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As of January 1, 2019, if a Section 8 voucher holder is a good candidate, most Denver Landlords will be required to accept the voucher and cooperate...
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As of January 1, 2019, if a Section 8 voucher holder is a good candidate, most Denver Landlords will be required to accept the voucher and cooperate...
Read PostWe face real challenges to the affordable housing issue. In both the public and political arena, the increase in demand for attainable housing,...
Read PostOver fifty awards presented to top-performing individuals, suppliers and communities across Metro Denver’s rental property communities On...
Read PostApartments built in the 1970s lease for 42% less on average than apartments built in this decade and an estimated 29,051 apartments in the Denver...
Read PostYour Association government affairs department recommends support to candidates that are pro-business and friendly to our industry. We strive to...
Read PostIs 2018 the year that Congress finally passes housing finance reform and puts an end to the conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? Housing...
Read PostAverage rents in Denver fell for the second quarter in a row, dropping to $1,396 at the end of 2017 down from $1,420 three months prior....
Read PostAs we (Denver Community Planning & Development) prepare to implement the Denver Green Roofs Ordinance beginning January 1, we have drafted a...
Read PostWe are proud to partner with the City of Denver’s new LIVE Denver affordable housing program. The City of Denver has issued a “Call...
Read PostVacancy Up, Rents Down Amid Record Construction Levels Average rents fell $8 between the second and third quarter of 2017 and average vacancy...
Read PostLegislative advocacy is one of the primary pillars of the association. From time to time, we have to call on our members to stand up and fight...
Read PostOver the past few years, our state’s multifamily rental housing industry has observed significant increased demand, especially in the Denver...
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