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New Apartments Funded for Individuals Transitioning from Homelessness

Published on September 27, 2021

Denver City Council tonight approved $2.35 million in funding to deliver an additional 49 affordable apartments for individuals transitioning from homelessness. Groundbreaking for Rhonda’s Place, a five-story apartment building offering one-bedroom apartments with supportive wraparound services, will soon begin at South Federal Boulevard and West Cedar Avenue in the Barnum neighborhood.

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$450M Infrastructure Package Referred to November Ballot

Published on August 23, 2021

The GO bond infrastructure package is a key component of the city’s financial plan for economic recovery, the investments of which are expected to create an estimated 7,500 good-paying jobs,

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City Releases $450 Million General Obligation Bond Package Details

Published on July 27, 2021

The city today followed through on the commitment to deliver a boost to Denver’s economic recovery with an equitable, fiscally responsible, community-focused $450 million General Obligation (GO) bond package which would create an estimated 7,500 good-paying jobs, produce an estimated $483 million in worker wages and benefits, and $1 billion in economic benefits.

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Denver’s Supportive Housing Social Impact Bond a "Remarkable Success"

Published on July 15, 2021

When hundreds of people experiencing chronic homelessness were offered housing and provided the supportive services they needed to thrive, they remained housed and reduced their interactions with costly emergency services years into the program, according to a new independent analysis of Denver’s innovative Supportive Housing Social Impact Bond initiative (SIB).

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Denver Celebrates Grand Opening of 132 New Income-Restricted Condos

Published on July 14, 2021

Home ownership is a reality for 132 hard-working individuals and families thanks to the opening today of a new income-restricted condominium development in Denver’s Central Park neighborhood. Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) participated in a ribbon cutting today to celebrate the new Central Park Urban Living Condos, located at 36th Ave. and Central Park Blvd.

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