Brand new mid-rise apartmentsSpecial offer
Longmont CO Rental Listings
1,185 rentals available
- Heated pool22 available units
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- Upscale finishesSpecial offer
- Sparkling pool10 available units
- Rocky mountain vistas15 available units
- High-tech modern units2 Months Free
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- Community hot tubSpecial offer
- Modern finishes12 Weeks Free
- All-new floor planSpecial offer
- Gas fireplace6 Weeks Free
- River Valley Village, 10910 Turner Blvd Lot 30, Longmont, CO 80504
- 3 bds
- 2 ba
- 1,216 sqft
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- Swimming pool19 available units
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- High-style high-performing apartmentsSpecial offer
- Ample storageSpecial offer
- Modern baseboards37 available units
- Peak View, 2253 Collyer St APT 304, Longmont, CO 80501
- 2 bds
- 1 ba
- 700 sqft
24 days ago
- The Granary Townhomes, 210 Emery St #6, Longmont, CO 80501
- 2 bds
- 2.5 ba
- 1,492 sqft
- The Sherlock Townhomes, 728 Baker St Unit 2, Longmont, CO 80501
- 2 bds
- 1.5 ba
- 850 sqft
15 days ago
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Renting in Longmont CO: Frequently Asked Questions
How much is rent in Longmont CO?
The average rent price across all property types in Longmont is $1,985 per month. Available rentals in Longmont start at $825 per month and go up to $8,900 depending on size, property type and neighborhood. A common budgeting guideline is to keep rent at or below 30% of gross monthly income.
Are rents going up or down in Longmont CO?
The average rent price in Longmont is $1,985 per month. Change since last month is: +$60. Change since this time last year: -$15.
How many rentals are available in Longmont?
There are 334 rentals available in Longmont right now. Inventory changes daily, so save your search to get notified when new listings match what you are looking for, and filter by price, bedrooms, property type and pet policy to narrow the list.
Is now a good time to rent in Longmont?
The average rent in Longmont is $1,985 per month. Change from this time last year: -$15. There are 334 rentals available to compare. When rents are rising and inventory is tight, it’s worth touring and applying quickly on a listing you like. When rents are flat or falling and inventory is high, you have more time to compare options and ask about concessions like a free month or reduced deposit.
