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Affordable Housing and Arvada
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Housing prices and availability are hot topics in Arvada today and the City is taking a close look at various affordable housing options in our community. Many Arvadans don't make enough money to comfortably pay rent or a mortgage, even while working a full-time job. Long-time residents are finding it difficult to stay in their homes or downsize affordably.
Neighborhood character, design, and quality are important to us all. As Arvada continues to grow, how will we blend the old with the new and re-purpose what needs re-imagining? We want to hear from you!
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What ideas do you have to address the affordable housing situation in our community? We want to hear from you!
View All Ideasalmost 2 years ago
Adopt City policies that support affordable housing projects - i.e. reduced dev/permit/tap/park fees
almost 2 years ago
Arvada is becoming one big mess. I say don't build more housing at all; or build single family homes that actually have a yard
almost 2 years ago
We Need Different Housing Options
Our city needs to offer residents more than just single family housing. Single family homes cost more than other options, like condominiums, townhouses, and apartments. Not every family can afford a large single family home, and not everyone wants that type of house. If we can diversify our housing stock, I think more people would be able to find one that is affordable and better meets their needs.
almost 2 years ago
Zoning to encourage granny flats
In parts of Arvada with large enough lots (e.g., west Arvada not older smaller lots), allow zoning that would allow people to build a small secondary residence on their property they could rent out. The city could also encourage this type of development. This will increase supply. The city would need to put restrictions on hotel-like uses (no Airbnb) in these zones to keep rentals long term for residents.
about 1 month ago
The Urban Renewal People continue to be paid. The area east of Walmart needs to be developed. Lets get on with it for affordable housing.
The right demographic for Walmart. Right on 58th. Everything convenient.
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