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Metro Denver and Colorado Springs Inch Into the 10 Least Affordable U.S. Housing Markets

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Metro Denver and Colorado Springs Inch Into the 10 Least Affordable U.S. With rising demand and inadequate regional supply, Colorado metros like Denver are seeing home price gains topping 20%. . The Denver Post reports. The Denver Post reports. times the median household income. . Housing Markets.

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103 income-restricted residential units under construction in Downtown Denver

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Capitol Square Apartments, a six-story infill development designed by KTGY is set to bring 103 income-restricted units for a range of low- and moderate-income households near the Central Business District of Downtown Denver.

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Denver attaches hiring goals to part of $1B project

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City officials could impose permanent local, low-income or veteran hiring requirements if the Hensel Phelps pilot program is successful.

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Metro Denver Drops to the 5th Least Affordable U.S. Market

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Metro Denver Drops to the 5th Least Affordable U.S. Home prices are outpacing household incomes across metro Denver, leaving buyers with few options for affordable housing. Colorado’s affordability crisis is driven by a low supply of homes for sale as well as a wide price to income ratio in the state’s major metros.

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Denver Releases Controversial Housing Proposal to Combat a Growing Affordability Crisis

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Denver Releases Controversial Housing Proposal to Combat a Growing Affordability Crisis. The Denver metro could see increased low-income development as a result of a new affordable housing mandate, but many builders aren’t so eager to get on board. In Denver, those numbers are 17,000 and 28,000, respectively.

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High-Income Millennials Aren’t Backing Out of the Rental Market

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High-Income Millennials Aren’t Backing Out of the Rental Market. As a result, metros like Denver are seeing an average of 14 prospective renters sending applications to every vacant apartment on the market, The Denver Post reports. Thu, 12/30/2021 - 10:24. Apartment supply is dwindling in many smaller metros across the U.S.

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How the Gender Pay Gap Affects Women Homebuyers

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Though pay equity is becoming slightly more common in some professional fields, women working in finance, education, and health services are still seeing the largest income disparities, a financial hurdle which is now spilling over into the housing market, Zillow reports. .

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