“Loveland’s City Council will have the opportunity Tuesday to donate land and lock in fees for the proposed St. Valentine Apartments project across the street from the Police and Courts Building. Archdiocesan Housing, which is a ministry of Catholic Charities of Denver, and BlueLine Development are asking the city to help offset the cost … [Read more…]
“Mayor Michael B. Hancock, along with Pancratia Hall Partners, kicked off the restoration of Pancratia Hall today. The repurposed structure will provide 72 units of affordable housing, all with unique layouts to complement the building’s historic character. The City and County of Denver, through the Department of Housing Stability, provided a $3.3 million cash … [Read more…]
“Two key affordable housing developments targeted for people experiencing homelessness were approved for City financing by Denver City Council tonight. Investments totaling $3.7 million, to be made through Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST), will support 187 income-restricted units in Capitol Hill and Northeast Park Hill. “We’re continuing to partner with many organizations to … [Read more…]
“With the rental apartment vacancy rate at essentially zero percent in Missoula, local developers, nonprofits and government officials are working toward a groundbreaking next year on a large chunk of 202 new affordable housing units. Late last week, the Missoula County Commissioners voted unanimously to increase their donation of county land, from 4 acres … [Read more…]
“DENVER — Thursday, September 24, 2020 — Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) is releasing a public comment draft of its 2021 Action Plan today. The one-year plan serves as a bridge from existing strategies set in Housing an Inclusive Denver and the Three-year Shelter Strategy to a forthcoming five-year strategic plan set for … [Read more…]
“Marilyn Megenity, who moved her Mercury Cafe to a building she bought at 2199 California Street more than two decades ago, created a haven there for many of this city’s creative and humanitarian causes. But right now, she’s on a collision course with the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, which is currently working on … [Read more…]
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“Three days after Denver Mayor Michael Hancock suggested the city might pursue its first managed camp for the homeless on a piece of city property in the Five Points neighborhood, he had to walk back the idea. “After further investigation of its suitability, we are taking the option off the table,” Hancock wrote in … [Read more…]
“A plaza outside the Five Points library branch is no longer under consideration as a site for Denver’s first sanctioned, serviced camp for people experiencing homelessness. In a statement on his Facebook page late Tuesday, Hancock said that “after further investigation into suitability, we are taking this option off the table. There are potentially … [Read more…]
“Developers say they have secured enough parking spaces to proceed with a Five Points project that would provide homes within reach of Denverites who earn less than 30 percent of the area median income. “Hallelujah,” said Eddie Woolfolk, who has been pursuing her Charity’s House Apartments project for years. Woolfolk had been looking for … [Read more…]