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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

Durango resumes lease for Head Start relocation

City addresses neighbors’ parking concerns

Upper Pine fire to decide whether to waive impact fees on some developments

Public comment period will end Tuesday; if approved, waiver would apply to deed-restricted units

This new Cortez home is made of foam

The nontraditional build will be move-in ready by the end of the month

Farm Bill fight could jeopardize affordable housing efforts in tourism towns

A provision allowing U.S. Forest Service officials to lease land provides a powerful tool for rural resort communities

First five Pine River Commons townhome units now on market

Bayfield development looks to have buyers move into units by final week of October

Durango-area officials tell Hickenlooper housing partnership is working well, but federal support needed

U.S. senator says workers need higher wages

Durango City Council sets Sept. 4 public hearing for Head Start proposal

Residents opposing city’s handling of project process assured they’ve been heard

How scammers target your biggest financial asset – your home

Real estate agent offers tips on how to avoid falling prey to scams