Economy

What is the income of a household in ?

About $91,700 in median income in 2019–2023. Household income is the total money received in a year — wages, pensions, investments, public assistance, and more — by everyone in a household over 15.
Data updated February 19, 2025

$91.7K

Median household income (2019–2023)

0.9%

lower than Colorado (2019–2023)
Median incomes vary by geography due to a range of factors: differences in cost of living, local job markets, and economic opportunities, such as the presence of high-paying industries or declining sectors. Regional policies, access to education, and variations in economic development can also play a role in shaping incomes across locations.
Median household income in Denver County, CO was $91,700 from 2019–2023. This was 0.9% lower than in the state of Colorado, and 16.7% higher than in the US.

From 2019–2023, median household income in Denver County, CO was 0.9% lower than in Colorado as a whole, at $91.7K.

Median household income by geographic area in 2019–2023, adjusted for inflation (2023 dollars)

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The median household income is a useful summary, but it doesn’t fully capture the income landscape. Examining the income distribution provides insight into economic diversity and reveals patterns in income concentrations across different brackets. This perspective helps to better understand the range of and disparities in household earnings.
From 2019–2023, half of households in Denver County, CO made more than $91,700 and the other half made less. Compared to Colorado as a whole, Denver County had more households in the $200,000 or more income range and fewer in the $100,000 to $149,999 range.

From 2019–2023, half of households in Denver County, CO made over $91.7K and the other half made less.

Share of households in each income group in Denver County, CO (2019–2023)

Household income can differ depending on the makeup of the household.
Married couple households (with and without kids) had a higher median income than other types of familial households in 2019-2023. Among nonfamily households, males not living alone had a higher median income than females not living alone.

From 2019–2023, married-couple households had the highest median income.

Median income by household type in Denver County, CO in 2019–2023, adjusted for inflation (2023 dollars)

Lastly, household income also varies by geography due to differences in cost of living, local job markets, and economic opportunities (e.g. the presence of high-paying industries or declining sectors). Regional policies (like minimum wage), access to education, and other economic factors can also play a role in shaping local income levels.
When ranked highest to lowest, Denver County, CO was ranked 15th in median household income among counties in Colorado from 2019–2023. Counties with a similar median income include Weld County, CO (14th) and Adams County, CO (16th).

From 2019–2023, Denver County, CO ranked 15th in median household income among counties in Colorado.

Median household income by county (2019–2023), adjusted for inflation (2023 dollars)

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Methodology

USAFacts standardizes data, in areas such as time and demographics, to make it easier to understand and compare.

The analysis was generated with the help of AI and reviewed by USAFacts for accuracy.

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    American Community Survey (ACS)

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