Housing

It's a good thing that the city of Fort Collins recovered as well as it did from the financial crisis a few years ago. But that also means that the housing prices continue to increase at a faster pace than what we like.

Amazon.com announced this week their desire to find a second North American Headquarters for their online retail service that could mean a $5 billion investment and 50,000 new jobs over the next twenty years for the winning city. The New York Times did the homework based on the requirements Amazon set for this second home...

The city of Fort Collins definitely gives us many options and there is availability for many things throughout the area. But there is always something that someone is looking for, and these are some of the top responses we received.

Sky-high rent is one of the biggest complaints in our community, but with rising vacancy rates in one particular part of Northern Colorado, we could potentially see a continuing dip in rent.

Many people move to Northern Colorado on a daily basis, with the cities of Fort Collins and Loveland near the top of their list. But Greeley deserves more attention than what it currently receives, and here's why.

The former C.B. & Potts restaurant and taphouse could become the location of new student housing being planned in Fort Collins.

As Fort Collins continues to grow to the southeast, more apartments are being planned near the Harmony and I-25 exit.

Tiny homes are making a big impression when it comes to housing options. You can find out more on how to join the minimalist movement here in Loveland.

We've all seen this high-rise complex of luxury condos towering over Fort Collins - you know, so they can look down on us plebs (and the rent is sky high, too).

Colorado State University's new Aggie Village apartments have recently opened at the intersection of Prospect and Centre Avenue. We have pictures and video.

Taking the term 'tiny house' to a new level, in this tough market some millennials are ditching houses altogether, and in the most transcendentalist way.

The details of the new construction behind the Front Range Village has been a mystery for many Fort Collins residents, but with the help of an app which focuses on city neighborhoods, we think we have solved the mystery!