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Denver-Aurora No. 49 for foreclosure rate

The fragile stability achieved in many local housing markets hinges on improvements in the underlying economy, specifically job growth,” James J. [...]

Springs apartment vacanices hit 9-year low

“Increases in the local troop population have clearly been a factor, but we’re also seeing the impacts of very little new production in multifamily housing in recent years,” Gordon Von [...]

Springs apartment vacancy rate falls

“Increases in the local troop population have now clearly had an impact in Colorado Springs,” Gordon Von [...]

Denver No. 46 in foreclosures

The Denver-Aurora area saw a 12 percent decrease in total foreclosures – everything from notices of election and demands to REOs – according to [...]

Statewide apartment vacancies rise

“Many owners who are trying to cover the increasing costs of apartment ownership will continue to raise rents where they can. But this carries the risk of increasing costly turnover, so it’s a balancing act,” Ryan [...]

Denver bucks housing trend

“We can’t underestimate just how powerful a catalyst the first-time home buyer tax credit has been for the housing sector,” Lawrene [...]

Apartment vacancy rates fall in Colorado Springs

Apartment vacancy rates in the Colorado Springs area fell to 8.7 percent during the third quarter of 2009,  compared with 9.2 percent in the third quarter of 2008, shows a report released today .

The drop was led by a sharp decline in average vacancies in southwestern Colorado and in the Security/Security/Widefield/Fountain areas, according to the [...]

Subsidized apartment vacancies rise

Statewide vacancies in subsidized and rent-restricted housing rose to 6.4 percent during the second quarter, according to a report released today by the Colorado Department of Local Affairs’ Division of Housing.

Second-quarter vacancies fell from the first quarter rate of 7.4 [...]

Apartment vacancies rise statewide

Statewide, the vacancy rate for Colorado apartments in the second quarter rose to 9.1 percent from 6.7 percent in the second quarter of 2008.

That is a 35.8 percent jump.

Colorado Springs was the lone area in the state to show a decrease; every other area increased, according to the according to the report released today [...]