Denver, CO – In an innovative move to address the rising housing costs affecting educators, Grand Peaks, a local real estate investment firm, offers rent-free housing to ten early-career teachers. This initiative is part of the opening of the new 533-unit Skyline at Highlands, located at 2501 W. 26th Ave., Denver. The Skyline at Highlands development, situated in the Jefferson Park neighborhood, will provide these teachers free accommodation from August through July. The project aims to support teachers struggling with housing affordability in a city where the average rent reached $1,875 a month in the first quarter of the year, according to the Apartment Association of Metro Denver. Sara Hazel,… Read More
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