Brothers Redevelopment joined Arapahoe County and community partners on Aug. 25 to celebrate the groundbreaking of Wagoner on the Creek, a new affordable housing community that will provide 60 apartments and on-site supportive services for justice-involved residents in Arapahoe County’s 18th Judicial District. Located at 1850 S. Chambers Road in Aurora, Wagoner on the Creek … Read more
Brothers Redevelopment announced today it has received a $400,000 grant from The Colorado Health Foundation (CHF) to expand housing services for residents living in Commerce City, East Denver and Aurora over the next two years. The agency will use the grant to provide housing navigation that connects residents with resources to improve their housing stability. … Read more
Brothers Redevelopment has been awarded a $400,000 community investment from Wells Fargo & Company to support the development of Valor II, a new permanent supportive housing community in east Denver. Brothers will use the generous community investment to begin the site planning and design process for “Valor II,” a new 40- to 45-unit permanent supportive … Read more
When Charlotte King bought her Commerce City home in 2008, she had one goal in mind — finding a place where she could stay long-term. King purchased the home because it met her criteria of having everything on one level. Living with arthritis and later undergoing two knee replacements, stairs and uneven surfaces became more … Read more
A sudden loss — or risk of losing housing — can happen faster than many people realize, especially when major life events hit home. That was the case for a Denver woman who agreed to share her story under the condition of anonymity. A mother of five children — ages 2, 4, 5, 11, and … Read more
Ilene Beard’s health challenges didn’t begin because of aging — they began because of a tragic medical accident during a routine surgery. Nearly 24 years ago, Beard’s doctors accidentally dropped her from an operating table. The incident left her with severe nerve damage, making everyday tasks like walking up and down stairs extremely difficult. Because … Read more
As we step into 2026, Brothers Redevelopment is celebrating a historic milestone — 55 years of serving Colorado as a trusted nonprofit, providing housing solutions and services for low-income households, older adults, people with disabilities, and Coloradans working toward stable, secure housing. And look at all that we’ve accomplished together. For decades, we’ve come together … Read more
Earlier this month, Brothers Redevelopment and Community Housing Partners came together with community members, partners, and supporters to celebrate an exciting new chapter for affordable housing in Aurora. Held at Eagle Meadow Homes — Brothers Redevelopment’s affordable housing community in Aurora — the community celebration and ribbon cutting marked the official merger of Brothers Redevelopment … Read more
Five years ago, Denver resident Ana Blair moved into supportive housing for single-parent families. A mother of two girls and one boy, Blair arrived with her family, a TV, an air mattress, and just $7 to her name. She still vividly remembers a conversation she had with her children that first night in their new … Read more
Back in 1967, Lilly Flores and her husband purchased their home near Sloan’s Lake and haven’t left since. Flores found peace walking around the lake, cooking and hosting friends for meals in her backyard, and raising her two children in the home. Today, she continues to find solitude in her home, enjoying peaceful moments reading … Read more