denver affordable housing
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Denver loans $2.6 million to preserve 60 affordable mobile homes
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The Denver City Council on Monday approved a loan of $2.6 million to preserve 60 affordable homes in the Capitol City Mobile Home Park. It’s a mobile home community with residents who last year created a co-op to avoid being displaced if the land under it sold. The city is loaning the large sum to…
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Denver loans $2.6 million to preserve 60 affordable mobile homes
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The Denver City Council on Monday approved a loan of $2.6 million to preserve 60 affordable homes in the Capitol City Mobile Home Park. It’s a mobile home community with residents who last year created a co-op to avoid being displaced if the land under it sold. The city is loaning the large sum to…
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Denver loans $2.6 million to preserve 60 affordable mobile homes
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The Denver City Council on Monday approved a loan of $2.6 million to preserve 60 affordable homes in the Capitol City Mobile Home Park. It’s a mobile home community with residents who last year created a co-op to avoid being displaced if the land under it sold. The city is loaning the large sum to…
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Denver approves $10 million loan agreement to acquire 170 affordable housing units
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The Denver City Council on Monday approved a $10 million loan to acquire 170 existing affordable housing units in the Ruby Hill neighborhood, a move which also changes income qualifications for residents living in the fully occupied complex. The approved contract is for a city-provided $10 million loan for Columbine Towers at 1750 S. Federal…
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Denver City Council considers $10 million loan for 170 affordable housing units
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The Denver City Council on Monday plans to vote on a $10 million loan agreement to assist with the acquisition of 170 affordable housing units at Columbine Towers in southwest Denver. The apartment complex at 1750 S. Federal Blvd. accommodates people with disabilities and low-income seniors 55 and over. Of the 170 units available for…
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Denver City Council delays public hearing for West Colfax affordable housing project
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The Denver City Council on Tuesday unanimously rejected a public hearing scheduled for next month to address a proposed affordable housing development in the city’s Sloan’s Lake neighborhood. The council rejected consideration of the required public hearing “so issues can be ironed out,” according to District 5 Councilmember Amanda Sawyer. In April 2019, the council…
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Could land trusts help solve Denver’s affordable housing woes?
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In the face of a housing crisis – prices too high; availability too low – Denver wants to explore a creative way of boosting its affordable housing stock: land trusts. This week, the city began the process of fielding proposals for community land trust concepts it hopes would help alleviate the city’s high cost of…
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Denver reportedly overtaxed more than 1,000 affordable housing properties
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Denver has been working hard to grow its affordable housing stock, but a new report claims up to 1,200 homes connected to the city’s housing program might have been overtaxed. That’s according to FOX31. The Denver station says it investigated Green Valley Ranch resident Cynthia Lopez’s claim in October that the city wouldn’t permit her…
