Scarcity of affordable housing emerged as a key reason School District 51’s enrollment declined by 2,049 students in the past 5 years.
Young families left behind in Grand Valley’s housing construction Read More »
Most Denverites have probably noticed all the apartment buildings being built in recent years. It turns out that those buildings are taking a while to fill — and that’s good news for renters.
With 11% apartment vacancy rate, its a good time to be a renter in Denver Read More »
From Deer Creek School District on the far Eastern Plains to Rangely on the western border of Utah, from Telluride and Aspen to Vail and Steamboat Springs, school districts all over rural Colorado are struggling with a need for affordable and available housing for teachers.
In rural school districts, creative solutions to house teachers being created Read More »
On Monday night, Denver city council members will vote on rezoning the area around Ball Arena.
Denver City Council to vote on rezoning 70 acres around Ball Arena for housing Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and supporters on Wednesday launched the campaign to ask Denver voters this November to increase the city’s sales tax and generate $100 million for housing.
Mayor, supporters launch campaign for $100M sales tax hike for housing in Denver Read More »
Paul Kashmann says he’s not trying to shut off the gas pumps in Denver altogether.
Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb says now isn’t the time to ask voters to approve a sales tax hike for affordable housing.
The high cost of housing is making it hard for many Americans to make ends meet, and monthly rents are rising faster than wages, according to a new housing report from Harvard University.
Bidenomics: Housing costs hitting record highs, Harvard University report says Read More »
The cost of buying a new house just hit another all-time high, according to new data.
U.S. home prices just hit another all-time high, Redfin report shows Read More »
Giant plastic sheets seal off the hazard zones where asbestos abatement is in full swing. The swimming pool where travelers once lounged is buried under fresh fill. Kitchen appliances, new smoke detectors and media boxes for internet access are being added to each of the 72 rooms in the former roadside inn. Plumbers are fitting new sink drains. A new community room, laundry facility and fitness center are being readied off the main entry. Saws buzz, hammers pound, and a giant Volvo L60H loader kicks up dust as it makes runs to fill the foundation where a new general store will rise.
Durango’s hotel-to-housing project financing is a first in Colorado Read More »
