” policy on Monday will mean going forward depends on the prognosticator’s perspective.
City Councilwoman Robin Kniech, one of the policy’s main drivers, said on Monday that the industry’s sky-is-falling rhetoric is overblown but the apartment association’s feelings about the policy did not soften over time. The city compromised on that front when tweaking the policy, spreading the increases out over a more than three-year period. But the final per-square-foot rates will be substantially higher compared to the gentle annual increases tied to inflation that developers are used to.
City of Lakewood remove your cap on apt construction.
What's the point of tweeting the link for this article out if you're just going to block access to it? You should allow a few articles to be free especially if you're promoting it. That's why I never bother with the DP.
If companies can pull their head out of their ass and keep WFH then we have all the supply ready to be converted from wasteful offices to housing. The answer isn't always build build build, but rather how can we repurpose what we have.
Did a developer write this?
I'm sorry but as someone who has rented in Denver for the last 10 years the problem is not supply, the problem is that landlords expect market premiums, our last landlord expected 2,500 a month for a run down two bedroom house in Stapleton.
How about writing a story where parents can afford to live in their homes -- but it Isn't a bad thing?
so if a house is selling for 800k they would be required to sell one for $700k? yeah that will fix the problem
Bullshit. Quit acting as stenographers for bloodsucking landlords.
And mayor Hancock committing fraud with contractors by taking money and promising bs don’t forget DIA scandal
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