Posts tagged with flipping

Last Updated: Jun 12 2018 · 7:40 p.m.

Construction at the future site of the Speer Boulevard Lofts. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Fear of “war on suburbs” may convince Jefferson County to reject $1.7 million for affordable housing, other programs

An opposition group argues that accepting federal money will mean Jefferson County will be forced to "gentrify" by building low-income housing.

Painted Dumpsters in Sun Valley, part of a Birdseed Collective projected funded by a P.S. You Are Here Grant in 2016. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

Sun Valley, long known as Denver’s poorest neighborhood, is going to look very different in five years

Sun Valley Homes community leader Lisa Saenz said the $240 million redevelopment plan "will be like watering a flower and watching it bloom."

"Homeless sweeps" on Nov. 15, 2016. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Federal report: Homelessness rose 6 percent in Colorado in 2016

The federal government estimates that the number of people experiencing homelessness nationwide continued to decline in 2016, but not in Colorado.

What is the current year?

Development in Five Points. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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A Denver fixer-upper costs only about $9,000 less than a market-value home

Nationwide, fixer-uppers sell for an average of $11,000 less, representing an 8 percent discount.

New chic condos seen in the reflection of Mark Rodriguez's older rented home.

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How to count Denver’s flipped houses

A recently-flipped house in Denver's Chaffee Park neighborhood.

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Do flipped houses accelerate gentrification?

Views of Denver's Five Points Neighborhood. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

In booming Denver, the role of flipped houses is changing

The city's biggest flippers used to bring back foreclosed homes. Now flipping is a sign of gentrification. And the margins are thinner. What it means for Denver when homes flip over.