Colorado's ability to attract newcomers carries huge implications for its economic future, from filling open jobs to providing care for the surging number of older residents.
Colorado's population is growing at its slowest pace on record, with domestic net migration turning negative last year and the population declines long seen on the Eastern Plains moving into one large Front Range county.
Colorado's population is growing at its slowest pace on record, with domestic net migration turning negative last year and the population declines long seen on the Eastern Plains moving into one large Front Range county.
A surge in apartment and home construction in metro Denver combined with slower population growth to chip away at the state's housing deficit during the pandemic.