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Wyoming News
The Cost of Buying Versus Renting by City
Residents in California & Washington will pay the largest premium to buy Source: Construction Coverage analysis of Zillow, U.S. Census Bureau, and Freddie Mac data | Image Credit: Construction Coverage And within some geographic markets, buying is unquestionably more difficult. Locations that face low supply, competitive markets , and high home prices—like cities throughout California and in the greater Seattle, WA region—can be four or even close to five times more expensive for buyers. Cities like fast-growing Draper, UT, and historic Newton, MA, are also proving especially challenging for buyers. Out of the 838 U.S. cities considered in this analysis, only 95 are currently more affordable for buyers than renters. Most of these locations are found in Southern states like Alabama, Georgia, and Texas or in Rust Belt locations like Ohio and Michigan. In these locations, home costs remain relatively low, allowing buyers to save relative to the cost of renting. The analysis was conducted by Construction Coverage —a company that provides resources, research and industry analyses for the construction industry—using data from Zillow, the U.S. Census Bureau, and Freddie Mac. For more information, refer to the methodology section. For complete results, see Cities Where It’s Cheaper to Buy Than
milehighcre.com
Denver Developer Acquires Pointe Plaza Apartments in Cheyenne
Denver-based Brinkman Real Estate, in partnership with ATLAS Capital Partners, has acquired Pointe Plaza Apartments, a 123-unit luxury multifamily community located in Cheyenne, Wyo., within the highly desirable “The Pointe” neighborhood. The acquisition underscores continued investor interest in smaller, high-growth markets tied to Front Range expansion, where population...
cowboystatedaily.com
New Lease On Life: Cheyenne’s Historic 130-Year-Old Sturgis House Has New Owners
CHEYENNE — It’s one of the oldest mansions still standing in Wyoming, but now it’s turning the page on a new chapter. Cheyenne’s historic 130-year-old Sturgis House, once the home of cattle baron William Sturgis, has new owners. Ashley and Paul Savage of Colorado are reimagining...
capcity.news
(OPINION) Cheyenne lost 260 homes; Wyoming needs leaders who put communities first
Cap City News publishes letters, cartoons and opinions as a public service. The content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Cap City News or its employees. Letters to the editor can be submitted by emailing editor@oilcity.news. Cheyenne didn’t just lose a grant application on April 2. It lost 260...
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(OPINION) The Mayor’s Minute with Patrick Collins (4/3/26)
Cap City News publishes letters, cartoons and opinions as a public service. The content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Cap City News or its employees. Letters to the editor can be submitted by following the link at our opinion section. Question: When did housing — one of the...
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Cheyenne committee backs housing surge for South Side
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Hundreds of new high-density residential units are moving closer to reality in South Cheyenne after a unanimous sweep of zoning approvals by the City Council’s Public Services Committee. The Monday night vote cleared the way for over 400 potential apartments and affordable housing units across...
cheyennecity.org
Nominations accepted for 2026 Historic Preservation Dubois Award
Nominations are being accepted for the Dubois Award given annually by the Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board. The Dubois Award is for exceptionally significant preservation efforts on residential properties. Properties must be (1) primarily used as a residence, (2) have a Cheyenne mailing address, and (3) be more than 50 years old. Guidelines for ranking integrity, restoration and other factors of historic preservation are considered by the board to select award recipients.
Investopedia
Western Capital City Welcomes Retirees with Spacious and Affordable Living Options Today
Wyoming has no state income tax, and Cheyenne has no local income tax. Property tax rates are low compared to nearby cities. Housing costs in Cheyenne are lower than the national averages. Local and state parks appeal to retirees who like an active, outdoor lifestyle. High walkability and public transportation...
wyomingnewsnow.tv
2026 Cheyenne Farmers Market season dates announced
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Community Action of Laramie County (CALC) is excited to announce the return of the 2026 Cheyenne Farmers Market®, kicking off Saturday, August 15 and running for 10 weeks through October 17. The regular season will once again be held at CFD Park in the parking lot...
wyofile.com
Local Lookout: Bringing housing downtown | Regulating private memorials | Restoring Bitter Creek
Long-vacant historic building and adjacent “hole” to become affordable housing. A long-idle downtown corner in Cheyenne may soon see new life after a developer secured more than $6 million in state and federal housing funds to transform the historic Hynds Building and adjacent “hole” into a 69-unit affordable housing development. The Hynds Building has been mostly empty since 1985, and the “hole” has been empty since a fire burned what used to be Mary’s Bake Shoppe in 2004. Mayor Patrick Collins told the Wyoming Tribune Eagle that the city has been working with a developer for the past couple of years, as well as Cheyenne LEADS, to bring housing downtown. Read the full story.
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The Underrated City In Wyoming Where Monthly Rent Costs Just $800 Or Less
Imagine a place where your rent check doesn’t cause heart palpitations and you can actually afford to eat something besides ramen noodles for the last week of the month. Welcome to Laramie, Wyoming – the hidden treasure of the West where housing costs haven’t completely lost their minds.
99.9 KEKB
Fort Collins’ Budget Inn Will Be Demolished After Years of Controversy
The Budget Inn on North College Avenue, located just two miles from CSU and a mile from Old Town, is set for demolition this March after inspectors discovered asbestos and heavy meth contamination throughout the 30-unit property.
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Hynds Building in downtown Cheyenne awarded funding to develop affordable housing
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Transcribed from video. The historic Hynds building in downtown Cheyenne was just awarded six million dollars in funding to support the construction of new housing in the area. I spoke with a local business to learn more about what impact this may have on downtown. "There is...
Townsquare Fort Collins
Fort Collins’ Budget Inn Will Be Demolished After Years of Controversy
The Budget Inn on North College Avenue, located just two miles from CSU and a mile from Old Town, is set for demolition this March after inspectors discovered asbestos and heavy meth contamination throughout the 30-unit property.
capcity.news
Cheyenne removes owner-occupancy rules for accessory dwelling units
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In an effort to blunt a local housing shortage, Cheyenne property owners will soon have more freedom to build and rent property without residing on the premises, following a final council vote that scrapped decades-old zoning restrictions. On Monday, the Cheyenne City Council voted to remove...
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Cheyenne City Council to talk rental rules, inspection warrants today
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne could take a major step toward easing its housing crunch today as the City Council casts a final vote on whether to let homeowners rent out accessory dwelling units without living on site. The proposed shift, backed by housing advocates but questioned by some neighborhood...