Longmont, Colorado
Colorado community balancing growth and livability
WhereAtHome Score
65.5
Dout of 100
Overview
Longmont is a Colorado city with a population of approximately 98,630, part of the Boulder, CO metropolitan area. The median home value is approximately $551,600. Median household income is $89,720.
Key Highlights
- Population of approximately 98,630 (2023 Census estimate)
- Median home value of $551,600 (Zillow ZHVI)
- Median household income of $89,720 (Census ACS)
- Average commute time of 25.4 minutes
- Part of the Boulder, CO metro area
Key Metrics
2024 Presidential Election
Boulder County (county-level results)
Source: County-level results from MIT Election Data + Science Lab. Learn more
Score Breakdown
6 of 6 score factors available. Missing factors are excluded and available weights are rescaled.
Median home value relative to national average (Weight: 20%)
How affordable housing is relative to local incomes (Weight: 20%)
Average commute time compared to national average (Weight: 15%)
Overall crime levels based on FBI crime statistics (Weight: 20%)
Walk Score — ease of daily errands on foot (Weight: 15%)
Median income relative to national average, adjusted for cost of living (Weight: 10%)
Location
Compare with another city
Start ComparisonLast Updated: 2026-07-01
Data sourced from U.S. Census Bureau, Zillow, FBI Crime Data Explorer, Walk Score, and Niche.
Similar Cities by Score
Windsor, CO
Small Colorado city with local appeal
Median Home
$579,877
Population
40,349
Crime
Very Low
Walk Score
25
Erie, CO
Small Colorado city with local appeal
Median Home
$724,400
Population
35,269
Crime
Very Low
Walk Score
13
Pueblo, CO
Steel City of the West
Median Home
$286,131
Population
111,876
Crime
Moderate-High
Schools
C