Cost of Living in Superior
Marshall Fire resilience — rebuilding with BVSD schools, Flatirons views, and Rock Creek trails
Housing
Housing Market
- Median Home Price
- $680K–$780K
- Data Year
- 2026
Taxes
Tax Rates
- Property Tax Rate
- ~0.55% (Boulder County)
- Sales Tax Rate
- 7.96–8.65% combined (Town 3.46% + County + State + special)
- Cost of Living vs National
- 41% above national average (housing-driven)
Utilities
Monthly Costs
- Water Provider
- Town of Superior
- Electric & Gas
- Xcel Energy (electric & gas)
- Internet Providers
- Comcast/Xfinity, CenturyLink/Lumen
- Trash & Recycling
- Town of Superior services
Income
Income & Cost Context
- Median Household Income
- $130,000+
- Cost of Living Index
- 141 (BestPlaces · 41% above national average)
- Avg Childcare Cost
- $1,200–$1,800/mo (Boulder County average)
Common Questions
FAQ — Superior
What is the median home price in Superior?
Superior’s median home price ranges from $680K to $780K as of 2026. The Marshall Fire rebuild has changed the market, with new construction at premium prices and some lots still under reconstruction. Superior is positioned between Louisville ($822K–$841K) and Lafayette ($600K–$680K) in pricing.
What is the cost of living in Superior?
Superior’s cost of living is 41% above the national average, driven primarily by housing. The property tax rate is approximately 0.55% (Boulder County), and the combined sales tax rate ranges from 7.96% to 8.65%. Median household income is $130,000+. The Marshall Fire rebuild has introduced new construction that may carry premium pricing.