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In much of the south Denver metro area, the disputes that property owners filed with their county officials over whether their property values should be lowered for tax purposes has outstripped recent years by thousands of filings.

May’s property valuation notices hit like a ton of bricks. While statewide property assessments rose 30% to 70%, Pitkin County is up 85% in cumulative market value, the highest in Colorado. The COVID-era urban exodus...

Colorado assessed residential values skyrocket in resort communities, data shows. Here are the five counties with the greatest percentage of assessed value increase in the state.

New Yawk billionaire Michael Bloomberg is throwing his capitalist bucks into the Denver mayoral race backing Mike Johnston with more than a half million dollars. The radical activist, former Gotham mayor, and owner of the publishing empire that bears his name donated the money through the Advancing

Property taxes in Colorado have dominated headlines this week and it's to be expected with many property owners receiving their Notice of Valuation (NOV).

Gov. Jared Polis on Wednesday signed into law two measures tied to property tax relief for homeowners and commercial property owners, with a backdrop of a home in Commerce City

12 counties have filed a lawsuit against the State of Colorado following Governor Jared Polis signing SB 23-303, a bill that refers a measure to the November ballot to try and reduce property taxes.

Today is May 25, 2023 and here is what you need to know:

By the time lawmakers wrapped up their work on May 8, they have tackled hundreds of mundane and monumental proposals in a session defined by flashes of acrimony but also stretches of cooperation, intraparty dissent and interparty filibuster, and a new reality at the state Capitol — notably that Republicans are powerless to stop Democrats when theyre united, and the supermajority is deeply fractured on certain issues.

By the time lawmakers wrapped up their work on May 8, they have tackled hundreds of mundane and monumental proposals in a session defined by flashes of acrimony but also stretches of cooperation, intraparty dissent and interparty filibuster, and a new reality at the state Capitol — notably that Republicans are powerless to stop Democrats when theyre united, and the supermajority is deeply fractured on certain issues.