Housing is about people. Here are their stories.

Carol Cochran, owner of Horse & Dragon Brewing Company, sees firsthand how difficult it is for this generation of first time homebuyers to get into a home when salaries, the AMI for the area, and average home prices don't align.

Ft. Collins will always be home to Connie, thanks to local resources that provide opportunity in an inaccessible market.

Kristi's Habitat for Humanity homeownership journey was one of hard work, partnership and gratitude.

After chasing affordability, moving from place to place, year after year, Teri and her family finally found stability when they found their home.

Affordable housing isn’t always accessible to people facing physical or financial barriers. Sherree got the support she needed and into a home with help from local resources like Neighbor to Neighbor and Housing Catalyst.

Leah’s life looks a lot different than it did when she began her homeownership journey. And now she volunteers her time and resources to help others through the organization that first supported her.

Moving to Colorado to be close to her kids seemed nearly impossible, due to the high cost of housing. So Kathy and her family created their own solution. Literally.

Moving across the world takes a lot of resources, even when it’s not a global pandemic. But with a little help, Halle and Niina feel excited, relieved and thankful to finally be settling down.

When she was 10 years old, Emma and her family were facing hardships that put them at risk of becoming homeless. With community support her family was able to move to an apartment that fits their needs and feels like home.