Lemonade Renters Insurance in Aurora, CO

Renting near Stanley Marketplace? Protect your stuff with Lemonade renters insurance in Aurora from just $10/month.

Cover My Stuff

What does Lemonade renters insurance in Aurora protect against?

Renters insurance protects your stuff against several potential damages (or “perils” in insurance speak). Here’s a closer look at what is (and isn’t) covered:

  • Fire & smoke damage
  • Theft & break-ins
  • Clothes & shoes
  • Jewelry & watches
  • Your laptop & electronics
  • Books & collections
  • Wind & hail damage
  • Art & musical instruments
  • Kitchen appliances & gadgets
  • Furniture & home decor
  • Sports equipment & bikes
  • Water damage from burst pipes
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Not covered: floods, normal wear & tear, your roommate’s stuff, or getting mad at the Broncos & punching your TV.

What does renters insurance cover in Aurora?

It’s not just about your stuff, renters insurance also covers:

Personal liabilityPersonal liability

Personal liability

Someone slips at your pool party? We’ve got the medical bills and potential lawsuits covered

Loss of useLoss of use

Loss of use

Burst pipe makes your place unlivable? We’ll cover hotel costs above what you normally spend

Medical paymentsMedical payments

Medical payments

Guest cuts themselves on broken glass? We’ll handle the cost of their ER visit

 

Want to learn more about what renters insurance covers (and what it doesn’t)? Check our coverage guide.

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How much does renters insurance cost in Aurora?

As of 2025, Lemonade renters insurance in Aurora typically averages between $10 and $15 per month. Factors like your location, how much coverage you select, and your deductible determine how much you’ll pay.

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How does Lemonade protect Aurora renters?

Protection built for mountain life and city risks

Hail storm protectionHail storm protection

Hail storm protection

Wind, hail, and (some) water damage when Colorado's severe thunderstorms hit

Protection against theftProtection against theft

Protection against theft

We'll cover your electronics whether it's a break-in or grab-and-go

Wildfire displacementWildfire displacement

Wildfire displacement

Evacuation keeping you out of your place? We've got you covered

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How much renters insurance do you need in Aurora?

The right amount depends on what you own and your lifestyle.
Here’s how to calculate what you need.

Personal property coverage

You can choose anywhere from $10,000 to $250,000 in coverage. Walk through your Aurora rental and add up what it would cost to replace everything: furniture, electronics, clothes, kitchen items, and personal belongings. That sum should be your personal property coverage limit.

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Loss of use coverage

Coverage ranges from $3,000 to $200,000. Think about how much you’d spend on temporary housing, meals, and other expenses if your rental became unlivable due to covered damage. Spending just one week in a Aurora hotel will run you $1,023*, so factor in your local costs.

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Personal liability coverage

Lemonade’s standard $100,000 covers medical bills and legal fees if someone gets hurt in your rental or if you accidentally damage someone else’s property. Your landlord will probably specify how much you need, so pay attention to your lease requirements.

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How to save on renters insurance rates

Renters insurance is generally quite affordable, but there are still some ways you can save

BundleBundle

Bundle

Combine renters with car or pet insurance for instant multi‐policy discounts. (Plus, you can manage your policies in one place)

Pay in fullPay in full

Pay in full

Pay your full premium upfront to avoid monthly fees and earn up to a 5% annual payment discount.

Security devicesSecurity devices

Security devices

Fire alarms and security systems can lower your rate. Check what safety features your rental has, you might already qualify.

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Who needs renters insurance in Aurora?

Renters insurance is one of the smartest investments any renter can make. Here’s how a handful of Aurora residents benefit from coverage:

Healthcare workers

Working at Children’s Hospital Colorado or other local healthcare facilities means long hours helping others. Renters insurance protects your furniture, electronics, and personal belongings at home, plus liability coverage if someone gets hurt at your place after those demanding shifts. It’s one less thing to worry about.

Military personnel

With Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, many military families call the city home. Renters insurance protects your furniture, electronics, and family belongings during deployments or relocations. It also covers liability if other military families visit for gatherings or support during tough times.

CU Anschutz students

Medical and graduate school are expensive enough without replacing stolen laptops or research materials. Your landlord’s insurance won’t cover your belongings, but renters insurance will. Plus, you’re covered if someone gets injured during study sessions at your place.

