Will Denver’s green roofs attract wildlife? It depends on what we plant.
There isn't much chance that deer or urban bunnies will make their way onto green roofs, as cool as that would be. But birds and bugs could.
Posts tagged with homeownership
Green roofs rules grow closer, and Denver roofing permits hold steady
Developers and property owners now have the opportunity to make the green roof rules work.
Denver green roof initiative prevails despite huge spending disadvantage
Environmental activists and green-minded builders appear to have succeeded in their unlikely quest to require rooftop vegetation.
Your Denver 2017 Election Guide: What you need to know about ballot measures and school board candidates
Because we know you want to be an engaged Denverite, we've got everything you didn't realize you wanted to know about your 2017 Denver ballot.
Initiative 300: What you need to know about the Denver Green Roof Initiative
Denver wouldn't be a lone pioneer, but it would be out in front in terms of major U.S. cities requiring green roofs.
Denver teachers can afford 1.1 percent of Denver homes
One group of people who gets a free pass from me to complain about the affordability of homes in Denver? Teachers.
It’s 44.6 percent cheaper to buy a house in Denver than rent, says real estate company
Let's break down some of the critical assumptions that would lead Trulia to conclude that buying a house is cheaper than renting.
To buy a home in Denver, you need to earn at least $72,000 a year
Anybody got $72,000.39, by the way? I'm good for the $847.
How to bridge Denver’s Hispanic homeownership gap?
Denver's Hispanic community saw the largest dip in homeownership over the last seven years, at 9.5 percent.
Habitat getting more involved in Globeville, Denver’s super low property taxes and a new home price index
Three real estate reads for the day.
Denver’s black homeownership rates below national average
Across the country, only 43 percent of black households own their residence, the report says. In Denver, that number is even lower.