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Aerial view of East Colfax Community Collective's 1371 Xenia property in Denver, Colorado

Housing That Lasts: East Colfax Community Collective (EC3) Case Study

December 5, 2025
East Colfax Community Collective (EC3) is a grassroots organization working to stabilize rents and prevent displacement in Denver’s East Colfax neighborhood—a historically diverse community facing rapid change. In September 2024, EC3 purchased 1371 Xenia, which is home to some of the neighborhood’s most vulnerable residents. Immediately after closing, EC3 and a resident-led stewardship committee identified urgent repair priorities.
Preservation
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Rocky Mountain
Housing Stability
Housing Supply
Preservation
State/Local Policy
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Streetview of Ouray Property, a yellow apartment building, with a hill in the background

Housing That Lasts: Home Trust of Ouray County Case Study

December 5, 2025
The Home Trust of Ouray County learned about a unique preservation opportunity. The Ouray Sixplex, one of the few remaining unrestricted affordable rental properties in Ouray, offered rents far below market rate. HTOC quickly mobilized to preserve these permanently affordable homes.
Preservation
Policy 
Rocky Mountain
Housing Stability
Housing Supply
Preservation
State/Local Policy
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Front view of Parkview Village West, a 3-story cream apartment building, in Arvada, Colorado

Housing That Lasts: Rocky Mountain Communities Case Study

December 5, 2025
Parkview Village West, located in Arvada’s South-Central neighborhood, has one- and two- bedroom apartments for residents with incomes at 40-60% AMI. Foothills approached Rocky Mountain Communities (RMC) in 2021 to explore the acquisition of Parkview Village West.
Preservation
Policy 
Rocky Mountain
Housing Stability
Housing Supply
Preservation
State/Local Policy
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Remington Baltimore

What Will the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Mean for Affordable Housing, Communities?

While the One Big Beautiful Bill Act contains many provisions we oppose, there are meaningful wins that will support the development of affordable housing and direct critical investments to underserved communities. These include the largest expansion of the Housing Credit since 2000 and the permanent extension of the NMTC after years of short-term renewals and expirations.
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
New Markets Tax Credit
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