Dear Registered Neighborhood Organization,
As of Jan. 1, it is the law in Denver for any property with more than one unit offered for rent for 30 days or more to have applied for or received a residential rental license. Single units have until Jan. 1, 2024, to apply for a license. The licensing program is part of Denver’s drive to achieve minimum residential rental housing standards.
Denver wants to make it easy for landlords to get a required license. As part of the City and County of Denver’s ongoing outreach efforts, there will be a fourth free in-person overview and question-and-answer session about the program as well as application support on Tuesday, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Ross-University Hills Branch Library (4310 E Amherst Ave.).
If you feel landlords in your RNO (Registered Neighborhood Organization) could benefit from this and would like to schedule an in-person or virtual session, or if you would like more information about other assistance resources, email rental program manager Nicole Kim at Nicole.Kim2@denvergov.org.
Share this message with any rental property owners/managers and encourage them to sign up for the residential rental property informational bulletin to receive news and updates about the program as they become available. Previous updates sent in informational bulletins are available on our website.
If you have questions or comments, email licenses@denvergov.org.
Thank you,
Denver Department of Excise and Licenses