The median home in Aurora, Colorado is valued at $454,389, down 4.5% year over year. Typical monthly rent is $1,686, producing a price-to-rent ratio of 22.5x — well above the national average of 18x. Aurora is part of the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO metropolitan area, which CrashWatch tracks daily with real-time stress scores and crash risk analysis.

Home Value$454,389

-4.5%

Rent$1,686/mo

Prices falling — better for buyers.

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$90,878 on $454,389

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Out of reach43.1% of income

Need $115,329/yr to afford.

PITI$2,691

P/I43.1%

Afford$295K

Gap-$159K

P&I $2,298Tax $193Ins $200

Renting $1,005/mo cheaper ($1,686 rent)6.50% 30yr, 20% down, county tax + CO ins. 28% per HUD.

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Other cities in Colorado

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Aspen$3.41M Cherry Hills Village$3.11M Snowmass Village$2.44M Telluride$2.22M Bow Mar$2.22M Mountain Village$2.03M Vail$1.72M Edwards$1.7M

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