The 2026 Legislative Session has now concluded. It has been a very successful session for rental housing providers (and indirectly for their residential customers). Our industry had successful outcomes on each of the bills on which we engaged. This included not only the enactment of statutory... Continue Reading
A reflection on a year of service, progress, and the strength of the AAMD community As my term as President comes to a close, I reflect with deep gratitude and immense pride. What stands out most is not a single speech, event, or challenge, but the collective strength of this association and... Continue Reading
In today’s multifamily environment, strong talent is in high demand, but promotions are not awarded based on potential alone. They are earned through results, reliability, and the ability to operate at the next level before the title is given. Soft Skills Required Before diving into... Continue Reading
Last month, the M.I.N.D. Program hosted its annual Legislative Panel, bringing together five legislators from Denver for an engaging and impactful discussion with the program’s mentors and mentees. The event provided participants with a unique opportunity to connect directly with their... Continue Reading
BY DESIREE ROMERO & JENNY JORGENSON The MIND (Mentoring Into New Dimensions) Program, an initiative of the Apartment Association of Metro Denver’s Inclusion & Diversity Committee, continues to meet the moment with its quarterly panels, each one intentionally centered around what... Continue Reading
Congratulations to the following Board Members and Council Chair Elects who were elected in the general membership election, which took place April 16-30, 2026. The following Board of Directors have been elected for a two-year term: Felisha Austin Willow BridgeOwner/Mgmt Charlie... Continue Reading
Denver’s multifamily market is not facing a demand problem. It is facing a saturation problem. With vacancy climbing to 7.6 percent, the highest level in 16 years, and more than 45,000 units delivered across the metro in the past three years, competition has become structural, not seasonal.... Continue Reading
Arden Englewood, Flora, and Novel Uptown As competition intensifies across the Denver metro area, with more than 180 properties opening since 2024, developers are finding new ways to stand out. Rather than relying on standard offerings, some communities are leveraging branding, design, amenities,... Continue Reading
Denver’s multifamily market has entered a new phase, one where standing out takes more than a good location or modern finishes. With new supply continuing to hit and renter expectations evolving, the communities gaining traction are the ones offering something deeper: a clear... Continue Reading
As Chair of the Independent Rental Owner Council (IROC), I regularly hear from small housing providers across Colorado about how they are navigating an increasingly complex regulatory environment. Many are reassessing how new requirements impact their operations, financial planning, and long-term... Continue Reading
Asphalt pavement is one of the most significant capital investments for any municipality, commercial property, homeowner’s association and, yes - apartment community. While fresh asphalt is engineered to be durable and load-bearing, it has a formidable enemy: water. Once water penetrates... Continue Reading
In a market saturated with historical concessions and high vacancies, the one amenity and holy grail your competitors don’t have is…you! That’s right, YOU are the secret sauce, and a major reason prospective residents choose your community over the one across the street.... Continue Reading
