Denver’s Housing Crunch Has Many Starting To Think Outside The Metro
We asked about your Colorado home buying experiences. One theme of frustration emerged: Many were fed up and looking to leave the metro area.
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Denver Home Prices Stick With Lucky 7 As More Building Permits Enter The Pipeline
Read moreSeattle and San Francisco again led the nation with double digit appreciation. Denver was lumped in a half dozen cities each at 7.6 percent growth.
More Home Construction Finally On The Way For Colorado?
Read moreSingle family home construction has lagged since the Great Recession in most states, including Colorado.
Is Denver’s Hot Hot Housing Market Becoming A Different Beast?
Read moreThere’s a deluge of housing data that paints an interesting picture of the metro housing market.
Is Slow-Growth The Key To Lakewood’s Future Or The Ultimate In NIMBYism?
Read moreThe proposal at issue would limit new residential building to 1 percent of existing units a year, or about 670 houses, townhomes or condos.
Rape Victims Forced to Recant, Condos And Housing Costs, Saying 'Enough' At Parties
Read moreWhat happens when rape victims are coerced into recanting? We have the story from ProPublica. Then, state lawmakers who want to spur development and bring down housing costs have tried -- with no success -- for years to make it harder for condo associations to sue over construction defects. Also, some history: Denver had its first electrically-lit Christmas Tree in 1914 in the yard of a local electrician. And, holiday parties can lead you to have one too many and we have some advice on saying "that's enough."
Housing experts see trend toward smaller homes
Read MoreHousing prices are rising faster than people’s wages, and city planners are partly to blame. That’s according to land use lawyer Don Elliot, a consultant with Denver-based Clarion Associates.
Cohousing advocates say idea is gaining ground
Read MoreIn cohousing communities - residents help design their neighborhoods which often include smaller homes with energy efficient features.
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