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Big goals start with smart savings — and now, thanks to a partnership between Colorado Housing Connects and Adams County, residents can access up to $10,000 to purchase a home, start a business, or pursue post-secondary education through the Individual Development Account (IDA) Program. An IDA is a matched savings account that multiplies the money … Read more

Brothers Redevelopment has been awarded a competitive 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) from the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) to support a new 60-unit supportive housing development in Arapahoe County. Located at 1900 S. Chambers Road in Aurora, the development will be the first of its kind in the county to offer housing … Read more

Eric Mayne has spent the past 10 years managing properties as a landlord across the Denver metro area. And if there’s one thing he’s learned in the business, it’s that eviction is a terrible process — one he hates having to carry out, he said. In his experience, Mayne said that when he does have … Read more

Brothers Redevelopment wants to make sure every eligible Denver resident gets the property tax relief they deserve. Applications are now open for the City and County of Denver’s Property Tax Relief Program, a resource that provides financial assistance to older adults, people with disabilities, and families. We’re honored to help administer the program’s funds and … Read more

For 54 years, 94-year-old Edubina Gallegos has called her Brighton house home. But over time, the place she loved started to show its age. “This is my home. This is where I like to live,” said Gallegos. “But it really needed work.” Through Brighton Help for Homes, volunteers spent the day helping Gallegos tackle projects … Read more

Jeremy Rozman picked up the phone and called resource after resource, seeking help to repair the roof of his Yoder mobile home. But time and time again, he came up empty, leaving his house vulnerable to water damage. Determined to fix the problem himself, Rozman bought the materials needed to repair the roof and plumbing … Read more

Housing nonprofit Brothers Redevelopment is encouraging Commerce City residents to apply for the City of Commerce City’s Advancing Commerce City Together (ACT) Program, an initiative designed to enhance safety, accessibility, and sustainability of homes through the community. Through this partnership, Brothers Redevelopment and the City of Commerce City are aiming to address critical housing needs, … Read more

For many Colorado families facing housing instability, finding the right resources can be overwhelming. While screenings in healthcare settings help identify critical needs, studies have shown that clinics often lack knowledge of available services. Additionally, gaps in referral processes can leave families uncertain about how to access the support they need, making clinic-to-community linkages difficult … Read more

Brothers Redevelopment’s Home Modification and Repair Program is continuing its growth across the Front Range and has now reached the Town of Erie. On Feb. 25, the Erie Town Council approved a contract between the Town of Erie and Brothers Redevelopment to provide essential modifications and repairs for 10 mobile and manufactured homes in the … Read more

Brothers Property Management is excited to take on management responsibilities for Grace Commons Church’s Grace Commons Annex, a new affordable housing development in Boulder. Opening in 2026 at 1603 Walnut St., Grace Commons Annex will be a mixed-use development featuring a ground-floor café and bakery, 30 affordable housing apartments, and an event space. Designed to … Read more

Ricky followed the path he thought would lead to homeownership — earning a degree, working hard, and saving diligently. But despite doing everything right, affording a home in Denver felt out of reach. The Denver native watched as the price of homes in the city skyrocketed while he was earning his Business Administration degree from … Read more

So far in 2025, Denver’s eviction numbers are eerily similar to those from this time last year, when record-breaking evictions were recorded. In January alone, the city saw 1,539 eviction filings — just 10 fewer than the same month in 2024. By the end of last year, Denver had reached a staggering 15,960 eviction filings, … Read more