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Colorado Regulations Impact Home-Building Market and Housing Affordability

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 31
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A summit is scheduled in Fort Collins to address affordable housing in Northern Colorado. The event will review how Colorado’s regulatory environment affects the price of new homes, specifically examining permit fees, use tax, impact fees, tap fees, and dedication requirements. Robert Dietz, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders, will also discuss the outlook for housing affordability, inflation, and interest rates.

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Why it matters

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Regulatory action in Colorado is cited as a factor driving up housing costs in the state. The discussion at the summit centers on finding solutions through public and private collaboration to address the supply side of residential construction.

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  • Boulder CountySpeculative

    Local municipal planning in Boulder County could face increased development costs and complexity due to regulatory action

  • Larimer CountySpeculative

    Local municipal planning in Larimer County could face increased development costs and complexity due to regulatory action

  • La Plata CountySpeculative

    Local municipal planning in La Plata County could face increased development costs and complexity due to regulatory action

  • Archuleta CountySpeculative

    Local municipal planning in Archuleta County could face increased development costs and complexity due to regulatory action

  • Pitkin CountySpeculative

    Local municipal planning in Pitkin County could face increased development costs and complexity due to regulatory action

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  1. Lewis proposes housing policy changes for Colorado, referencing NAHB data.1 source
  2. State regulations are affecting the home-building market in Colorado.1 source

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