Colorado Springs and Denver lead the nation’s large housing markets in listing price cuts. Among U.S. metro areas with at least 5,000 listings, Colorado Springs has the highest share with a price cut ...

Of 88 medical service categories identified by CSI, Health First Colorado covers 80 while basic individual and employer-sponsored insurance cover just 65 and 62, respectively. The Commission on ...

Despite recent declines in motor vehicle theft in Colorado, the state has consistently ranked among the states with the highest motor vehicle theft rates per 1,000 registered vehicles nationwide.

The Agriculture Study Center is dedicated to becoming a leading independent source of rigorous, nonpartisan agricultural economic research. Through objective analysis and practical policy solutions, ...

Arizona’s housing market continues to face a persistent imbalance between supply and demand, even as conditions have softened over the past year. CSI estimates the state faces an immediate need for 56 ...

Colorado has had a flat tax for both individual and corporate income for nearly 40 years.[i] Currently, the rates are set at 4.4%. In November 2026, voters may be asked to decide whether to keep or ...

Downtown Denver is making strides towards recovery, but it has yet to fully materialize, and the result may not resemble the pre-COVID downtown Denver. In Denver, the problem of anemic downtown foot ...

CSI estimates that roughly 900,000 district residents, about one-third of the population, live more than five miles from any planned station. FasTracks, Colorado’s last major effort to expand ...

New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows Iowa’s population grew less in 2025 than the last two years, though it grew more than in most recent years. This slowdown in population growth raises fresh ...

Colorado’s electricity sector is on the brink of rapid transformation. Driven by policy and propelled by new technologies and innovations, a large expansion to electricity generation is set to ...

CSI estimates that the costs of the epidemic in Arizona reached an all-time high last year: $58 billion. This staggering figure includes not only hospital, law enforcement, and other public service ...