August 6, 2025Mind the Middle: The Key to Denver’s Housing Future Lies Just Outside DowntownDenver's housing future depends on building more homes in the walkable neighborhoods just outside downtown. Learn how zoning reform can ease traffic, reduce costs, and make Denver more livable.
May 12, 2024YIMBY Denver announces first round 2024 state candidate endorsements!After an extensive review process by the YIMBY Denver Leads Council, and with ratification by dues-paying members, YIMBY Denver is proud to announce our first round of state candidate endorsements in…
February 22, 2023YIMBY Denver announces Mayoral endorsement!Today, YIMBY Denver, Denver’s leading advocacy organization for bringing an end to the housing shortage across the city, is announcing our endorsement of Mike Johnston for Mayor in the 2023 Denver Municipal Elections.
February 9, 2023YIMBY Denver announces City Council endorsements!After an extensive review process by the YIMBY Denver Leads Council, and with ratification by dues-paying members, YIMBY Denver is proud to announce our city council endorsements in the 2023 Denver Municipal Elections.
October 6, 2022A Tale of Two Cities Breakdown: #INDvsDENIt’s gonna be a barn-burner this week, as some horses host some other horses! (Editor’s note: We will never apologize for our bad puns.) Week 5 is here, and the Broncos host the Colts.
October 5, 2022Endorsement Alert - YIMBY Denver Endorses Proposition 123 - Make Colorado AffordableWe at YIMBY Denver think about housing a lot. It's entirely our thing. With that, we wholeheartedly endorse Proposition 123. Why?
September 30, 2022A Tale of Two Cities Breakdown: #DENvsLVWeek 4 is here, and Denver pulled off a squeaker of a win against SF. Let’s go to a conference matchup and see how Denver stacks up against a long-time rival. #DENvsLV
September 23, 2022A Tale of Two Cities Breakdown: #SFvsDENWeek 3 is one of the marquee match-ups this season. There’s a lot of hype in San Francisco about getting on the right path after decades of poor leadership and sclerotic politics.
September 18, 2022A Tale of Two Cities Breakdown: #HOUvsDENIt’s game day here in the Mile High City, with Denver trying to bounce back after a tough loss to Seattle last week. Let’s see how the cities stack up against each other. #HOUvsDEN
November 17, 2021ADUs in DenverDenver, let’s talk Accessory Dwelling Units, or ADUs for short.
September 29, 2021Myth: New construction will raise/lower property values, and that's badIf you are a homeowner and hear about a change coming to your neighborhood, you might wonder: “What will this do to my property values?” For most people, a house is the biggest purchase they’ll make in their lifetime.
September 22, 2021Myth: Development doesn't have to happen hereAs kids grow up, they’ll need to find a nest of their own, and that means building new homes. Some new homes will be at the edge of town.
June 30, 2021Myth: Cities are bad for your healthCities are where people come together for work and community. We bring our goods and skills and care, but that’s not all we bring.
June 23, 2021Myth - Traffic will get worse!One of the biggest concerns about new housing is that it will make traffic worse. After all, more people must mean more drivers, right?
June 16, 2021Myth: New developments only line the pockets of greedy developersYou might hear the word “developer” and think “bad”, or “greedy”, or “evil”. You might imagine developers destroying old buildings that we love, building new ones we hate, and making lots of money by doing this.
June 9, 2021Myth: We Can’t Have New Buildings Without Parking - People Will Still Have Their CarsWhen you decided where to live, you took a lot of factors into account. Price, location, amenities.
June 2, 2021Myth: You Expected A Certain Type Of NeighborhoodYou might choose where you live based on what a neighborhood seems like now, and what it might be like in the future. Quiet and bucolic, or raucous and exciting.
May 26, 2021Myth: There’s Not Enough ParkingWhy wouldn’t you want enough parking? Don’t people need places to park when they go somewhere?
May 19, 2021Myth: New Development Will Cause Gentrification and DisplacementNew development and displacement often are intertwined. New buildings replace old, rents go up, and long-time residents leave.
Back zoning reform and streamlined permitting so more homes are legal to build, especially near transit and jobs.

Turn out residents to the meetings that matter and make it easy to take a pro-housing position on local projects.

Work with neighbors, labor, faith groups, and builders toward a shared abundant-housing agenda.

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