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Explaining the New Governmental ROFR and ROFO in Colorado Applicable to Select Multifamily Properties | JD Supra
As of August 7, 2024, owners of for-rent affordable housing properties in Colorado consisting of five units or more and owners of for-rent market-rate multifamily properties in Colorado consisting of between 15 and 100 units have a new law to comply with when pursuing a sale, HB 24-1175 (the “Act”). Currently, the Act has a sunset date of December 31, 2029. The goal of the Act is to provide local governments with additional means to preserve and create affordable housing for their communities.
Affordable Housing in Denver's Capitol Hill Neighborhood
In October 2022, I participated in an Urban Land Institute Colorado walking tour in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood exploring different types of affordable housing. The Capitol Hill neighborhood is interesting to me because it is made up of so many types of housing in close proximity to one another: multimillion dollar homes, duplexes, small and large apartment buildings, condominiums, and rowhomes. Very few historic neighborhoods offer a melting pot of housing options like Capitol Hill.
3D Printed Houses: A Closer Look
As a follow up to my December 2021 blog post about the future of 3D printed homes, The Washington Post recently wrote a great article about a newly constructed 3D printed house in Williamsburg, Virginia built by a partnership between Habitat for Humanity and Alquist. The home benefited a family through one of Habitat for Humanity’s programs. What I love most about this article are the photos, which show the 3D printer in action and the interior of the home.
3D Printed Houses: The Potential for Positive Change in the Housing Industry
3D printers are already being used across industries to produce a number of products. A quick Google search provides an astonishing number of uses. One industry to keep an eye on is the housing industry and the use of 3D printers to build houses on-site. In the United States, modular, transportable 3D printers are starting to be used to build houses on-site that are fully permitted and habitable.
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