Tag: Colorado Division Of Housing
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Will pilot program ease Colorado developers’ funding application pain?
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When a developer wants to build affordable rental housing, plenty of tax credits and funding sources are available from myriad nonprofits, private companies and government agencies. Developers often cobble together financing from multiple sources, as well as add in “gap” funding that covers the difference between the project’s cost and all other financing. A 2021…
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Rhonda’s Place offers 49 new affordable housing units in Denver
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The latest city-supported affordable housing development, Rhonda’s Place, is already accepting new residents for its one-bedroom apartments and supportive, wrap-around services from Wellpower, according to a news release. Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) along with City Council President Jamie Torres held a grand opening…
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Denver’s homelessness prevention efforts improved, but panelists agree plenty of work remains
Despite Denver’s recent multi-year effort to ramp up services to prevent homelessness, Denver’s Office of Housing Stability officials got an earful of criticism — and suggestions for improvement — Friday from area homeless advocates and homeless people themselves. The housing stability office empaneled a group of subject matter experts for a discussion on the city’s burgeoning…
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Metro Moves: Affordable housing project breaks ground in Englewood
Welcome to The Denver Gazette’s Metro Moves. You’ll get the latest metro Denver openings, closings, hiring and promotion briefs here. To submit your company’s news, drop an email to [email protected]. Opening soon Kansas-based developer Cohen-Esrey recently broke ground on its first Colorado multifamily project, an 82-unit affordable housing building in Englewood called Trails at Lehow,…