 percent gain for Colorado as a whole. Centennial had some of the strongest gains, with a 7.6 percent increase in rents compared to a year earlier. Median rents on one-bedrooms there ran $1,460 a month, while two-bedrooms were at $1,700.

Aurora showed a 3 percent gain in rents, but it remains among the more affordable pockets in the metro area. The median rent on a one-bedroom is $1,060, while a two-bedroom is at $1,390.

Colorado Springs remains a relative bargain, with listings for one-bedroom apartments last month carrying a median rent of $820 a month and two-bedrooms going for a median rent of $1,010. Apartment rents there rose 3.6 percent, according to ApartmentList.

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