The valuation decision marks the final chapter in an 18-month battle that has pitted housing against wildlife and resort operator against its namesake town
housing crisis
Posted inBusiness
Residential development in Erie, Longmont stalled after wells plugged decades ago start leaking oil and gas
One orphaned well was added to Colorado regulators’ long list of projects, and another may be joining it. Both may have to wait in line.
Posted inEquity
Colorado affordable housing advocates urge local governments to opt into Proposition 123. Only 14 have applied for funding so far.
The success of the ballot measure hinges on participation from local governments, which must commit to increasing their affordable housing stock by 3% every year for the next three-year cycle of the program.
Posted inEquity
Denver’s homeless population grew 31.7% in one year, annual survey finds
As COVID-19 relief funds and rental assistance end, human service providers say the number of people who are homeless has increased
Posted inEquity
Landlord twice sued by tenants in Aurora faces resident uprising at separate complex in Lakewood
People living in the Reed Apartments just west of Sloan Lake are getting help from a rising tenant advocacy group fighting for their landlord to fix problems with heat, plumbing and pest infestations
Posted inEquity
Tiny homes starting to be a big-deal solution for people priced out of Colorado’s housing market
New state law puts tiny homes on the same regulatory foundation as other manufactured housing, opening the door to let people live in them long term
Posted inHousing
Modular housing community near Telluride that may become a Colorado model welcomes its first residents after months of delays
A new modular home community in Norwood creates a model for affordable housing in mountain communities with donated land, low-interest loans.
Posted inHousing
A group of Denver renters are fed up with rising rents and bad conditions. So they crashed a party for landlords.
About 100 residents, joined by Colorado Homes for All, protested Thursday outside the Apartment Association of Metro Denver awards ceremony. Six went in and walked onto the stage
Posted inOpinion Columns
Littwin: Colorado Dems vote to dip into TABOR refunds to offer property tax relief. Now the voters decide.
The legislative session ends in chaos, but that’s because it almost always does, even when one party, in this case the Dems, dominates.
Posted inPolitics and Government
101 bills debated in the Colorado legislature in 2023 that you should know about
The Colorado Sun combed through the 600-plus bills introduced at the Capitol this year to find the ones that will affect — or would have affected — your life