Preparing a property for rent is one of the most important steps in the leasing process, and in Denver’s competitive market, details matter. At DenCO Property Management (DenCO), we launch new rentals every month, and we consistently see that the homes that rent...
It’s been 14 months since DenCO Property Management’s (DenCO) October 2024 update about the Denver rental market. The most notable change from 2024 is that the market softness has spread across all property types, including single-family homes. The Denver rental...
What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know About HB25-1249 Effective Date: January 1, 2026 House Bill 25-1249, signed into law on June 3, 2025, introduces stronger protections for renters while establishing more straightforward guidelines for landlords. The law makes...
Over the past five years, Colorado’s eviction process and tenant rights landscape have shifted significantly, with 2025 offering far more protections for renters than existed before 2020. Tenant rights began to change during COVID, when the Colorado government...
Currently, the Denver rental market is soft, causing property managers to face tighter margins and more competition. Cash flow metrics need to shift from a growth-mode to a resilience/occupancy cash approach, which focuses on protecting margins and maintaining...
Winter is one of the riskiest times of the year to leave rental properties vacant. From frozen pipes to squatters, homes without occupants are more vulnerable than ever once the snow starts to fall. DenCO Property Management (DenCO) recommends the following safety and...
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