What good is housing help if you can’t spend it anywhere? Denver leader wants to ban “income discrimination.”

Even when they win the lottery, Denver renters can't find anywhere to spend their benefits.

Who wants a Union Station condo under $300,000? Here they come.

The rarest kind of residence is about to hit the market in Denver: affordable condos in a dense downtown area.

Denver has a housing crisis. Guess who’s got 5,000 acres and a moral mission?

"There’s over 5,000 undeveloped acres owned by churches, synagogues, mosques. That's a massive land bank."

Does Denver need outside help fixing its affordable housing mess?

Denver’s median rent prices are the lowest in the metro area, and that’s totally normal

With anti-development anger burning, Denver will consider new architecture regulations

"It’s really hard to write regulations that don’t end up having some unintended consequence. That's a challenge."

Despite national trend, homes in Denver’s redlined areas have gone up in value

“This is quite literally a result of gentrification.”

Denver tax proposal would raise $45 million per year for mental health, housing, addiction

They want local voters to decide whether to raise city sales taxes by 0.25 percentage points.

Denver gears up to face affordable housing mess potentially impacting hundreds of homes

Hundreds of Denver residents will soon get mail from the city telling them that they may be living in homes they shouldn't — and asking for their cooperation.

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.

Should Denver end its homeless camping ban? It could be up to voters.

The new campaign is called the "The Denver Right to Survive Initiative." It also would declare violations of the ordinance to be civil rights violations.

Would you open your home to fix the housing crisis? They did.

A new program is trying to tap some 150,000 bedrooms that are going vacant in the city.

Colorado legislators reject homelessness “Right to Rest” act for fourth time

Denver won’t force woman to sell affordable home, but more cases are surfacing

Cynthia Lopez was nearly forced to sell her home because she never knew that it was part of an affordable housing program, according to her attorney.

Lakewood mayor wants to focus on childhood hunger, affordable housing

New development will bring 160 units to Denver’s Cole neighborhood, preserve historic structure

The yet-to-be-named project will be built at 3770 Walnut St. — about one block from the 38th and Blake light rail station.

Denver’s plan to subsidize apartments for lower-income renters faces questions, internal review

In the six months since it was announced, the new LIVE program has been hailed as an innovation and criticized as a handout to luxury apartment owners.

Denver mayor to add “chief housing officer” to growing housing staff

The new hire will oversee up to 20 people and a $20 million budget within Denver's Office of Economic Development.

Huge, solar-powered Lakewood homeless campus plan takes next step

Lakewood's mayor had hoped for something different, but a nonprofit is now pulling together a financial plan to take on the $120 million project.

Denver ethics board won’t budge: City leaders shouldn’t take valuable gifts from employees

"He was decked out in, I think it was a hat and a scarf and socks, and what must have been a pretty expensive Spyder jacket," all gifts from Denver International Airport.