Colorado Affordable Housing Concerns
“Right now in Colorado, an estimated 315,000 households are paying more than 50% of their income toward housing,” notes Brian
Read more“Right now in Colorado, an estimated 315,000 households are paying more than 50% of their income toward housing,” notes Brian
Read moreDesigning truly sustainable infrastructure requires creating sustainable, resilient and equitable buildings and communities.
Read moreAchieving the stability, well-being and generational wealth that homeownership can provide requires options that are affordable. Jennie RodgersJennie Rodgers is
Read moreAs expected, 2021 was hard on home buyers, according to NAHB, as their view of housing availability and affordability took
Read moreWith the Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework now law and the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act awaiting Senate approval, this much-needed
Read moreIn rural areas, developers of affordable homes face particular challenges that make penciling out development more difficult. Jennie RodgersJennie Rodgers
Read moreWhile negotiations over an infrastructure bill continue in Washington, D.C., Colorado is taking its own steps to improve upon local
Read moreWithin the historic Baker neighborhood sits a multifamily development that ties the needs of residents into its design and amenities.
Read moreOverlooking the social impact of sustainability is a mistake for many green builders. Learn why addressing social issues is so crucial.
Read moreArroyo Village in Denver is an award-winning housing project co-developed by Rocky Mountain Communities and The Delores Project.
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