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"The less dramatic truth is that algorithmic pricing models allow rental housing providers to maintain lower vacancy rates, which both increases profitability and lowers rent prices." ow.ly/epYY50TuHfk

Housing needs are at a high right now. Based on a drafted report from July 2024, the estimated need of housing units is around 52,000. This scarcity of housing and rental units causes an issue with those looking for a space to live. Last week, the General Assembly passed a

House Bill 1004, a bill that would ban the use of software being used by some rental providers to ensure rent prices are set appropriately, passed the Colorado House in a 43-22 vote. The bill is now on the way to the Senate, where a similar bill died last year. Earlier this

In December, the Colorado Supreme Court reversed their opinion on tenants facing eviction. Now, some Colorado legislators have proposed House Bill 1235, a bill that would allow tenants with factual disputes to argue their case in front of a jury of peers. The proposed bill has

Developers and economists within the Denver metro area are blaming energy regulations, including Energize Denver and Reg 28, for the dip in development projects. Representatives for property owners and developers have sited new data showing a decline in investments from

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced that Denver will be changing how they process permits for construction. This change aims to make the process go by faster, which would benefit those building housing units in a city that does not have nearly enough. Mayor Johnston explained

Governor Polis has signed House Bill 1090, a bill that Colorado legislators proposed, to address “junk fees.” The bill requires sellers of goods to list the total price of their service. This means that rental providers will have to list all fees on a lease agreement before a

"What Colorado needs is balanced and reasonable housing policies that target bad actors without punishing those who are responsible. Protecting tenants should not come at the expense of scaring off the very people who invest in Colorado’s future." Learn more:

The Apartment Association of Metro Denver’s Vacancy and Rent Report for the first quarter is out. Vacancy rates have reached a 16-year high, and the average rent is below levels that were seen in 2023. Cary Bruteig, from Apartment Insights, explains that this decrease has

Yes, In My Back Yard (YIMBY) Denver, commissioned a study that found that 70% of Denver residents would like city and state laws changed to allow for more housing to become available. If zoning laws are changed to allow for denser neighborhoods and taller buildings, rental

While the Colorado legislature has established policies that help address the state’s housing crisis, up until recently, they were considering a bill that could have pushed the housing crisis further in the wrong direction. The bill has since been killed, but HB 25-1235 risked

Last week, Colorado legislators passed HB 1004, a bill that if signed by Governor Polis, would ban the use of price-setting algorithms such as Real Page. This would make pricing units accurately more difficult, as rental providers would not be able to calculate how to fairly

This year is the first year since 2006 that rents have fallen in the Denver metro area compared to the year before. The Denver metro has turned into a “renters’ market” due to the increased number of units built and the lowered demand of these units. While the overall cost of

The Colorado General Assembly’s parade of regulations on rental housing providers has taken its toll on the entire industry but is especially felt by small housing providers on the Western Slope with fewer resources at their disposal. Kevin Tinsley discusses how the excessive

Last week, Colorado Governor Polis vetoed HB 1004, a bill that would ban the use of rent-setting algorithm tools landlords use to ensure their units are on par with the market. This is the second year that a version of this bill has been vetoed. In his veto letter, Gov. Jared

"As housing affordability continues to be a nationwide concern requiring action from state, local and federal lawmakers, this study importantly shows how misguided regulations have the ability to increase monthly costs for renters" finance.yahoo.com/news/regulatio…