Rental Information & Resources

The City of Boulder is committed to having a variety of housing available that is affordable to residents of all income levels and that includes rental housing.  A variety of rental resources and services are available in Boulder. 

Looking for a home to rent?

Market-rate Rental - some places to start:

• Local newspaper classifieds
• Drive around areas where you'd like to live and look for "for rent" signs
• Word of mouth - friends, family, co-workers
• Check website classified sites

Low-income/Subsidized Rental:

• Boulder Housing Partners or call 720-564-4600
• Thistle Community Housing or call 303-443-0007
• Boulder County Housing Authority or call 720-564-2284   
  
  

Senior Rental and Other Housing:

See the Senior Housing Guide for Boulder County (PDF file)

Pets in Rental Housing:

Check out the Humane Society of Boulder Valley's List of Pet Friendly Rental Properties

Rental Licensing

The City of Boulder's Rental Housing Inspection and Licensing Program exists to preserve public safety and establishes minimum standards for basic equipment and facilities for rental property.   For more information, see:  Rental Licensing

Renter's Rights - Landlord/Tenant Information/Mediation

For rental properties located within Boulder city limits, Community Mediation Services, Housing & Human Services, City of Boulder -  See website at:  Community Mediation Services or call 303-441-4364

For University of Colorado students, call Off-Campus Student Services at 303-492-7053

For rental properties in unincorporated Boulder County, call District Attorney's Office at 303-441-3700 and request the Consumer Affairs Office

For rental properties within Longmont city limits, call 303-651-8445

Need help paying rent?

Contact Emergency Family Assistance Association at: EFAA or call 303-442-3042

Additional Resources:

HUD Subsidized Housing List

Colorado Housing Search

ColoradoHousingSearch.com is jointly sponsored by the Colorado 
Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) and the Colorado Division of
Housing as a public service to the residents of Colorado. 

Its primary goals are to:

-  Help Coloradoans find and maintain quality, safe and decent
places to live
-  Provide a clearinghouse for affordable housing and related
services
-  Facilitate operating efficiencies in the affordable housing market.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 July 2012 10:08