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DeadHB26-11142026 Regular Session

Building a Starter Home? Colorado Just Moved to Slash Minimum Lot Sizes.

Sponsors: Rebekah Stewart, Steven Woodrow, Matt Ball·Transportation, Housing & Local Government·

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The Bottom Line

Analysis pending.

What This Bill Actually Does

Analysis pending.

What It Means for You

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What It Means for Your Business

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Follow the Money

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Where This Bill Stands

HB26-1114 is currently Dead. The latest official action came on 04/23/2026: Senate Committee on Local Government & Housing Postpone Indefinitely.

That means the bill is no longer advancing this session. In practice, measures that are postponed indefinitely or otherwise declared lost generally stay dead unless they are reintroduced in a future session.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does HB26-1114 do?
This bill would prevent cities and counties in major metro areas from requiring single-family home lots to be larger than 2,000 square feet. By allowing homes to be built on smaller pieces of land, it aims to reduce land costs and encourage the construction of more affordable starter homes. Local governments would still be able to enforce standard safety, building, and water-supply rules.
What is the current status of HB26-1114?
HB26-1114 is currently "Dead" in the 2026 Regular Session. It was introduced by Rebekah Stewart and is assigned to the Transportation, Housing & Local Government committee.
Who sponsors HB26-1114?
HB26-1114 is sponsored by Rebekah Stewart, Steven Woodrow, Matt Ball.
What committee is reviewing HB26-1114?
HB26-1114 is assigned to the Transportation, Housing & Local Government committee in the Colorado House.
When was HB26-1114 last updated?
The last action on HB26-1114 was "Senate Committee on Local Government & Housing Postpone Indefinitely" on 04/23/2026.

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