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💸 Why Denver rents are still so high

January 6, 2025 · — Peyton Garcia

Happy Monday! Here’s a fun fact: The bald eagle is now officially the national bird of the United States! (Wait, wasn’t it already?) Apparently not — up until last month when President Joe Biden signed a new act of Congress, the bald eagle was only the country’s national emblem.

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A view of Denver International Airport’s main terminal from the short-term parking lot in 2009.
Parking at DIA? Have your credit card ready. (George Rose/Getty Images)

✈️ DIA Parking Lots Go Cashless

Denver International Airport parking lot exit stations will soon only accept credit and debit card payments. If you’re committed to using cash, you’ll need to swing by one of the new kiosks inside the airport’s main terminal to get a scannable receipt to exit the lot. [Denver Post 🔒]

🐺 Wildlife Officials on the Hunt for Wolf Poacher

A necropsy has confirmed that a gunshot wound is what killed the patriarch of Colorado’s first reintroduced wolf pack. The person who shot the wolf could face a $50,000 fine and prison time. Local conservation organizations are pitching in tens of thousands of dollars in reward money for helpful information. [CO Sun]

Construction is Booming! Why Aren’t Rents Coming Down Faster?

💸 Why Your Landlord Hasn’t Lowered Your Rent

The average monthly rent for a Denver metro one-bedroom apartment dropped by $16 last year. Plus, local apartment construction is moving at a record fast pace. So why is rent still so high? We asked the state’s chief advocate for local landlords. [City Cast Denver 🎧]

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