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Denver housing committee approves $2.4 million for homelessness and housing services

Denver’s Community Planning and Housing Committee recorded approval of six amendments adding $2,398,600 for homelessness prevention, eviction defense, rental and utility assistance, and housing access.

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Denver contract amendment would reduce East Colfax motel shelter from 37 rooms to 34

The proposed amendment keeps Denver’s $1.28 million contract commitment, funded through the American Rescue Plan Act, and sets conditions for a possible future conversion to housing.

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Englewood weighs CityCenter redevelopment concepts as garage funding remains unresolved

Three preliminary concepts would add roughly 300 to more than 1,000 homes, but housing, traffic, utility, tenant and parking effects remain unquantified as officials consider an aging garage and public facilities.

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At least 13 of 15 Orchard Place accessible units tested positive for meth, report says

The Englewood Housing Authority has not disclosed the exact number of remaining contaminated units, cleanup costs, resident-notification process or final board action.

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Arapahoe County staff sees capacity for 36,765 homes in proposed transit rezoning areas

Preliminary county figures suggest the proposed maps could accommodate far more housing than current zoning, but staff materials use differing goals and area estimates that are not reconciled.

Government

Westminster commission recommends five-unit flex project near Wadsworth Boulevard

The unanimous recommendation advances a proposed employment-flex building and related right-of-way changes to City Council, which was scheduled to consider the plan Oct. 12.

Housing

Arapahoe County’s July housing market split as single-family prices rose and attached sales slowed

Single-family listings and prices showed modest gains, while townhouse and condominium sales fell year to date and took longer to sell, according to a July market report.

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Adams County home listings fell 21.9% in July as median price dropped

Adams County had fewer active single-family listings and lower median prices in July, while more homes went under contract.

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Arvada’s July housing market split as single-family sales rose and attached-home sales fell

Arvada’s July data show stronger single-family activity alongside weaker townhouse and condo sales, while regional affordability and HOA-cost pressures offer possible context but no proven cause.