There are two types of work from home people right now: the ones who work from home regularly and the ones who are having to do it out of emergency necessity. Those who work from home regularly will give you advice like this (and I can say that because in a quick Google search, these all came up... Continue Reading
Last month, Governor Jared Polis provided an update on how the state is responding to COVID-19 and provided further clarification on what the Safer-at-Home phase of the pandemic will look like for Coloradans. “I want to reiterate, the Safer-at-Home phase is not going back to life as normal.... Continue Reading
DENVER (April 17, 2020) – The Colorado Apartment Association is reporting that approximately 91% ofColorado renters were able to pay their April rent on time. CAA reports that the April rent delinquency rate was 9%, which is 1.8% higher than the average Januaryand February delinquency... Continue Reading
DENVER (April 13, 2020) – The Colorado Apartment Association has concerns about the Denver CityCouncil’s Proclamation No. 20-0350, set to be considered during tonight’s Denver City Council meeting. “Colorado Apartment Association’s top concerns are the health and... Continue Reading
Last month, the AAMD Hall of Fame elected to induct the following three individuals to the Hall of Fame based on their experience, leadership and impact on the Denver multifamily industry. The induction is scheduled to be held at June Awards on June 25, 2020 at the Vehicle Vault in... Continue Reading
Call to ACTION: The Three Principles of FOCUS Vision / Commitment / Momentum FOCUS has been superseded by uncertainty, as a staggering number of long-term management practices are disrupted by the challenges of 2020. For some this is a season of survival, for others, an opportunity to shine!... Continue Reading
DENVER (April 7, 2020) – The Colorado Apartment Association issued the following statement fromMark Williams, executive vice president of the Colorado Apartment Association, in response to the rentstrike protest during today’s town hall meeting with Governor Polis and KUSA... Continue Reading
DENVER (April 8, 2020) – The Colorado Apartment Association today reported that 17.3% of residentswere late on rent as of April 6. The results came from a rent collection poll to which 44 housingorganizations responded representing approximately 80,000 units throughout Colorado. This... Continue Reading
Tips to Protect Your Sanity Are Just A Click Away Fears about COVID-19 can certainly take an emotional toll but you’re not powerless. Your world has shifted and lives have been transformed. While you’re creating your new normal, we’re finding new ways to help you manage... Continue Reading
he American Red Cross responds immediately to more than 70,000 disasters each year, including house or apartment fires (the majority of disaster responses), hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes, hazardous material spills, transportation accidents, explosions and other natural and man-made... Continue Reading
Am I responsible to make sure residents at my community wear face masks? No member’s existing lease explicitly requires residents to wear a mask. Consequently, in order to plausibly claim that a resident has an obligation to wear a mask, the owner would have to rely on the unlawful... Continue Reading
