Colorado Housing Primer 2025
Read our update to our popular housing primer — a work that breaks down the lack of affordable housing and looks closely at who that affects most.
Read our update to our popular housing primer — a work that breaks down the lack of affordable housing and looks closely at who that affects most.
Over the past several years, Colorado has implemented a series of legislative actions to address rising property taxes, balancing relief efforts with the need to protect essential local services, particularly K-12 education, while introducing structural changes to stabilize future property tax revenue.
Proponents are offering a highly manipulated picture of Colorado's property tax landscape. We deconstruct their arguments.
$3 billion equates to over 18 percent of the state's FY 2024-2025 General Fund budget. No matter the selected path, Initiative 108 forces impossible choices on the state.
A collection of Bell research to help you better understand the threats and solutions to property taxes in the state of Colorado.
Either of these measures would have a devastating impact on Colorado and would be felt in every sector of our economy.
SB24-233 is the legislature's thoughtful effort to lower property taxes. We succinctly explain the "effective assessment rate" for homes of various values.
If Initiative 50 were to pass at the ballot in November, the state will face K-12 education funding trouble.
Policies that passed in the 2024 legislative session could expand housing opportunities in Jefferson County.
Conservative and anti-tax groups are planning disastrous 2024 ballot measures that could undermine property tax relief and have serious consequences for local and state budgeting.
