Category: News

At Denver Health, telehealth education and equipment help close equity gaps and boost engagement

In a partnership with the Denver Housing Authority, the health system has installed on-site equipment and held monthly workshops – increasing patient portal activation to 63% from 58% across five […]

A 194-room, $26 million hotel is slated to be Denver’s next homeless shelter

The Best Western Central Park could help city get closer to Mayor Johnston’s bold homelessness goal By JOE RUBINO | jrubino@denverpost.com | The Denver Post  The deal’s not done yet, but city officials […]

15 statewide affordable housing projects receive $48 million in state funding

By   Kate Tracy – Reporter, Denver Business Journal The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) and Gov. Jared Polis have awarded more than $48 million in grants to affordable housing projects […]

Denver Housing Authority CEO resigns

By   Kate Tracy – Reporter , Denver Business Journal After two and a half years as chief executive officer at the Denver Housing Authority, David Nisivoccia is resigning from his role.  […]

Top Denver Housing Authority exec leaving after 2.5 years for D.C. job

By  Thomas Gounley The CEO of the Denver Housing Authority is stepping down after two-and-a-half years leading the organization. David Nisivoccia, who joined DHA in the top job in January […]

Inside Denver’s Emerging West Side Story — Billions in Development Bring a ‘New City’ to Life in District 3

By  Margaret Jackson Early 265 acres of prime real estate in a once-marginalized neighborhood is slated for billions of dollars in development that will result in virtually a new city […]

Sun Valley, Denver Housing Authority receive grant to clean up Xcel site, making park plans possible

By Desiree Mathurin Imagine living across from an industrial complex that houses an abandoned warehouse surrounded by polluted soil and three tanks each filled with 4 million gallons of diesel. […]

City Council makes building ADUs easier by passing zoning code amendment

By Desiree Mathurin If you’re interested in building an accessory dwelling unit, City Council may have made the process a bit easier. On Monday, Council passed an ordinance that amends […]

Strong, Resilient, and Economically Diverse

By Abram Mamet/June 2023 Today’s cities generally emphasize cohesion and citywide vibrancy, and many municipalities are focused on the creation of mixed-income communities. “Just like you need a diverse economy […]

Old Johnson and Wales campus dorms in South Park Hill are being turned into income-restricted housing

The project, from the nonprofit developer Archway Communities, is part of the Urban Land Institute’s Mosaic Community Campus.