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Development, Policy & Regulation

Denver development, zoning, supply, and policy changes that affect real estate decisions.

A Denver residential street of brick homes in autumn daylight with the gold Colorado State Capitol dome beyond.

2026-11-05

6 min read

What the Election Put on Your Calendar

What Colorado's 2026 election means for Denver homeowners, landlords and buyers: Amendment 87, higher school taxes, the investor ban and the 2027 session.

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An older Denver brick bungalow with a small new cottage home built behind it in the backyard, on a tree-lined street in afternoon daylight.

Development, Policy & Regulation

2026-09-29

10 min read

More Homes, Without Starting Over

Chris Wedgwood on three metro projects adding homes without tearing everything down: Denver's keep-the-house zoning bonus, the old VA hospital conversion and Baseline's wee-Cottages.

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Denver homes, townhomes and apartments with roof material, house keys and policy papers overlooking the skyline and Front Range.

Development, Policy & Regulation

2026-07-06

8 min read

The Colorado Legislature Accidentally Told Us What to Watch Next

Chris Wedgwood breaks down the Colorado housing bills that matter most for Denver buyers, owners, landlords, and HOA buyers in 2026.

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Denver residential neighborhood with small multifamily homes under natural Colorado light, evoking state housing policy.

Development, Policy & Regulation

2026-06-15

6 min read

What Colorado's 2026 Housing Session Actually Changed, Sorted by Your Situation

What Colorado's 2026 housing session changed for homeowners, buyers, sellers, and landlords, with the bills that matter sorted by your situation.

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A Denver infill construction site with rowhomes and mixed-use development context.

Development, Policy & Regulation

2026-05-12

5-6 minutes

Why Denver Just Gave Developers a 36-Month Mulligan

Denver City Council just extended Site Development Plan expirations by 36 months. Here's what an SDP is, why the City did it, and what it means for Denver's housing pipeline through 2028.

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