For more than 15 years, Denver’s comprehensive plan, “Blueprint Denver,” has taken a binary view of neighborhood change—either a neighborhood should expect to change, or it shouldn’t—...
This post was authored by Otten Johnson summer law clerk Alex Gano. Alex is a third-year law student at the University of Colorado Law School. On July 12, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Coun...
Despite the failure of Senate Bill 177 last week, there is positive news for condo developers. As was reported in Denver Post, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled last week that a clause in a dec...
Both sides of the political aisle have expressed interest in legislation to promote affordable housing and to correct what many believe is a problem with Colorado’s construction defects law tha...
You may not know it, but, as the Denver Post detailed in a recent article, the “Silver Tsunami” has reached the United States, including Colorado. While the impact thus far has been gentle,...
https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2014/04/the-silver-tsunami-and-real-estate/
On March 13, the Colorado Real Estate Journal hosted its annual Multifamily Owners and Managers Conference and Expo. The Conference assessed the present and future of Colorado’s multifamily h...
This article in today’s Denver Post discusses how, despite some regional variation in vacancy rates and rents, the statewide trends suggest optimism among property managers and landlords conce...
Late last week, there were two news stories reporting on important developments for real estate in the Denver area. Given the continued state of the economy and commercial real estate, I was pl...
Despite today’s economic reality, real estate developers should consider the unique opportunities of pursuing land use entitlements now. While there is expense entailed in pursuing annexation...
https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2010/10/a-good-time-to-pursue-entitlements/