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Michael Bennet Lays Out Affordable Housing Agenda if Governor, Says Colorado Needs to ‘Move Faster’ on Its Goals

Bennet's plan aims for a 30% increase in state-supported housing by 2035 to lower costs and support first-time buyers, addressing Colorado’s housing shortage and rising prices.

Boosting housing supply, cutting construction costs and centralizing state resources are all ways Michael Bennet says he plans to bring down the cost of housing if elected Colorado governor next year.  Bennet, a third-term Democratic U.S. senator and former superintendent of Denver Public Schools, unveiled his housing agenda to reporters on Monday during a press event in Denver, where he said his ultimate goal is to keep Coloradans’ housing cost…

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KMGH broke the news in on Monday, September 22, 2025.
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