How 300 homeowners may have broken affordable-housing rules — and what happens next
Hundreds of people may be living in homes they're not allowed to own in northeast Denver.
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An estimated 27,000 units of affordable housing won’t get built in Colorado under the GOP’s current tax plan
The Republican tax plan could have a major impact on private funding for affordable housing projects, and Colorado would be one of the most affected states.
Denver Distillery almost ready to sling cocktails along South Broadway
Denver Distillery is looking to open in Speer in either December or January.
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Denver council president says city needs $100 million more for affordable housing
Some Denver City Council members are showing an appetite for more spending on affordable housing -- and using debt to do it.
Texas developer prepares to demolish Grant St. properties, Colorado Blvd. shopping center
The Dinerstein Companies is planning 178 units near Seventh Avenue and Grant Street and another 350 units near Evans Avenue and Colorado Boulevard.
Why is it called Speer Boulevard?
Denver's 26th mayor was a big proponent of the "City Beautiful" movement, and therefore responsible for many of Denver's best known features today.
Do you know this bird-flipping Segway jockey?
Is that... is that guy flipping me off?
Denver considers changes that would cut $10 million from its affordable housing proposal
These new ideas were presented on Tuesday by representatives of Mayor Hancock's office, the Office of Economic Development and Councilwoman Robin Kniech.
