affordable housing
Thousands of seasonal workers told to leave their housing as Vail Resorts ends ski season early
Vail Resort employs 55,000 workers and houses many of them near its resorts in Colorado, Utah, California, British Columbia, New England and across the Midwest
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Colorado’s housing crisis has gotten so bad that small towns are now building people homes
By Sue McMillin Growth Primary category in which blog post is published
Summit County’s plan to end a conservation easement to build senior housing is riling locals and land trusts
By Jason Blevins Growth Primary category in which blog post is published
A Colorado lawmaker brought a short-term rental bill he never intended to pass. It created an uproar.
By Jason Blevins Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado renters may have eviction records even though they’ve never been evicted. Lawmakers want to change that.
By Moe Clark Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Krieger: Boulder-style progressivism is on the ballot again
Boulder will continue to grow more slowly than the metropolitan area, and that will keep housing prices high and the city overwhelmingly white
Opinion
Colorado’s plan to embed arts space into historic districts may be slow to take shape. But towns are fine with that.
Creative industries are big business, but little towns are taking their time sketching plans to develop housing alongside studio space
Why Colorado hospitals are getting into the housing business
Denver Health, Mercy in Durango, find providing housing is safer, more cost effective for patients "stranded" in the system
Colorado’s “doubled-up” households have surged since the recession. That could prolong the housing crunch.
While the search for housing adopts creative collaboration, eventually many of those households will break apart. Then what?
Parked: Colorado towns are taking action to preserve their remaining mobile-home parks
Cities, counties and housing authorities in Colorado are buying mobile home parks to spare them from market-rate redevelopment
Parked: Ouray woman watches a mobile-home investment evaporate with her mother’s death
The single-wide unit had to be moved because of a provision in an amended lease. That made the investment a near-total loss.
Parked: Routt County manufactured homes by the numbers
In just the last 10 years, Routt County's mobile home units have fallen by nearly half
Parked: Aurora considers how to preserve mobile-home parks after park’s closure
State law on mobile homes has roots in Aurora
