Colorado property tax

Census ACS 2023 5-year estimates · updated 2026-09-20

The median effective property tax rate in Colorado is 0.49%, below the national median of 0.98%, ranking 48 of 51 states and DC. The median homeowner pays $2,448 a year on a home worth $502,200. On a $300,000 home that is about $1,470 before exemptions.

Effective rate
0.49%
Median annual bill
$2,448
Median home value
$502,200
Rank (highest = 1)
48of 51

Property tax by county in Colorado

All 61 counties, largest first. Click a county for its estimate table.

CountyEffective rateMedian billMedian home valuePopulation
El Paso County0.41%$1,773$431,000736,008
Denver County0.44%$2,596$586,700713,734
Arapahoe County0.53%$2,767$526,000655,709
Jefferson County0.47%$2,867$604,400579,715
Adams County0.60%$2,770$458,400524,408
Douglas County0.55%$3,707$674,000368,283
Larimer County0.50%$2,662$532,200363,561
Weld County0.50%$2,242$444,500340,711
Boulder County0.54%$3,821$713,900328,317
Pueblo County0.51%$1,382$271,800168,726
Mesa County0.39%$1,357$349,400157,316
Broomfield County0.62%$3,888$631,60075,110
Garfield County0.43%$2,095$490,60062,034
La Plata County0.26%$1,452$549,10056,088
Eagle County0.41%$3,339$814,70055,374
Fremont County0.38%$1,081$282,10049,394
Montrose County0.36%$1,280$357,90043,272
Delta County0.31%$986$318,00031,353
Summit County0.31%$2,641$850,70030,857
Morgan County0.53%$1,574$299,30029,186
Elbert County0.45%$2,981$664,60027,152
Montezuma County0.30%$915$308,10026,204
Routt County0.33%$2,490$756,20024,990
Teller County0.36%$1,583$445,00024,774
Logan County0.47%$1,072$228,10021,067
Chaffee County0.28%$1,664$598,50019,876
Otero County0.32%$518$160,70018,460
Park County0.34%$1,679$489,30017,739
Gunnison County0.28%$1,683$597,20017,158
Pitkin County0.39%$4,450$1,131,20017,119
Alamosa County0.44%$968$218,80016,515
Grand County0.35%$1,763$507,20015,794
Las Animas County0.24%$524$214,50014,392
Archuleta County0.34%$1,541$451,40013,730
Moffat County0.43%$1,129$262,50013,258
Prowers County0.33%$494$150,90011,931
Rio Grande County0.41%$893$215,40011,394
Yuma County0.48%$1,025$215,6009,921
Clear Creek County0.38%$2,160$572,8009,358
San Miguel County0.26%$1,599$613,1008,026
Conejos County0.40%$655$162,1007,536
Lake County0.38%$1,544$401,3007,411
Kit Carson County0.52%$1,141$221,4007,015
Huerfano County0.28%$707$256,7006,946
Rio Blanco County0.34%$837$243,4006,518
Saguache County0.34%$679$200,0006,511
Gilpin County0.23%$1,177$512,6005,877
Crowley County0.49%$525$106,7005,734
Lincoln County0.38%$886$232,1005,561
Bent County0.39%$532$137,9005,524
Custer County0.36%$1,300$358,8005,073
Ouray County0.28%$1,854$670,1005,024
Washington County0.41%$890$218,3004,839
Phillips County0.49%$1,263$255,3004,491
Costilla County0.31%$531$171,3003,571
Baca County0.41%$496$122,0003,460
Dolores County0.24%$558$231,9002,385
Sedgwick County0.47%$671$142,7002,346
Cheyenne County0.46%$863$187,1001,732
Jackson County0.21%$513$250,0001,422
Kiowa County0.58%$862$148,6001,356
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 5-year estimates (B25103, B25077, B01003). A plus sign marks counties where the Census caps reported taxes at $10,000, so the true median is higher.

Colorado compared with the United States

The Colorado median bill of $2,448 is below the national median of $2,969. Assessment rules, exemptions and appeal deadlines for Colorado are being verified against the state's revenue department and will appear here once confirmed.

Rates and medians: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 5-year estimates.

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Colorado?

The median effective property tax rate in Colorado is 0.49% of home value, below the national median of 0.98%. On a $300,000 home that is about $1,470 per year before exemptions. Rates vary by county and school district.

Which Colorado county has the highest property tax?

Broomfield County has the highest median effective rate in Colorado at 0.62%. Jackson County has the lowest at 0.21%. The largest county by population, El Paso County, is at 0.41%.