How much notice is required for a rent increase in Denver?

Colorado requires at least 60 days written notice before raising rent.

Denver, ColoradoLast reviewed April 2026

Rent increase rules in Denver

Colorado allows local rent control as of 2024 reforms, but Denver has not enacted one. No cap currently. State requires 60 days notice for any rent change.

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State rules that apply in Denver

No statewide rent cap; local rent control was preempted until 2024 reforms. 60 days notice required for any rent increase. Required notice: 60 days.

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Denver Office of HOPE (opens in new tab)

State source

C.R.S. §38-12 (opens in new tab)

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