As AAMD’s first major event of 2025, the EconXchange conference brought together over 350members, industry experts, and economists for a day of networking and insights into navigating the challenges of the evolving economic landscape. Attendees received a full vacancy and rent report,... Continue Reading
Among the most universally agreed-upon approaches for increasing rental housing affordability is increasing rental housing supply. A recent study by CoStar underscores this point: in American cities where rental housing supply increased by 3% in a given year, average rents fell by 2-3%.... Continue Reading
Rent has increased on average 1.1% annually over the past two years Continue Reading
The Ives 4470 Wadsworth Boulevard, Wheat Ridge Income Restrictions: 25 units have Project Based Vouchers (PBV) and are restricted to 30% to 50% Area Median Income (AMI). The remaining 25 units are restricted to 60% AMI. Located along Wadsworth Boulevard, one of the main thoroughfares in... Continue Reading
This is a big question! We think it needs to start with perception. Homelessness needs to be understood as a problem driven by a lack of access to housing. It is a market failure. People are forced out of stable housing or are unable to access it when housing markets don’t provide... Continue Reading
This week, the Apartment Association of Metro Denver (AAMD) released the 2023 First Quarter Vacancy & Rent Report for Metro Denver. The average vacancies and apartment rents remained very flat for the first quarter of 2023. Vacancies remained at 5.6%, the exact same as last quarter. Rents... Continue Reading
