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Denver residents react to Mayor Johnston's 'Mile High Line' housing plan
Denver residents are divided on Mayor Mike Johnston's 'Mile High Line' plan to build 20,000 housing units on 150 acres of city-owned land. High home prices, averaging $635,000, have left many residents unable to afford housing. The plan aims to address the crisis through strategic development, but some question its scale, while advocates remain cautiously optimistic.
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