Housing Inventory in Colorado

2.55 M
Total housing units

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorColoradoUnited States
Housing units (millions)2.55146

National ranking

Colorado ranks #1 of 33 states by total housing units.

#1Colorado2,550,000
#2Minnesota2,470,000
#3Louisiana2,050,000
#4Kentucky2,020,000
#5Oregon1,830,000
#6Oklahoma1,780,000
#7Nevada1,360,000
#8Utah1,150,000
#9New Mexico970,000
#10Montana545,000
#11Rhode Island482,000
#12Delaware450,000
#13South Dakota412,000
#14Illinois63%
#15Wyoming50
#16Vermont45
#17Maine16%
#18Texas12.1M
#19Florida10.1M
#20New York8.5M
#21Ohio5.3M
#22North Carolina4.9M
#23Michigan4.6M
#24Georgia4.6M
#25New Jersey3.8M
#26Virginia3.6M
#27Arizona3.2M
#28Massachusetts3.05M
#29Indiana2.98M
#30Missouri2.83M
#31Wisconsin2.8M
#32Washington2.8M
#33New Hampshire1.5

Overview

Colorado has about 2.55 million total housing units, with strong construction activity concentrated in the Denver and Colorado Springs metros. Key figures for Colorado include Total housing units of 2.55 M, offering a clear snapshot of housing inventory in the state. Understanding housing inventory helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Colorado to national and regional benchmarks.

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