BUSINESSCOLORADO SUN
Renters in this western Colorado town were almost displaced. Here’s how a public-private partnership kept them home.
Renters in a western Colorado town were nearly displaced when affordable housing restrictions at Eagle Villas expired, and the complex was subsequently put on the market. Due to this situation, 120 families were at risk of losing their homes. A public-private partnership intervened to keep them housed.
Mentioned
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- Residents of small troubled Colorado town ask state to reject abandonment
- Colorado homeowner puts $200k property on market with squatters STILL inside
- Old La Quinta’s falling down, falling down, falling down
- Aspen Acres fire took everything from them but their lives. Here’s how a few Colorado survivors are facing an uncertain future.
- Thousands of West Philly tenants remain in limbo as city considers saving 925 affordable rentals
- Colorado's least affordable housing markets revealed