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ULC Places

Since 2003, ULC has invested in more than 50 properties in the Denver metro area with a goal of delivering affordable residential and commercial real estate in communities most vulnerable to displacement.

With any investment, ULC strives to provide long-term or permanent benefits that meet the stated needs of the community. Examples include: full property ownership by ULC with low-cost leasing to nonprofits, a community land trust wherein ULC owns the land and a mission-minded organization owns the building, land banking for future affordable housing development, or covenants on a property that ensure rents remain affordable.

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With any investment, ULC strives to provide long-term or permanent benefits that meet the stated needs of the community.

Examples include:

  • Full property ownership by ULC with low-cost leasing to nonprofits

  • A community land trust wherein ULC owns the land and a mission-minded organization owns the building

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    Covenants on a property that ensure rents remain affordable

  • Land banking for future affordable housing development

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Looking for affordable housing?

Please contact Brothers Property Management to learn about ULC-owned affordable apartments for rent. You can also visit Colorado Housing Connects or the City and County of Denver’s website to search for available homes.