Colorado Homes for All

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We organize to ensure that everyone - regardless of race, background, income, gender, or ability - has a safe and stable home to put down roots and pursue their dreams. Colorado Homes for All believes transformative change in our society happens through movements of people and organizations. These movements involve organizations of different types and with different purposes, which is why we are joining together.

09/29/2026

How is it that a billion dollar corporation can make record profits by raising our rents each year without actually making these homes safe and accesssible for all?

It might have something to do with the fact that they lobby for laws that favor their business model, not the people who rent from them.

09/24/2026

Corporate landlords turned our rent burden into a business model. They use the power imbalance between landlord and renter to raise rents, maximize profits, and push more and more people into instability every single year.

If communities had a say, they’d focus on making rents affordable for all. Not making Greystar more money.

09/18/2026

It’s almost like they have a financial incentive to build more housing?!

Only when we hold corporate landlords accountable and give power back to our communities will we all have safe and stable places to call home.

If we check corporate greed WHILE building more housing, we can make sure new and existing housing stays affordable long...
08/26/2026

If we check corporate greed WHILE building more housing, we can make sure new and existing housing stays affordable long-term. The most direct way to do so is to set reasonable limits on rent increases.

Build homes. Keep rents affordable. Homes for all.

🕯️ Summoning some housing justice 🕯️
08/14/2026

🕯️ Summoning some housing justice 🕯️

Corporate landlords' entire business model relies on raising rents each year. Their bottom line depends on eventually fo...
08/13/2026

Corporate landlords' entire business model relies on raising rents each year. Their bottom line depends on eventually forcing people out of their homes because rents got to high.

That's why building more housing alone won't bring down rents.

If we can also check corporate greed, we can build a housing system that is more interested in keeping people housed than keeping corporate execs rich.

07/23/2026

More housing without rent stabilization = unaffordable homes.

If we build more housing, we need to ALSO do something about how corporate landlords fully control it. By passing rent stabilization, we can check corporate greed and make our homes permanently affordable.

07/20/2026

Corporate landlords want us to believe housing is not a human right, but rather their personal profit machine. And because they fund politicians and their lobbyists, they get to write the laws that protect their greed.

When we come together and stand up for renters, we can make rents affordable for the long term by capping how much rent can increase each year. That's why we need rent stabilization in Colorado, so housing can be led by people not corporations.

Better things are possible.Corporate control of rents has made housing unaffordable. Their greed drives rents up year af...
07/14/2026

Better things are possible.

Corporate control of rents has made housing unaffordable. Their greed drives rents up year after year, forcing families to struggle financially or move out of the communities they call home.

We can choose something different.

The people who actually live in our communities should have a say over their rents. Only then can housing become a system that meets the needs of people, not the wants of corporations.

Corporate landlords have rigged housing for so long that rising rents are now treated like a natural fact of life. But t...
06/26/2026

Corporate landlords have rigged housing for so long that rising rents are now treated like a natural fact of life. But they're not.

Corporate landlords choose to raise rents, pushing people out of their homes and making it harder and harder for working families to get by.

What we need is rent stabilization so local governments can tackle rising rents using every tool available to them. By repealing the ban on rent stabilization in Colorado, we can make housing affordable long term, so people can stay in their communities and build the lives they want to live.

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