As Stapleton nears build out, attention is turning to affordable housing requirements that seem unlikely to be met by the time market-rate homes are built out.
Denver’s New Condo Law
The Denver City Council has approved a condo construction defects ordinance with the goal of having more multi-unit for-sale dwellings on the market.
Plans for First Neighborhood N. of 56th
Forest City representatives presented a preliminary site plan for the first phase of Section 10 in the northernmost part of Stapleton
Upcoming Affordable For-Sale and For-Rent Units in Stapleton
Mayor/Councilmembers Propose Funding for Affordable Housing
Mayor Michael B. Hancock has proposed an annual source of funding to build and maintain affordable housing.
Affordable Housing: A Hot Topic in Stapleton, in Denver and in the Nation
In 2000, Stapleton’s plan called for dispersed affordable homes throughout the neighborhood. The national affordable housing policy is just catching up with that concept. Read about how it’s going in Stapleton and why it’s important.
Affordable Housing Update
At the request of the Stapleton Development Corporation, Forest City in August presented a report on the status of affordable housing in Stapleton. At buildout, a total of 4000 rental units and 8000 for-sale homes are anticipated in Stapleton.
Why isn’t Stapleton more diverse?
Why don’t more people of color move to the neighborhood? Why has rental and affordable for-sale housing lagged? Community members talk about diversity (or lack of it) in Stapleton.
Denver Offers Three Home Buying Assistance Programs
You may be surprised to find you could qualify for one of Denver’s home buying assistance programs.
NE Denver Housing Breaks Ground on Affordable Homes
18 new affordable townhomes have been built by NE Denver Housing, located on Martin Luther King Blvd. near Spruce St.
