House Rules: Density, Demand and the Future of Master-Planned Communities
Colorado is rolling up its sleeves to try to solve the home attainability challenge, and master-planned communities will be at the forefront. In this episode, Brownstein’s Greg Vallin sits down with well-known real estate brokers Mike Kboudi and John Covert, both from Cushman and Wakefield, to dive into the forces shaping residential development across the Front Range.
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