Insight where policy intersects with politics. Denver & Colorado with an eye toward national trends. Equity, land use, affordability and more. Typically independently, but releasing commentary as a Bell Policy Center Economic Mobility Fellow in 2024.
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Follow the 21st Century ROAD...to Housing?
Wizard of Oz themed photo generated by Gemini.
A big theme of this column is distilling truth vs. lies in policy debates. While at the same time blowing up the notion that there’s a single black and white truth. In the 1939 film Wizard of...
Can Denver Unlock More Housing Choices
People. In front of a 4-plex. Because it turns out that is who we build housing for. People. Generated by Gemini for reasons you’ll read in my conclusion.
To skip right to Denver’s missing middle housing proposal, click here.
We all have...
2 Housing Truths & A Recap of CO's 2026 Leg Session
A note to subscribers on frequency: I’m humbled by my entire reader base, and especially grateful to paid subscribers who make the column possible. I write on top of several day jobs and my cadence varies, 6 - 12 columns/year. I hope to pub...
DC Discovers Housing
The past 3 months have seen 3 presidential executive orders on housing AND overwhelmingly bipartisan passage of major housing bills by both chambers of Congress, culminating in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act passed by the US Senate on...
Land Use Reform vs. Local Control Continues, Renter Protections Evolve
Part I of this Preview dove into the State of Colorado’s budget woes and how funding for affordable housing has been ensnared.
This Part II looks at how other forms of housing policy have evolved in recent years and are expected to show u...
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Former Denver City Councilmember, led transformation of Denver's housing funding & policy landscape. Graduate lecturer, policy consultant, and commentary at the intersection of housing and other policy with politics and narrative. Proudly out. A mom.
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