Glenwood Springs will be seeing highly-affordable housing for people over the age of 55, if everything goes well. The Colorado Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) awarded Glenwood Springs a roughly $1.4 million credit to build the.
As I walked into the room, more chairs were rolled in, to accommodate more than 100 people gathered to discuss housing options and opportunities in Summit County. Commissioner Tamara Pogue moderated the far-ranging conversation with.
In Summit County, where the average single-family home sold for over $2 million last year, even residents making six-figure salaries struggle to find housing that is affordable for them. That was the focus of a.
The Colorado Housing and Finance Authority has donated $18,035 to the Family & Intercultural Resource Center thanks to its Like It Forward campaign. Over the course of two weeks, from Nov. 29 through Dec. 10,.