Colorado lawmakers have introduced House Bill 25-1261, a measure that, while ostensibly aimed at protecting homeowners from construction defects, will ultimately drive up the cost of housing, particularly for affordable condominiums and townhomes. This bill makes it easier to sue builders, extends the statute of limitations, and will have long-term negative consequences for housing development […]
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