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Colorado’s housing market, and the state and local policies that shape it, don’t always behave like they should.

Lining the Yampa River and the Core Trail west of Steamboat Springs, an industrial property used as a storage area for portable toilets and dumpsters is now set to be transformed into a 50-unit residential...

While the Brown Ranch project for affordable housing has been in the works for years at this point, the citizens of Steamboat Springs voted down the more than 2,200 affordable housing unit project Tuesday night. It's clear Steamboat Springs has an affordable housing issue, so what happened?

Plus: Plunge Point in Palisade, wandering wolves with faulty collars, new perspective for Sand Creek and Amache, aftermath of Steamboat housing vote

According to the preliminary results released by the Steamboat Springs Clerk’s Office, the Brown Ranch annexation agreement will fail. Posted at city hall just after 8 p.m. on Tuesday, the results showed Steamboat voters rejecting...

March 8

The Brown Ranch annexation vote was a pivotal step in whether or not the workforce housing project would move forward.

The Brown Ranch housing project began with a $24 million donation and could house more than 6,000 workers in Steamboat Springs by 2040