Urban Land Conservancy - Using Real Estate to Benefit the Denver Community

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New York Times Highlights Denver Housing Market, Economists Say Affordable Housing for Middle Class is Critical

According to The New York Times, Denver has recently joined places like San Francisco as a “net outflow” city, one where more residents are looking to move out versus in.
New Senate Bill Aims to Create/Preserve 3.2 Million Affordable Units, Close Housing Segregation Gap and More

Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) introduced the $475B bill, which will also create up to 1.5 million jobs if passed by Congress.
September Partner Spotlight of the Month: Dahlia Campus for Mental Health & Well-Being

The Dahlia Campus, which opened in the NE Park Hill community in 2016, is an important neighborhood asset, providing an array of holistic services geared towards enhancing one’s mind, body and community.

OUR PARTNERS

Urban Land Conservancy’s successful community impact depends on partnerships with public, private and nonprofit organizations. Each of our real estate investments include partner organizations, from affordable housing developers and schools, to municipalities and nonprofits working in shared space facilities. Collaboration is critical to our metro wide planning efforts.

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NEWS

New York Times Highlights Denver Housing Market, Economists Say Affordable Housing for Middle Class is Critical

New Senate Bill Aims to Create/Preserve 3.2 Million Affordable Units, Close Housing Segregation Gap and More

September Partner Spotlight of the Month: Dahlia Campus for Mental Health & Well-Being

OUR PARTNERS