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Colorado growth by county

33,754 new homes permitted in 2025

Census Building Permits Survey, 2025, Colorado's counties added together

  • Colorado population6,012,561Census Population Estimates · July 1, 2025
  • Change since 2020+225,688 (+3.9%)July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2025 · Census Population Estimates

Counties by new homes per 1,000 residents

64 counties by new homes permitted in 2025 per 1,000 residents, highest first. Since 2020: population change, July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2025.

Colorado counties by new homes permitted per 1,000 residents, 2025
#CountyPer 1,000New homes, 2025Population, 2025Since 2020
1Costilla31.01143,679+5.1%
2San Juan25.821813+14.5%
3Grand18.931116,496+4.7%
4Ouray14.4765,265+7.9%
5Custer14.0785,590+18.3%
6Broomfield12.397079,174+6.3%
7Elbert10.933330,534+16.5%
8Hinsdale10.68753−4.6%
9Saguache10.4706,732+5.3%
10Summit10.131831,517+0.9%
11Mineral9.99910+4.6%
12Archuleta8.712414,306+6.6%
13Routt8.621825,329+2.0%
14Chaffee8.417520,831+6.9%
15Park8.315218,314+5.1%
16Gunnison7.913817,439+2.9%
17Weld7.92,993378,426+14.2%
18El Paso7.55,707757,040+3.2%
19Huerfano6.7477,011+2.7%
20La Plata6.637656,898+2.2%
21San Miguel6.6517,753−3.7%
22Larimer6.52,436377,292+4.8%
23Denver6.44,727740,613+3.2%
24Montrose6.327944,591+4.1%
25Lake6.1467,552+1.9%
26Boulder6.12,001328,560−0.7%
27Douglas6.02,398399,396+10.8%
28Arapahoe5.33,599673,820+2.8%
29Mesa5.0810162,845+4.4%
30Kiowa5.071,412−2.8%
31Teller4.811824,756+0.0%
32Adams4.72,608554,668+6.6%
33Garfield4.629463,474+2.7%
34Eagle4.122354,291−2.5%
35Rio Grande3.84211,087−3.9%
36Gilpin3.6226,073+4.4%
37Alamosa3.45616,688+1.9%
38Conejos2.7207,529+1.0%
39Cheyenne2.341,713−1.9%
40Clear Creek2.3218,994−3.9%
41Rio Blanco2.2156,683+2.5%
42Pitkin2.23616,625−4.3%
43Fremont2.110750,039+2.4%
44Las Animas2.13014,391−0.7%
45Jefferson1.91,118580,451−0.5%
46Moffat1.82413,122−1.1%
47Morgan1.85530,306+4.2%
48Delta1.85832,178+3.6%
49Lincoln1.8105,645−0.4%
50Jackson1.721,211−12.2%
51Phillips1.464,420−2.4%
52Prowers1.31611,884−1.1%
53Pueblo1.3226169,277+0.6%
54Montezuma0.92426,678+3.0%
55Washington0.634,732−1.6%
56Baca0.623,347−3.8%
57Kit Carson0.647,069+0.1%
58Otero0.5817,683−5.2%
59Yuma0.449,896−0.8%
60Logan0.2520,654−2.7%
61Bent0.215,716+4.5%
62Crowley0.005,677−0.5%
63Dolores0.002,466+5.8%
64Sedgwick0.002,247−6.0%

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About these numbersSources, dates and how these figures are built

New homes

U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey, 2019-01 to 2026-09; annual files 2019-2025, posted May 14, 2026; the monthly files through Sep 2026, posted Oct 27, 2026. New housing units authorized by building permits, reported plus imputed. A month is the figure in that month's file; a year is the annual file, which adds late and corrected reports, so twelve months need not add up to the year. Public domain.

People

U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, Vintage 2025, July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2025, posted Mar 26, 2026. Public domain.

Data edition

Figures as of Oct 27, 2026. Area figures, not any one parcel's.