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Closure of Denver's oldest tiny-home village sparks concerns about future of model
Denver's oldest tiny-home village, Monroe Village, has closed after operating since 2017, raising concerns about the future of the housing model. The closure, cited as part of a planned strategy by Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, was attributed to budget challenges and permitting issues. Colorado Village Collaborative, the operator, is seeking a new location to continue its work, ensuring residents were not returned to the streets.
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