Housing

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.

Despite a decrease in child poverty, more children are homeless as housing costs soar.

Rents are up sharply in some of the metro Denver neighborhoods that have seen an influx of low-income renters pushed out of other parts of the city.

Months after a small-town facility for the homeless looked to be in danger of losing its home, residents reached a compromise.