Cost of living in Firestone, CO — Housing, Rent & Index

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Housing, rent, and a comparison to the US average.

$582,333
Median home value
/mo
Median rent
164
Cost index (US=100)
-3.5%
Home YoY change

The median home value in Firestone, CO is $582,333 as of 2026-04. That places Firestone above the US average for housing cost, with a cost index of approximately 164 versus a national baseline of 100.

Over the past 12 months, the median home value in Firestone has fallen 3.5%, and over the past five years it has averaged +2.6% annual growth. The current price sits -8.7% from its 5-year peak in 2022-07.

Beyond housing, day-to-day costs in Firestone are shaped by state and local taxes, utility rates, transportation, and groceries. This page focuses on the housing component, which is the largest single line in most household budgets and the easiest to compare across cities using consistent national data.

Housing

Median home value$582,333
1-year change-3.5%
5-year price growth+2.6%
10-year price growth+5.0%
vs 5-year peak-8.7%

Source: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI).

How Firestone compares

Cost index164 (above US)
Median home vs US (~$355k)+64.0%
Population19,396
Momentum score54 (Stable)

Cost index is currently a housing-only proxy; full BLS basket coming with ACS pull.

Affordability reality

Prices only mean something against local pay. Here’s how Firestone’s housing lines up with what people here actually earn.

Median rent vs income28% of local median income
Home price-to-income4.8× local median income

At $2,795/mo, rent eats about 28% of the local median household income of $120,150 — within the 30% rule of thumb for affordable housing.

The median home runs about 4.8× the local median income (stretched).

Daily life in Firestone

Climate

86°/56° summer43°/16° winter245 sunny days55″ snow/yr17″ rain/yr

Summers run mild (highs near 86°F) and winters are chilly (highs near 43°F), with about 55″ of snow a year.

Natural-hazard & insurance risk

Flood: lowTornado: moderateHurricane: very lowWildfire: highEarthquake: low

Insurance heads-up: in Firestone, wildfire risk is pushing some insurers to raise rates or stop writing new policies in the highest-risk areas.

Getting around

The average commute is 34 min — longer than the US average of ~27 min; 18% of workers are remote; 81% own their home.

Sources: Zillow ZHVI (home values), Zillow ZORI (rents), US Census ACS + place population. Updated when source agencies publish revisions.