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The Overlooked Colorado Town Where You Can Still Buy A Home For Under $150,000

Somewhere in southern Colorado, there’s a town that missed the memo about everything getting outrageously expensive. Nobody bothered to tell Walsenburg that home prices across the state were supposed to skyrocket, so it just kept things affordable, almost out of pure stubbornness. While towns closer to the mountains keep...

Walsenburg, CO · 3d

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She survived the Titanic, then went home to this Denver mansion

She survived a shipwreck. Then she came home. On Pennsylvania Street in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, a stone mansion from 1889 tells the story of one of America’s most driven women. Margaret Brown survived the Titanic, fought for the vote, and came from nothing to become one of...

Denver, CO · 3d

Axios Denver

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Colorado home sales plunge in October, clouding 2027 outlook

Data: Colorado Association of Realtors ; Chart: John Frank/Axios Colorado's housing market took a nosedive in October, with cautious buyers contributing to a sharp decline in sales and more seller concessions. Why it matters: High housing and financing costs are forcing sellers to lower prices, sidelining buyers and keeping homeowners stuck in place. State of play: Colorado recorded 6,079 home sales in October, down 19% from a year earlier, while pending contracts dropped 17%, according to the latest Colorado Association of Realtors report. The statewide median sale price slipped 1% to $545,000, offering little relief for buyers. New listings fell 8.9% and active inventory was down 2.4% to 33,455 properties. Reality check: Home sales typically slow this time of year. Yes, but: October's decline was far steeper than the average 4.2% drop through the first 10 months of 2026, underscoring the market's weakening momentum heading into the new year. What they're saying: "Many sellers continue to put greed in front of logic and buyers continue to put personal finances in front of home purchases. In the middle is an entire industry getting iced out of what was once a very busy market," said Colorado Springs-area real estate agent Patrick Muldoon.

Colorado · 1d

The Denver Gazette

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Water fees shaping Colorado housing development

When homebuilders talk about rising housing costs, they often point to land, labor and materials. Increasingly, they are pointing to water. Water fees now make up the largest share of development charges in metro Denver communities, adding tens of thousands of dollars to the cost of new homes and forcing a difficult question: Who should pay […]

Colorado · 1h

KXRM

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D2 breaks ground on affordable housing for teachers

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — A $6 million housing project spearheaded by Harrison School District 2 (D2) broke ground on Thursday, Nov. 12. The project will provide affordable housing for district teachers and help retain staff. The project is called Wendy’s Village, a new development that will provide 40 homes for teachers and school staff at the […]

Colorado Springs, CO · 1d

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Aurora's 419-Unit Gild at Metro Center Opens

Five new apartment buildings have risen across from Aurora Town Center, bringing 419 fresh units to a stretch of Aurora. Kairoi Residential and Clarion Partners announced they have completed construction on The Gild at Metro Center, a Class A community built across 12 acres within a Qualified Opportunity Zone. Five...

Aurora, CO · 3d

Axios Denver

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Where Denver homebuyers have the upper hand

Data: Redfin Housing Market API (September 2026 data, released Oct. 12); ZIP-level figures cover a rolling three-month period ending September 2026. Graphic: Jim Sergent/Axios Whether Denver's housing market favors buyers or sellers depends largely on where you're looking, according to recent Redfin data analyzed by Axios. Why it matters: Location has always mattered in real estate. Now, it could determine who's calling the shots. The big picture: Buyers are gaining leverage in 52% of Denver-area ZIP codes tracked by Redfin, compared with 29% favoring sellers. Zoom in: The divide is especially stark in two ZIP codes: Lakewood's 80226: More than half of listings (57.1%) saw price cuts in October, up about 20 percentage points from a year earlier. Littleton's 80127: Homes sold 16 days faster than a year earlier, while the share of listings with price cuts fell nearly 5 percentage points. The bottom line: In Denver's uneven housing market, a little flexibility on location could give buyers a lot more bargaining power.

Denver, CO · 1d

Summit Daily News

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Colorado mountain leaders believe a new U.S. Forest Service rule could be a ‘gamechanger’ for affordable housing projects on federal land

Colorado mountain leaders believe a new U.S. Forest Service rule could benefit efforts to build affordable housing on federal lands. The Forest Service announced late last month that the finalized rules for its administrative site leasing program would take effect on Dec. 2. The program, established in the 2018 Farm Bill, allows agencies to lease or exchange underutilized administrative properties — such as ranger stations, storage facilities and office spaces — to third parties including local governments or private partners.

Colorado · 1d

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PCSing to Colorado Springs? Start With the Right Listings and the Right Agent

You’re not house hunting. You’re house hunting with a report date. You know the drill. The orders come in, and life turns into a countdown. There’s a house to pack, a school year to plan around, goodbyes to say, and a new place to call home before you’ve ever set foot in it. Maybe you’re scrolling listings late at night from base housing in another state. Maybe you’re squeezing in a search between shifts at a duty station overseas. Maybe you’ll make an offer on a home you’ve only seen on a screen.

