Marshall and On Tap Credit Union have developed an internal employee mortgage program and broader community housing incentives. Still, OnTap is limited in what they can provide on their own to address housing needs.
Housing
Colorado Ranks Last in Housing Competitiveness in the U.S. According to New Common Sense Institute Report
By Tess McShane, Special Projects Lead Colorado continues to rank amongst the most expensive states for home buying costs. According to both Redfin and Bankrate,Colorado currently ranks as the 4th most expensive state for median home prices nationwide, amplifying the...
Housing Story of Impact: Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital
For Lutheran’s nearly 1,700 employees, 50% of which are middle-income earners making between $55,000–$155,000/yr (or 60–120% of Area Median Income), the shortage of affordable housing options means many staff face long commutes, the difficult choice of living with multiple roommates or staying with parents well into adulthood.
Mapping Arvada’s Income Aligned Housing Supply – May 2025 Update
By Jess Fuller, Senior Director of Economic Impact A thriving workforce depends on access to income-aligned housing, yet rising costs across the Denver-metro region are pushing employees farther away - forcing employers to grapple with longer commutes, talent...
5 Takeaways from the Greater Arvada Chamber’s Forum on Quantum Technology
Quantum technology is rapidly transforming industries, and Colorado is at the forefront of this revolution. At the January 17 Community Impact Forum: What is Quantum?, hosted by the Greater Arvada Chamber, industry experts gathered to discuss the implications of...
What Lane Does Business Play in Housing? Takeaways From the B.O.L.D. 2026 Housing Summit
By Tess McShane, Director of Housing & Childcare The Arvada Chamber hosted its first B.O.L.D. 2026 Housing Summit on November 21, 2024, which convened business leaders, community leaders, and housing partners to connect, learn, and explore strategies together. As...






