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Colorado Springs home construction jumps in May as buyers shake off high mortgage rates Colorado Springs-area homebuilding and prices on the resale side of the local housing market both jumped in May — trends that indicate, in part, that some on-the-fence buyers no longer

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New Pikes Peak Housing Network hopes to tackle Colorado Springs' housing woes Can anything be done to increase the supply of housing and expand affordable housing options in Colorado Springs and surrounding areas?

Colorado Springs home sales and new construction rebound in February Colorado Springs-area home sales rose in February for the first time in nearly two years, while the pace of home construction also jumped last month — encouraging signs for the

Colorado Springs apartment rents slip, vacancies climb after a surge in construction, report shows A new report shows increasing numbers of Colorado Springs-area apartments stood empty in late 2023, while rents fell — the likely fallout from an oversupply of units that have opened

2023 was slowest year for US home sales in nearly 30 years as high mortgage rates frustrated buyers Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes sank in 2023 to a nearly 30-year low as mortgage rates climbed to the highest level in more than two decades, pushing homeownership out

Luxury condo site in Colorado Springs being remade into nearly 200 units of affordable housing In a unique approach, three Colorado Springs nonprofits well known in the affordable housing arena have combined their brain power, leadership, money and good name to add much-needed stock for

Colorado Springs home sales slide to a nearly nine-year low Colorado Springs-area home sales slumped to a nearly nine-year low last month as long-term mortgage rates that have spiked since early 2022 — and remain solidly above 7% — continue

The surge in multifamily building and rental-rate implications | Tatiana Bailey I often talk about housing affordability, interest rates and the local real estate market. I would like to switch gears and address some questions about the residential rental market.

'Iconic' 36-story apartment tower proposed for downtown Colorado Springs A 25-story, 316-unit apartment tower that was proposed two years ago in downtown Colorado Springs would grow in height to 36 stories and increase in size to 497 units, according

Colorado Springs-area home sales fall for 17th straight month in October Colorado Springs-area home sales skidded again last month as spiking long-term mortgage rates continued to keep many buyers on the sidelines.

Higher mortgage rates remain a hurdle for Colorado Springs' housing market Mortgage rates that spiked last year have continued to rattle Colorado Springs’ housing market in 2023.

More city funding for urban renewal project may be in Gold Hill Mesa's future More city funding for a commercial urban renewal project may be in the near future for the Gold Hill Mesa development on Colorado Springs' west side.

Swiss solar manufacturer to spend $403.5 million to expand in Colorado Springs, seeks $3 million in city financial incentives The Colorado Springs City Council on Monday generally supported an approximately $3 million financial incentive request from a Swiss solar manufacturer that announced plans in late July to invest hundreds

Colorado Springs-area housing market: Reversal of fortune continues Sales of Colorado Springs-area single-family homes totaled 1,119 in July, a major falloff from the same month last year, according to the Pikes Peak Association of Realtors' latest market trends

Colorado Springs implements hiring delays and spending controls to offset stagnant revenues Colorado Springs officials have imposed a citywide delay in the hiring of non-emergency personnel and asked departments to ratchet down discretionary spending as part of a series of belt-tightening measures

Rising cost of living, housing remain top concerns for Coloradans, poll finds Cost of living and housing affordability remain top concerns for Coloradans, based on findings from the 4th Annual Pulse Poll commissioned by the Colorado Health Foundation.

More apartments, cheaper rents? Colorado Springs' multifamily market is booming, but vacancy rates are spiking. Could rents tumble as a result?

City Council to hear plans for 400-unit apartment project near South Nevada in Colorado Springs The plan to build hundreds of apartments near South Nevada Avenue that developers and city planning staff say will extend efforts to revitalize the corridor now heads to the Colorado

Money & the Law: A fair housing law for pets We have had fair housing laws for people for many years, prohibiting discrimination in the selling, renting and financing of residential properties. This year, however, the Colorado General Assembly passed

Colorado Springs single-family building permits surge in June — but there's a catch Permits pulled for the construction of Colorado Springs-area homes jumped to a more than two-year high last month, though industry members caution that the numbers were inflated because a building

Linda Leitz: Understanding the roles of real estate professionals Buying or selling a home is often one of the biggest financial decisions in a person’s life. Having professional guidance is important. But many don’t understand the roles of the

Polis doubles down on housing ideas in front of his biggest policy foes Gov. Jared Polis made an unannounced visit to the 2023 Colorado Municipal League conference in Aurora on Monday, with remarks characterized by one person as a "lecture" to elected municipal officials.

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Colorado Springs businesses can soon compete for The Gazette's Best Workplaces awards As employers face a tight labor market, hiring and employee retention is more important than ever.

Controversial 250-home development planned for northeast Colorado Springs wins approval in second bid Despite repeated resident concern over a potentially costly lack of wildfire evacuation routes, revised plans to build about 250 homes north of the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Old Ranch

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Colorado Springs ranked as a top place to live for young professionals by national publication Colorado Springs is one of the nation's top 10 places to live — and it's an even better spot for young people who are looking for good jobs and an

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Fast food and apartments envisioned near busy intersection on Colorado Springs' east side A busy Colorado Springs intersection could get even busier with a mix of new residential and commercial projects envisioned in the area.