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Consilium Design is Moving - Consilium Design Dear Valued Clients and Partners, We are excited to share some great news with you—Consilium Design has moved to a new location! Starting August 12, 2024, our new mailing address will be: Mailing Address:886 S. Pennsylvania St.Denver, CO 80209 Our new physical address, where you can visit us for m...

NAHB Urges Congress to Address Housing Affordability Crisis NAHB called on Congress today to support policies that will allow home builders to construct more homes and apartments to help ease the nation’s housing affordability crisis and provide better, more affordable housing opportunities for all American households. Steve Martinez, a home builder fr...

In a recent NAHB Land Development Committee Spring Leadership Meeting, Lauren Lowery presented the newly released Housing Supply Accelerator Playbook. This playbook is the result of a collaborative effort between the National League of Cities and the American Planning Association, with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) serving as a core partner in its development.

Housing Supply Accelerator Playbook - Consilium Design Consilium Design is proud to see one of our projects, Quebec Run, featured in the recent case study on “Water Wise Landscapes."

Consilium Design's Managing Director, Julie Hendricksen, recently attended the 2024 CREW Conference in Dallas, Texas. Read the blog to hear about her experience with the CREW Network's Affordable Housing Council. The event, held at the historic Adolphus Hotel, featured networking sessions, expert presentations on economic trends and innovative housing solutions, and discussions on affordable housing initiatives. It emphasized the importance of collaboration and knowledge exchange in addressing real estate challenges. Read the blog for more.

CREW Conference 2024 Reflective - Consilium Design CREW Network is a national organization that empowers women in commercial real estate through extensive networking, industry research, leadership development, and career outreach initiatives.

Not on vacation mode yet! Just a friendly reminder: it's not too late to make a difference. With only 2 days left, your donation can help pave the way to a brighter future for little ones across Colorado. Let's join forces and make every contribution count!

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We hope you're cruising through your day with a smile as wide as the open sea because it's time for another thrilling update from our Builders for Babies Diaper Drive! Our ship is sailing smoothly, thanks to your incredible support and enthusiasm. Let's hoist the diaper flag and set sail for another week of adventure!

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More of this concept please!!

Looking back at the 2024 International Builders Show in Las Vegas, here are a few hot topic items on the Environmental Issues Committee and Land Development Committees our principal Craig Karn serves on.

IBS 2024 Retrospective - Consilium Design I’m back from the International Builders Show (IBS) 2024 in Las Vegas once again. It was warm and sunny, much better than the past few years. Here’s a brief follow-up on some hot topic items on the Environmental Issues (EIC) and Land Development Committees (LDC) I serve on. An updated Wetlands R...

Your Turf Might Soon Be Against the Law: Analyzing Bill 6 A bill is being considered that will outlaw the installation of nonfunctional turf, artificial turf, and invasive plant species.

Consilium Design is proud to see Quebec Run, one of our projects, featured in the recent case study titled “Water Wise Landscapes: A Cost-Effective HOA Investment in Resilience.” Thank you to the Waternow Alliance and the Western Resource Advocates for their work in this excellent study.

Quebec Run featured in Case Study on Water-Wise Landscaping - Consilium Design Consilium Design is proud to see one of our projects, Quebec Run, featured in the recent case study on “Water Wise Landscapes."

At the New York Times Climate Forward Summit, Bill Gates said that planting trees to solve the climate crisis is "complete nonsense."

Here at Consilium Design, we respectfully disagree - here's our response:

Technology Cannot Replace Trees: A Response to Bill Gates - Consilium Design Bill Gates said planting trees to solve the climate crisis is "complete nonsense." Here at Consilium Design, we disagree - here's why.

After the transformation of La Jolla Blvd, noise levels dropped 77%, retail sales rose 30%, and traffic crashes fell by 90%.

Nature is amazing!

Our Essentials Drive ends tomorrow in order for items to be dropped off next week. Please review the drop-off times or contact us to make other arrangements. Unable to donate in person? Check out our Amazon Wish List!
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Drop off donations at HomeAid’s office:
-Monday, November 20th: 9am - 3pm
-Tuesday, November 21st: 9am - 3pm
-Wednesday, November 22nd: 9 - 11am

HomeAid Colorado
7721 W. 6th Avenue Unit A (Frontage Road)
Lakewood CO 80214

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Undue Regulations Hurt Housing Affordability, NAHB Tells Congress In a congressional hearing today examining the effects of Department of Energy (DOE) regulations on America’s job creators, NAHB told lawmakers how burdensome DOE regulations are exacerbating the housing affordability crisis and impeding the ability of builders to increase the production of qu...

Now through November 17th, we are collecting items to donate to 5 local nonprofit organizations.

Learn more about the essential recipient organizations: https://www.homeaidcolorado.org/events/essentials-drive

To fight climate change and housing shortage, Austin becomes largest U.S. city to drop parking-spot requirements Affordable housing advocates, developers and climate activists say rules requiring a minimum amount of parking spaces on new projects drives up construction costs and enables a dependency on vehicles to get around town.

Homes keep getting bigger and more unaffordable. This isn't a choice everyone is making, it's a mandate due to minimum lot and building size regulations.