Blog Posts From November 2025

Oct 23, 2026 • 6 min read

Colorado HOA Laws 2026: What Changed, Who Regulates HOAs

Colorado HOA laws in 2026 come from one statute, the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA), and no state agency enforces it. The state HOA office records complaints but cannot investigate, fine or step in; disputes go to mediation or court. What changed: a 2026 law (HB26-1099) makes builders pay for a 30-year reserve study before they hand a new community to the owners, and 2025 laws add

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Nov 27, 2025 6 min read

Why Colorado Commercial Properties Need Storage Units

A Colorado commercial property with on-site storage solves a problem most small business owners run into within the first year or two: inventory, equipment and seasonal stock outgrow the retail floor, the service bay or the office long before the lease is up for renewal.Effective inventory management gets harder every month a business grows without more physical space to work with. Local self-sto

Nov 27, 2025 6 min read

Attic Storage Tips for Colorado Homes

An organized attic is one of the highest-value, lowest-cost storage upgrades in a Front Range home, but Colorado's temperature swings, dry air and dust make attic storage different from a moderate climate. A little planning up front keeps stored items intact and the space usable for years instead of turning into another pile.Pull everything out and sort it before anything goes back in. The four-b

Nov 27, 2025 7 min read

Storage Units for a Colorado Apartment Renovation

An apartment or condo renovation in the Denver metro needs somewhere to put furniture, boxes, and valuables for a stretch of weeks to months, in nearly every case. The right storage type depends on what is being stored and how long the project runs: climate-controlled units protect wood and electronics from Colorado's dry winter air, while indoor and outdoor units cost less for items that can han

Nov 27, 2025 7 min read

Seasonal Home Care for Front Range Colorado Owners

A Front Range home moves through a wider temperature swing in one year than most U.S. climates: 90-degree August afternoons, a first hard freeze by October, and hail cells can hit a roof more than once between spring and fall. A short seasonal checklist, done twice a year, prevents most of the expensive surprises.Colorado's hail season runs spring through September, with the heaviest activity in

Nov 27, 2025 6 min read

Relocating to Colorado for Work: Moving Checklist

A long-distance move to the Denver metro for a new job runs $3,000 to $9,000 for a full household, and most relocating professionals need two to eight weeks of temporary storage while they close on a home or finish a lease search. This checklist covers the decisions that matter most: buy or rent, what to store, and how to time it around a start date.Commute time to your new office, the housing ma

Nov 27, 2025 6 min read

Self-Storage for Colorado Landlords and Renters

Self-storage solves a timing problem for both sides of a Colorado rental: property owners turn units faster between tenants, and renters protect belongings during the gap between move-out and move-in dates that rarely line up perfectly. A unit within a few miles of the rental keeps a tenant's move simple and keeps a landlord's vacancy window short.A landlord managing a turnover in Denver, Aurora,

Nov 27, 2025 6 min read

5 Trends to Consider When Investing in College Student Housing - Contact Kenna Real Estate Group

The student housing market remains a promising investment opportunity in the broader real estate industry. With the rising number of college applications every year, there's a corresponding demand for affordable, yet modern housing solutions for these students. This means that as demand rises, more students are defining the specific features they want in college housing, which is driving a market

Nov 27, 2025 7 min read

Preparing Your Colorado Home for a Major Renovation

A major renovation runs smoother when the prep work happens before the first wall comes down. On the Front Range, that prep includes a few steps that do not come up in a generic renovation checklist: permits, HOA notification, clay-soil considerations and scheduling around hail season. Getting these pieces lined up before the crew shows up on day one keeps a months-long project from stalling out

Nov 27, 2025 7 min read

Tenant Turnover Maintenance in Colorado: A Landlord's Guide

A Colorado tenant turnover runs on a fixed clock: clear and store what the outgoing tenant left, clean and repair the unit, screen the next tenant under state law, and return the security deposit on time. Owners who write down that sequence before move-out day cut the average Denver metro vacancy between tenants from three or four weeks to under two.Walk the unit within 24 hours of move-out, phot

Nov 27, 2025 7 min read

Staging Small Denver Metro Homes to Look Bigger

A small Denver metro home looks bigger in listing photos and in person once the clutter is gone, the furniture is scaled down, and the light is doing the work: that combination matters most in the compact bungalows, ranches, and condos that make up a large share of Front Range inventory under $500,000.Remove roughly a third of the furniture in every room, keep walls and ceilings in a light neutra

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