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Findings computed from the public records this site compiles — the state district registry, the counties' certified mill levies, and the HOA roster. Every number in a report is generated from the same data that renders the record pages it links to, carries its source and collection date, and can be checked against the original filing. Reporters: cite freely with a link; the datasets behind any report are available as CSV — ask us.
What Colorado's 2025 certifications show about metro-district taxes
Analysis of every metropolitan district's certified 2025 levy: most districts out-levy their own county government, hundreds are predominantly repaying construction bonds, nearly a thousand levy zero — and dozens went from zero to full levy in a single year.
Published 2026-08-08 · data collected 2026-08-08
What a Colorado HOA status letter actually costs
We read the published fee pages of every HOA management company in the registry and 128 self-managed associations. The same statutory document runs free to $650 — more at the top than any other state's legal maximum — and only 21 of them will tell you the price before you're under contract.
Published 2026-08-11 · data collected 2026-08-11
What Colorado HOAs told the state
Compiled across every registered association: who even answers the state's collections and board questions, what share of answered associations report a delinquent owner, and what the data is — and isn't — good for.
Published 2026-08-10 · data collected 2026-08-05
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