Denver commuters

Living in Aurora for affordable rent while working in downtown Denver means daily light rail commutes. Renters insurance protects your belongings while you’re away for extended workdays, covering theft and damage. Plus, liability coverage protects you when you get home and host friends.

Young professionals

Your laptop, furniture, and professional wardrobe are investments in building your career in the Denver metro area. Renters insurance protects them from theft and covers liability if someone gets hurt in your space. For less than your monthly ski pass, you’re protected.

What’s the best renters insurance in Aurora?

We might be biased, but Lemonade was designed to shine for Aurora renters

All in the appAll in the app

All in the app

Get a quote, manage your policy, and file claims all from your phone

Coverage for youCoverage for you

Coverage for you

Pick exactly what you need. No cookie-cutter policies

Claims paid fastClaims paid fast

Claims paid fast

Most claims get handled in minutes, not weeks

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Aurora Renters: By the Numbers

Real data from our customers:

#1
Claim type is Theft and burglary
$1,622
Average payout for Aurora renters claims
40%
Of Lemonade claims handled instantly

Aurora Renters Insurance FAQs

What's the average cost of rent in Aurora?

According to Zumper*, the average cost of rent in Aurora is $2,390. However, the average cost of rent varies widely depending on where you live, and the type of home your renting. Here’s a look at how the average cost of rent changes in Aurora based on your property type:

  • Apartment: $1,697
  • Condo: $1,795
  • House: $2,500

How does renters insurance work in Aurora?

Lemonade harnesses the power of tech to make the process of filing a renters insurance claim, and getting reimbursed, stress-free. Here’s how the renters insurance claims process works for Aurora residents:

  1. Document damage: When disaster strikes in Aurora, make sure to take clear photos or videos of any damage to your belongings, this documentation will help support your claim.
  2. File a claim: Open the Lemonade app and file your claim in minutes by chatting with AI Jim and providing the necessary details about your loss or damage.
  3. Get reimbursed: For eligible claims, receive your money directly in your bank account.

What information do I need to get a renters insurance quote?

Getting a renters insurance quote takes just a few minutes. You’ll need:

  • Your rental address and move-in date
  • An estimate of what your belongings are worth
  • Your preferred deductible amount
  • Basic details about your rental (apartment, house, or condo)
  • Any security features like fire alarms or security systems

Most quotes take under 5 minutes, and you can adjust your coverage anytime through the Lemonade app.

Does Aurora renters insurance cover my belongings if damaged by a wildfire in Castle Rock?

Yes, wildfire damage is covered under Aurora’s renters insurance, including your personal property and additional living expenses. This coverage is essential for local renters, as there are 92,727 properties in Aurora that have some risk of being affected by wildfire over the next 30 years. This represents 71% of all properties in Aurora.

Will my car be covered if it's broken into at Aurora's Town Center?

No, renters insurance doesn’t cover your car damage, but it does cover personal belongings stolen from inside your vehicle, like your laptop or shopping bags. Your car insurance handles the car itself. According to NeighborhoodScout data, the chance of experiencing property crime in Aurora is 1 in 27, making renters insurance coverage especially valuable for protecting your belongings.

All coverage is subject to individual policy limits, terms, and conditions. Certain items mentioned in this article, including electronics, jewelry and watches, art and musical instruments, and some collections, are subject to sub—limits under standard renters insurance policies and may need to be scheduled separately for full protection. Any hypothetical examples used in Lemonade editorial content are purely expositional. Hypothetical examples do not alter or bind Lemonade to any application of your insurance policy to the particular facts and circumstances of any actual claim. The costs shown in this article are based on internal Lemonade data as of January, 2025. Claims data is sourced from internal Lemonade data as of August 2025. Average costs of hotel stays sourced from https://www.budgetyourtrip.com/search.php. Average cost of rent sourced from Zumper as of August 2025 https://www.zumper.com/

Please note: Lemonade articles and other editorial content are meant for educational purposes only, and should not be relied upon instead of professional legal, insurance or financial advice. The content of these educational articles does not alter the terms, conditions, exclusions, or limitations of policies issued by Lemonade, which differ according to your state of residence. While we regularly review previously published content to ensure it is accurate and up-to-date, there may be instances in which legal conditions or policy details have changed since publication. Any hypothetical examples used in Lemonade editorial content are purely expositional. Hypothetical examples do not alter or bind Lemonade to any application of your insurance policy to the particular facts and circumstances of any actual claim.