Denver’s new energy code aims for residential electrification to meet 2030 climate goals, posing challenges in solar installation compliance. Published May 16, 2024Challenges and Opportunities Denver recently enacted a new energy code for all new residential construction. The jurisdiction is pushing hard for electrification, which is critical to meeting our 2030 climate goals. The city is now at the forefront of energy … Read More
Findings from Housing Tides and the Home Builders Association of Metro Denver help shape the future of Colorado’s Front Range housing market.
Capital is generously flowing to the build-to-rent (BTR) sector of the housing market. Still, demand is expected to outstrip supply.
Homebuilders scramble to adapt to changing consumer trends & overcome COVID delays, but Denver’s home building activity lags behind 2019.
What a year 2020 has been for new home builders! It started strong, then came COVID. Learn how the Front Range Housing Market has fared, which players are doing best, and what obstacles lay ahead.
The uncertain outlook for Denver-area housing market’s construction in coming months is affected by countervailing factors.
Housing Tides data shows builders are more optimistic despite insufficient supply, due in part to restrictive zoning and labor challenges.
Housing Tides’ Data Analyst evaluates delinquency, foreclosure, unemployment, and mortgage forbearance trends for big picture analysis.
Where are the for sale signs? Fresh housing data support supply reaches a new low as sales pick up with renewed economic activity.
We dive into the geographical trends of COVID-19 cases in the country to get a better picture of the effects on housing markets in the coming months.
