Partnerships Tackle Denver’s Workforce Housing Shortage

Written By Grand Peaks

Denver is facing a sharp workforce housing shortage, a challenge underscored by a recent Forbes piece that spotlights how public-private collaboration can drive real solutions. Forbes That story highlights Skyline at Highlands as a flagship example: Grand Peaks and Access Industries joined forces with the DPS Foundation to offer 10 rent‑free apartments to early-career DPS teachers, helping educators live where they work.

At Skyline, this is more than vision — it’s action. Through our partnership with the DPS Foundation, we’re showing how intentional development can support vital members of the community while contributing to broader regional solutions.

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