Colorado Springs, CO · 2d

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Four Seasons Private Residences Arrive in Denver’s Cherry Creek

Four Seasons is bringing its standalone residential experience to Colorado for the first time with the announcement of Cherry Creek, A Four Seasons Private Residence, a new collection of just 42 luxury homes in the heart of one of Denver’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Unlike a traditional branded residence connected to a hotel or resort, the property will be entirely residential, offering homeowners the privacy of home paired with the service and hospitality Four Seasons is known for around the world.

Denver, CO · 2d

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Alliance Residential Acquires Former Southglenn Macy’s

Alliance Residential Company has acquired the former Macy’s department store at The Streets at SouthGlenn in Centennial for $11 million and secured $82.2 million in construction financing for its planned redevelopment of the property. German commercial bank Helaba provided the construction loan for the proposed 358-unit multifamily development, which...

Centennial, CO · 1d

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Denver duplex designed by Molly Brown House architect for sale

The Spangler House, designed by William Lang, is now up for sale as two separate units. From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027.

Denver, CO · 1d

The Center Square

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Colorado Realtors report 19% decline in state's home sales

(The Center Square) - Colorado saw a sharp drop in home sales, according to a new report. The Colorado Association of Realtors released data showing that statewide home sales fell 19% in October 2026 compared with October 2025. In October 2026, Colorado saw only 6,079 homes sold, compared with 7,464 at the same time last year. Patrick Muldoon, a real estate agent in Fort Collins, told The Center Square that Colorado lost nearly 10% of its home sales year over year. He called this rate “significant.” The numbers are being reported following concerns over mortgage rates and the Federal Reserve's Sept. 16 decision to raise the federal fund interest rate to 4% from 3.75%. The Fed raises or lowers this rate to manage inflation, employment and economic growth. Kelly Moye, a Boulder real estate agent, said high mortgage rates have affected home sellers and buyers. Moye told The Center Square that people who bought their home when mortgage rates were low are hesitant to move because they are “either unwilling or unable to afford new payments” at current mortgage rates above 7%. Mortgage rates were just above 6% during October 2025. Muldoon said he expected Colorado home prices to decline

Colorado · 2h

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Colorado home sellers under increasing pressure to drop prices, cut deals with buyers

Real estate agents usually try to dial in a home’s listing price before it hits the market so they can avoid buyers ignoring a property and their sellers being forced to take an unwanted price cut. Agents’ forecasting skills have been a little off in Colorado lately. Colorado...

Colorado · 2d

KOSI 101.1

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Amidst national expansion, Barnes & Noble to close Aurora Place location Jan. 13

The Barnes & Noble at Aurora Place in Aurora, Colorado, is set to close Jan. 13, even as the bookstore chain is in the middle of a very real national […]

Aurora, CO · 3d

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Progress Residential agrees to $49.75 million settlement over rental practices

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The country's largest property manager of single-family homes, Progress Residential and its owner, Pretium Partners, have agreed to pay $49.75 million to settle allegations that they misled renters about housing costs and mishandled other parts of the rental process. The proposed settlement stems from...

Utah · 5h

Axios Denver

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By the numbers: Colorado is growing but housing costs and job losses hurt

Data: State Demography Office ; Chart: John Frank/Axios Colorado's days as a fast-growing state are over, as soaring housing costs and job losses threaten its competitive edge. Why it matters: The slowdown is changing Colorado's demographics, economy and politics — and raising questions about the state's future. It's also a warning sign that Colorado may be losing its "secret sauce." What they're saying: "Colorado really remains a competitive state, but we remain middle of the pack, where we used to be … in the Top 10," Hanna Scovill, senior economist at Pacey Nehls, said at last week's annual state Demography Summit . "Compared to our peers, we're kind of falling behind in competitiveness." By the numbers: Eight trends tell the story. 1. Growth's slowing. Colorado added just 23,725 residents in the year ending July 1, 2025, bringing its population to 6,011,146. That's less than one-third of the previous year's revised gain of 75,892. 2. Babies outpaced transplants. Births exceeded deaths by more than 20,000, with Colorado recording its most births since 2017. Net migration added just 3,000 residents. 3. Uneven growth. Colorado Springs grew 0.5%, adding 2,671 new people — the largest gain among cities. Smaller communities (10,000 to 24,999

Colorado · 1d

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Colfax group gets $2.8M grant to switch Aurora luxury home project into affordable housing

AURORA | A community nonprofit group received a $2.8 million grant from a state affordable housing fund to build 152 units of housing in northwest Aurora. The East Colfax Community Collective received the grant to acquire land at 1310-1380 Yosemite Street, also known as the Ambience site. Acquisition of the...

Aurora, CO · 1d

Vail Daily

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Opinion | Rosmarino and Underwood: Dowd Junction shows how Colorado can build housing for its workforce

In Eagle County, like so many mountain communities across Colorado, the people who teach our children, care for patients, maintain roads and keep businesses running increasingly struggle to find attainable housing near their jobs. The county estimates it will need 6,375 additional affordable workforce housing units over the coming decade, nearly half of them in the Avon-Vail corridor. If the people who make our communities work cannot afford to stay, those communities lose more than workers. They lose the vibrancy, character and the foundational stability that dedicated community members provide.

Eagle County, CO · 5h