HousingFinding
Colorado should keep its law requiring larger cities to allow more homes near transit stops.
A 2024 state law requires many Front Range cities to allow denser housing near frequent transit. Keeping it would continue overriding some local zoning, while repealing it would return those decisions to cities.
Phil Weiser
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