Possible Changes to Denver's 'Expanding Affordable Housing' Ordinances

Brownstein Podcast Series
19/05/2023 13 min
Possible Changes to Denver's 'Expanding Affordable Housing' Ordinances

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Denver is considering changes to its Expanding Housing Affordability ordinances that would extend deadlines for developers. Adopted in June 2022, the ordinances require both for-rent and for-sale projects with 10 or more multifamily units to either include affordable housing options or pay a fee in lieu and require commercial projects pay linkage fees. Tune in to hear a discussion with Blair Lichtenfels, Zach Siegel and Andi Stader about the changes, how we got here and why this could be good news for developers.

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