Civic Results Housing Series
Civic Results, in partnership with the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG), Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA), and Common Sense Institute is hosting a six-session housing series. The series will bring local leaders and housing partners together to dig deeper into the challenges, explore practical solutions, and share what’s working across our region. Most importantly, we’ll focus on how we move from good housing policy to actually getting homes built. We’re excited to keep the conversation going and move housing forward in meaningful, collaborative ways across Colorado.
If you are interested in attending a future session, please email us! We will notify you when registration opens!
Session 2: Future Housing Coalition: Moving From Ideas to Implementation
November 12, 2026 | 8:00–11:00 a.m. | Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) Offices | Register Today
On November 12, Civic Results will bring together local leaders, planners, housing partners and industry experts for the next phase of our Future Housing Coalition work.
During this interactive session, we’ll roll out the first three phases of the Future Housing Coalition toolkit, focused on giving communities practical tools to help turn housing policy into actual homes. We’ll dig into what communities can do, where the barriers remain, and how local government and the housing industry can work together to make housing easier—and more economically feasible—to build.
Most importantly, this won’t just be a presentation. We want participants at the table, sharing what is working, identifying challenges and helping us continue to shape tools that communities can actually use.
Because solving Colorado’s housing challenges will take more than one policy, one organization or one level of government. It will take all of us.
Session 3: CHFA 101: Understanding the Tools Behind Housing
Date TBD | Time TBD | Location TBD
We’ll continue our housing series with a workshop featuring the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) and an opportunity to dig into CHFA 101.
For local leaders, understanding the financing side of housing can be one of the most complicated pieces of the puzzle. This session will break it down—helping participants better understand what CHFA does, the financing tools and resources available, and how communities can work with CHFA to help move housing projects forward.
The workshop will also create plenty of space for questions and conversation, connecting the dots between local housing priorities, development realities and the financing needed to help Coloradans buy a home and developers build housing that’s affordable for a wide-variety of needs.
Whether you already work closely with CHFA or still wonder exactly what all those housing finance acronyms mean, this one is for you!
Dates and details for the remaining three sessions in 2027 are still being determined. More details coming soon!
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