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Change in Silverton was inevitable – how it happened may not have been

Town wanted to take advantage of development opportunities; outside his office, so did the mayor

Durango to annex Westside, Triangle mobile home parks

74 aged trailers to be replaced with new modular units

Durango pursues $1.25 million land purchase for future affordable housing

Parcel suited for about 31 modular and traditionally built units

In Silverton, a developer saw unmined potential. Then he was elected mayor

How Shane Fuhrman set out to develop the stunted mountain haven

Apartment project grows to 500 rentals planned near Mercy Hospital

25 units to be offered at below market rates

Renters don’t benefit from property tax cuts, experts tell Colorado legislative panel

Experts told Colorado’s property tax commission on Thursday that rate cuts and tax decreases don’t often translate into savings for renters but that tax hikes can lead to higher rents. This ...

Residents remain frustrated with public input process for Head Start relocation

Site plans for new building showcased at library

Randomized lottery sets pecking order for Durango workforce housing unit

Nine prequalified homebuyers want to close on $399,000 townhome

Ignacio School District housing a boon for employees

Lower rent, proximity to schools helping recruit and retain staff members

Durango, HomesFund to conduct second lottery on city-owned townhouse

Ten qualified applications have applied to purchase unit at Animas City Park Overlook

Durango developer says changes to zoning policy will surely encourage more affordable housing

Under new rules, builders must build units or pay elevated fee

Vacancy tax proposal rubs some second homeowners the wrong way

Others call for fewer short-term and vacation rentals