How much is a home worth in ZIP code 80219?

The typical home in 80219 is worth $427,564, based on the Zillow Home Value Index.

Are home values rising in 80219?

Home values in 80219 are down 5.2% over the past year, and up 1.1% a year over five years.

What is the typical rent in 80219?

A typical home in 80219 rents for about $2,354 a month, a gross rental yield of 6.6%.

What is the property tax rate in 80219?

The effective property tax rate in 80219 is 0.5% — roughly $2,111 a year on a typical home.

ZIP code 80219 has a population of 59,523 and a median household income of $68,415.

HousingHandbookReference data

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U.S. ZIP Code · CO80219

Denver County · Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO

Typical home value

$427,564^[1]

Zillow Home Value Index, as of April 2026

Appreciation

1-year: -5.2%
5-year / yr: +1.1%
10-year / yr: +5.5%

Relative price

vs U.S.: +50.5%
vs metro: -23.6%
vs state: -14.8%

Price history

Zillow Home Value Index — monthly, smoothed and seasonally adjusted.

The typical home in 80219 is worth $427,564 — 23.6% below the Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO median. Over the past year, values have fallen 5.2%. Homes here rent for a typical $2,354 a month — a 6.6% gross rental yield. The effective property tax rate is 0.5%.

#Rent & investment

Typical asking rent, and the returns it implies at the current home value.

Monthly rent: $2,354^[2]
Gross yield: 6.6%^[2]
Cap rate: 4.0%^[2]

#Property tax

Effective rate — total real estate taxes paid relative to total home value.

Effective tax rate: 0.5%^[3]
Typical annual tax: $2,111^[3]

#Climate risk

FEMA National Risk Index ratings for Denver County. "Not Applicable" means the hazard does not threaten the county.

Overall risk: Relatively High^[4]
Riverine flood: Relatively High
Coastal flood: Not Applicable
Wildfire: Very Low
Drought: Very Low
Heat wave: Relatively Low
Hurricane: Not Applicable
Tornado: Relatively High
Earthquake: Relatively Moderate
Winter weather: Relatively High

#Who lives here

Population: 59,523^[3]
Median household income: $68,415^[3]

#Migration

Household moves in and out of Denver County over a year, from IRS tax-return data.

Net migration: +2,016^[5]
Moved in: 47,737
Moved out: 45,721

Schools

Open public schools in this ZIP, from the NCES Common Core of Data.

Public schools: 25
Elementary: 15
Middle: 4
High: 4

Abraham Lincoln High School
High · Grades 9–12 · School District No. 1 in the county of Denver and State of C
992 students
Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy
Other · Grades K–12 · School District No. 1 in the county of Denver and State of C
789 students
Rocky Mountain Prep SMART
High · Grades 9–12 · School District No. 1 in the county of Denver and State of C
565 students
Gust Elementary School
Elementary · Grades PK–5 · School District No. 1 in the county of Denver and State of C
560 students
Kepner Beacon Middle School
Middle · Grades 6–8 · School District No. 1 in the county of Denver and State of C
462 students

Run the numbers

Interactive calculators pre-filled with this ZIP's typical home value, rent, and property-tax rate. Edit any field to recompute.

Home value$Monthly rent$

Gross yield6.6%

Net yield (after ~40% expenses)4.0%

Annual rent$28,253

Gross and net yield are estimates based on the inputs and the selected expense ratio. Actual income and expenses will vary by property and market. Not investment advice.

Home price$Down payment%Interest rate%Loan termyears

Monthly payment$2,162

Loan principal$342,051

Down payment$85,513

Total interest paid$436,268

Estimated monthly payments include principal and interest only. Actual costs will include property tax, insurance, possibly PMI, and HOA fees not modeled here. Loan terms shown are estimates; consult a licensed lender for current rates and qualification.

Home price$Monthly rent$Down payment%Mortgage rate%Property tax rate% / yrMaintenance% / yrRule of thumb: 1% of home value per year.

Own : rent ratio1.14

Monthly cost to own$2,693

Monthly rent$2,354

Renting is meaningfully cheaper month-to-month.

This calculator projects multi-year scenarios based on assumptions about appreciation, rent growth, and investment returns — none of which are guaranteed. Actual outcomes depend on variables this tool cannot know. Not financial or real estate advice.

#Metro ranking

Where this ZIP sits among others in its metro area.

Appreciation: 11th percentile^[1]
Rental yield: 97th percentile^[2]
Property tax: 40th percentile^[3]

Rankings

Top-10 lists this ZIP code appears on.

Frequently asked

How much is a home worth in ZIP code 80219?: The typical home in 80219 is worth $427,564, based on the Zillow Home Value Index.
Are home values rising in 80219?: Home values in 80219 are down 5.2% over the past year, and up 1.1% a year over five years.
What is the typical rent in 80219?: A typical home in 80219 rents for about $2,354 a month, a gross rental yield of 6.6%.
What is the property tax rate in 80219?: The effective property tax rate in 80219 is 0.5% — roughly $2,111 a year on a typical home.
Who lives in 80219?: ZIP code 80219 has a population of 59,523 and a median household income of $68,415.

#Comparable ZIPs

Same metro, nearest typical home value. Each card shows the comparable ZIP's headline numbers so you can scan at a glance.

80229 vs 80219 →
Thornton, CO
Typical home
$427,398
Gross yield
4.7%
80239 vs 80219 →
Denver, CO
Typical home
$430,149
Gross yield
4.9%
80427
Central City, CO
Typical home
$423,919
Gross yield
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80827
CO
Typical home
$433,709
Gross yield
—
80832
Ramah, CO
Typical home
$439,676
Gross yield
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80432
CO
Typical home
$441,218
Gross yield
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