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The latest development in the City and County of Denver’s efforts to tackle low housing inventory and availability is the newly launched Citywide ADUs Project. As it sounds, it aims to allow ADU construction for all the neighborhoods of Denver (HOA residences excluded). This is quite the turn of events and might open up a lot of opportunities for homeowners and property owners all over the city. Let’s take a look at what happened and what the next steps are as proposed by Denver officials.

With a whopping 106% increase of participation this year, the community has made their voices heard and voted on over 300 categories of businesses and companies. Of those, Sustainable Design Build was nominated for best home builder in Denver for 2024. The results have been tallied and SDB has come out on top! We are proud and humbled to be recognized by clients, partners, and more as one of the many amazing residential construction companies here in our neighborhood.

In the vibrant city of Mile High, where architectural excellence meets urban living, Sustainable Design Build (SDB) has emerged as a beacon of innovation and sustainability in the home building industry. The prestigious Best of Mile High award program has recognized their commitment, nominating them in the Home Builder category. The voting window opened on February 26th and will gracefully close on March 8th. Now is the time for the community to unite and cast their votes for a builder that not only constructs homes but also envisions and crafts sustainable living spaces.

For the last few years, Denver has been making steps towards encouraging gentle development for its neighborhoods. Homeowners and residents are facing a crisis with housing inventory and availability. While developers struggle with economic conditions, Denver wants to support residential property owners. The process and requirements for building an ADU are already demanding. But when building in a historic neighborhood, more rules and regulations are needed. Fortunately, Denver’s Neighborhood Development Department has planned to update the Landmark Design Guidelines this year with accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in historic districts and landmark properties.

Who doesn’t like a fresh start or at least a symbol of a relatively clean break in the day-to-day we face every year? 2024 brings a fresh opportunity to create a better environment for ourselves, after all, if we are making a better version of ourselves, we might as well do the same for our homes. Cultivating new healthy habits with a healthy environment doubles the chances for success on any new and old resolution. So with that in mind, let’s take a look at a few project ideas that you as a homeowner can do to build a happier healthier home remodel in 2024.