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The state is home to roughly 111,000 subsidized units with affordability requirements and many will soon expire if the legislature is not able to grant municipalities a right of first refusal to buy subsidized-housing properties.
Colorado Democrats in the legislature are pursuing a right of first refusal bill to preserve affordable housing properties by giving cities and towns the right of first refusal to buy them.
There currently isn't a legal timeline for the completion of repairs necessary to guarantee heat or hot water; a proposal before the Colorado Legislature could change that.
Landlords would no longer have the power to cancel month-to-month leases at their discretion.
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