Boulder & Front Range Property Management

Colorado Property Management

Local experts across Boulder, Fort Collins and the wider Front Range, from Longmont and Loveland to the mountain towns of Estes Park and Lyons. You get 24/7 owner and tenant support, transparent flat fees and a free rental analysis that shows exactly what your home can earn.

Local Experts, Not a Distant Call Center

Full-Service Property Management Across Colorado

Intempus provides full-service property management in Colorado for single-family homes, condos, townhomes and small multifamily properties. Our local team manages rentals across Boulder, Fort Collins and the wider Front Range, from Longmont and Loveland to the mountain towns of Estes Park and Lyons, giving owners one team for leasing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, inspections and compliance. Whether you own one rental or a growing portfolio, our Colorado property managers protect your asset and maximize your rental income.

Local Experts Across Colorado

Front Range: Boulder, Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Broomfield, Louisville, Lafayette. Mountains: Estes Park, Lyons, Nederland. Metro Denver: Denver, Westminster, Thornton.

Full-Service, Technology-Driven Management

We pair local expertise with in-house technology: an owner portal for real-time statements, online rent collection and a 24/7 maintenance line, so nothing slips through the cracks. Our marketing syndicates your rental to more than 200 listing sites, and disciplined, data-driven pricing keeps Colorado homes leasing in weeks, not months.

Transparent Pricing and Lower Risk

Our property management fees are transparent and itemized, with no hidden costs. Rigorous tenant screening keeps our eviction rate under 1% on placed tenants, and we keep every lease compliant with Colorado landlord-tenant law. Colorado has no statewide rent cap, so we help you set and adjust rent correctly with proper notice. Ready to see what your home can earn? Start with a free Colorado rental analysis.

$2,600Median Boulder rent, per month
+2.5%Rent growth year over year
$560KColorado median home price
13Colorado cities we serve

Colorado Metro Areas We Serve

Local property management across Boulder, Fort Collins and the Front Range. Choose your city to learn more. If you do not see your area, we are expanding across Colorado, so please reach out.

Local experts serve each of these markets. If your city is not listed, contact us, we are expanding across Colorado.

The Boulder & Front Range Rental Market

A quick look at where rents stand across Boulder and the Front Range (market data, mid-2026).

$2,400 to $3,000Boulder two-bedroom, per month
+2.5%Boulder rent, year over year
~18 to 30 daysAverage time to lease
Boulder rental metricFigure (mid-2026)
One-bedroom, average$1,900 to $2,400 / mo
Two-bedroom, average$2,400 to $3,000 / mo
Three-bedroom, average$3,000 to $3,900 / mo
Single-family home$3,300 to $4,800 / mo
Year over year changeup about 2 to 3%

Boulder and the wider Front Range remain some of Colorado's strongest rental markets, powered by the university, federal labs and a steady inflow of employers. Fort Collins and the northern Front Range typically run a little lower than Boulder itself. For owners, that mix of solid rents and low vacancy is an opportunity, provided the home is priced right from day one. Our local team sets that price with current comps, then markets and screens to fill it fast.

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Colorado Rent Increase Rules

What owners should know about rent increases and notice in Colorado.

Colorado Rent Rules

No statewide rent cap
reasonable written notice required

Colorado does not have a statewide rent cap, so rent is set by the market and your lease. State law requires a habitable unit and reasonable written notice before an increase takes effect, and recent legislation adds notice requirements around certain rental fees.

A 2024 Colorado law limits certain rental fees and requires advance notice. Deposits and returns follow Colorado's security deposit statute.

What Governs Your Increase

  • Rent amount and increases are set by your written lease, not a statewide cap
  • Landlords must provide reasonable written notice before an increase
  • Homes must be kept habitable under Colorado's warranty of habitability
  • Some Colorado cities and HOAs add their own rules, so always check local requirements

General information, not legal advice. Intempus keeps every Colorado lease compliant and reviews each increase before it goes out.

Buying or Selling in Colorado

Thinking of Buying or Selling an Investment Home?

Colorado's statewide median home price is about $560,000 as of mid-2026, while Boulder County runs much higher, roughly $800,000 to $1,000,000. Whether you are adding a rental to your portfolio or selling one, our licensed brokerage handles it.

For detailed Colorado home values and to buy or sell, visit our Real Estate page.

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~$560KColorado statewide median home priceup about 2% year over year
$800K to $1MBoulder County median home pricesteady year over year

Renting in Colorado

See what homes are renting for right now, or find out exactly what yours can earn.

200+
Listing sites we syndicate to
~24 days
Average time to lease a Colorado home
<1%
Eviction rate on placed tenants
99%
On-time rent collection

Homes For Rent

Looking for a place to live, or want to see what comparable homes are renting for right now? Browse our current Colorado rentals, updated in real time as homes come to market.

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Know exactly what your Colorado home can earn. A free, no-obligation analysis from a local expert, backed by current Colorado comps, with no pressure to sign.

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What Owners Say

Verified Google and Yelp reviews. We only publish reviews people actually left us.

★★★★★

"Michael found the perfect tenant and made renting our home simple and hands-off. When we later sold, he was there again. Worth every penny."

Mike H. · Saratoga owner · Google
★★★★★

"Alexis was communicative throughout. The photos and marketing were excellent, and she customized the lease to my needs. Found a great tenant fast."

James C. · Los Gatos owner · Yelp
★★★★★

"I've worked with Intempus for over five years. When it was time to sell, I called Michael first, extremely responsive, the complete package."

Verified Owner · Sunnyvale, 5-year client · Google
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Latest Market Update
Colorado Housing Market Update

Median price $540,000 and average apartment rent $1,859, with mortgage rates at 7.40 percent. What it means if you own a Colorado rental.

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Colorado Property Management FAQ

Common questions from Colorado owners and investors.

How much does property management cost in Colorado?

Most Colorado owners pay a simple, flat monthly management fee, always itemized with no hidden costs. The exact number depends on your property type, location and the services you need. The fastest way to get a real quote is a free, no-obligation rental analysis.

What is the average rent in Boulder?

In Boulder, two-bedroom homes typically rent for about $2,400 to $3,000 per month as of mid-2026, with one-bedrooms near $1,900 to $2,400 and single-family homes higher. Fort Collins and the northern Front Range usually run a little lower.

Does Colorado have rent control?

No. Colorado has no statewide rent cap, so rent is set by the market and your lease. State law requires a habitable unit and reasonable written notice of increases, and a 2024 law limits certain fees. This is general information, not legal advice.

Which Colorado cities does Intempus serve?

We manage homes across Boulder, Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Broomfield, Louisville and Lafayette on the Front Range, the mountain towns of Estes Park, Lyons and Nederland, and metro Denver including Westminster and Thornton. If your city is not listed, just contact us.

Can you help me buy or sell a Colorado investment property?

Yes. Intempus is a full real estate company, and our licensed brokerage helps investors buy and sell Colorado homes. Visit our Real Estate page to get started.

How fast can you lease my Colorado rental?

Well-priced homes on the Front Range typically lease in weeks, not months. We move fast with professional photography, wide syndication, responsive showings and thorough tenant screening.

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