The Denver City Council approved the Far Southwest Area Plan, focusing on street safety, local business growth, and community enrichment for neighborhoods like Bear Valley and Harvey Park.

Colorado Springs faces a severe housing crisis, with a 28,000 unit deficit and a need for 60,000 more by 2035, leaving many residents overburdened by housing costs.

Denver landmarks, the Petroleum Club Building and Downtown YMCA, are being converted to market-rate and affordable housing units, respectively, in response to the demand for living spaces.

Boulder invests $21.38 million into affordable housing projects to increase its inventory and reach a 15% affordability goal by 2035, funding developments for low-income families, service workers, and seniors.

Colorado, in collaboration with CHFA and Denver, launched Housing Hub Colorado, an initiative to streamline affordable housing applications to reduce costs and time for developers.

Greystar settles for $7 million over allegations of using rent-setting algorithms to inflate housing costs after being accused of anticompetitive practices.

Colorado announces grants from its ADU program to support local governments in building accessory dwelling units, aimed at increasing affordable housing options.

The Colorado Energy Office introduced a rebate program offering up to $14,000 for household energy improvements, aimed at lowering costs and emissions.

Boulder County has launched a $500,000 Housing Innovation Fund to support novel solutions addressing its housing crisis, offering grants up to $100,000 per project.

Arapahoe County approved new zoning measures to encourage the development of affordable housing, including new zoning districts and relaxed housing codes for modular homes.

Denver officials announce the groundbreaking of Iliff Apartments, affordable housing for older adults in University Hills, aiming to address the city's housing crisis.

Governor Polis of Colorado has taken executive action to enhance housing affordability, directing grants and state funding towards communities building affordable housing and easing regulatory barriers.

Fort Collins announces grants for improving energy efficiency and comfort in rental properties housing voucher-holders. Deadline for applications is August 14, 2025.