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Building Community. Inspiring Change.

Housing Catalyst is a Fort Collins, mission-driven real estate developer that designs, builds and serves communities designed for a mix of incomes in Northern Colorado. Holding ourselves to a higher standard, we’re reinventing how people access, experience and perceive affordable housing.

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Discover the Villages

The Village on Plum Street offers convenient apartments near CSU, within walking distance of City Park, shopping and restaurants.

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Current Developments

Housing Catalyst currently has three large development projects in process.

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Current Developments
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Permanent Supportive Housing

Permanent Supportive Housing helps people facing the most complex challenges to live with stability, autonomy and dignity.

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Permanent Supportive Housing

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Housing Opportunities

Affordable Rentals

Providing vibrant, safe communities
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Rental Assistance

Helping our neighbors bridge the gap
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Housing is so central to people’s self-sufficiency. Having access to affordable housing, safe housing makes a huge difference in someone’s ability to work and move up and focus on not just day-to-day things — focus on the future.

— Former rental assistance recipient

News

Administrative Plan Changes

Housing Catalyst (formerly the Fort Collins Housing Authority) has updated its Administrative Plan for the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Copies of the Plan are available for your review. Please direct any written comments regarding the More...

Out in the cold: New U.S. budget priorities threaten housing aid programs

The White House has called for a $54 billion cut in non-military discretionary domestic programs in the next fiscal year, which likely will dramatically impact safety-net programs, including HUD’s affordable housing and community development programs. More...