This is what it’s like in a class for first-time home buyers in Denver.
Between doing homework and probably spending too much, Denver first-time home buyers have their work cut out for them.
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What’s worse? Seattleization? San Francisco-ization? Portlandification?
And is there a way to shift from Denverization to Minneapolisization? A Times writer gets at the slippery fears of growing U.S. cities.
A high-tech house for Habitat for Humanity
It was built for competition. Now it will be handed over to a low-income family.
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Denver’s auditor is questioning whether its Office of Economic Development is doing its job on affordable housing
Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien said in a statement Thursday that “serious errors” had been discovered.
Neighbors don’t like a plan to replace a departed North Park Hill church with townhomes
Community leaders want affordable housing to be included in the development, but the developer would rather pay the fee.
86 affordable condos will go up just down the block from the Art District on Santa Fe
They'll replace an old warehouse and garage at 801 West Sixth Avenue that has been on the market for some time.
If backyard cottages are going to help fix a housing crisis, we’ll need more than 24 a year
Accessory dwelling units aren't cheap or convenient enough yet to be widely adopted. Fewer than 200 Denver ADUs have been built since 2010.
The huge thing you see on the way to DIA has opened
The Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center is almost exactly four miles, as the crow flies, from Blucifer. Not super relevant, but we have a policy of being pretty vigilant once we're inside about a five-mile radius.
Storied Fitzsimons Army Medical Center site will harbor vets who have experienced homelessness
Fitzsimons was founded as an army facility in 1918. Following its deactivation, the site became home to the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
Affordable housing deal struck with River Mile developer Revesco could be a model for more like it
The neighborhood that will sprout up around the Elitch Gardens area will include around 8,000 housing units, 15 percent of which will be rented or sold at below-market rates.