Housing

A Colorado researcher identifies factors that put some communities at risk for rapid, often unsustainable development.

Coloradans who rent housing have long faced significant challenges and obstacles to avoiding eviction or displacement. New state legislation and community efforts are hoping to change that.

The Trust’s community partner working in Colorado Springs wants the city’s new long-term development plan to value equity and inclusion, acknowledge the city’s history and learn from the past.

On the plains of southeastern Colorado, an ambitious program is attempting to curtail chronic homelessness in the state.

People of color in Denver were once excluded from building wealth through homeownership. How much has changed?

Displacement from gentrification can have a long-lasting effect on health and well-being. Some residents in northeast Denver are experiencing this firsthand.

Transgender advocates in Colorado are applauding a recent move by the federal government.

Section 8 vouchers, a federal program intended to offer choices in affordable housing, may reinforce segregation and further concentrate poverty.

The city received a $4.2 million grant in June to help expand the program to more clients.

In tiny Edgewater, a Jefferson County city whose charms are increasingly in demand, newcomers wrestle with whether gentrification has to be at others’ expense.