Fort Collins has always been a forward-thinking city when it comes to transportation. From building out one of the most connected trail systems in Colorado to investing in bike-friendly infrastructure, the city has long been known as a place where walking, biking, and now rolling on two (or four) wheels is part of daily life.
November 4, 2025, is shaping up to be one of the most important local elections in recent memory. Voters in Fort Collins and Loveland will decide mayoral and city council races, along with several countywide and statewide ballot measures. But this election also marks a historic first for Fort Collins: the introduction of ranked-choice voting
Building a new home in Fort Collins is already an expensive endeavor, and one piece of that cost comes from impact fees—one-time charges assessed on new development to help fund infrastructure and public services. In Fort Collins, these are called Capital Expansion Fees (CEFs) and Transportation Capital Expansion Fees (TCEFs). These fees are designed to
Fort Collins is often ranked as one of the best places to live in the U.S., but let’s be honest — no place is perfect. If you’re considering moving here, it’s important to know the challenges alongside the perks. These are 16 harsh truths about living in Fort Collins that most people don’t talk about.
The City of Fort Collins asks Fort Collins’ residents to weigh in on what’s working well in our community and where we need to improve. The 2025 Community Survey is now in, and it paints a clear picture: people love living here, but concerns around affordability and growth are louder than ever. Quality of Life:
This November, Fort Collins voters will decide whether to renew the Community Capital Improvement Program (CCIP) — a 0.25% sales and use tax that has funded some of our city’s biggest community projects for more than 40 years. If approved, the program will continue for another decade (2026–2035) and is expected to generate about $110
If you’ve tried parking in downtown Fort Collins on a Friday night, you know the frustration—circling the block, hoping someone pulls out before you give up. The truth is, our city has what consultants call an “upside-down parking model.” The most valuable spaces—right on College Avenue or near Old Town Square—are free. Meanwhile, the garages
If you’re searching for the best real estate agent in Fort Collins or trying to navigate the process of relocating to Northern Colorado, you’ve landed on the most comprehensive guide available. At Soukup Real Estate Services, we’ve been helping families and individuals relocate to Fort Collins and the surrounding communities for years—and we’ve built a
Earlier this month, Canvas Stadium made history by hosting its first-ever major concert, featuring Jon Pardi and Cross Canadian Ragweed as part of the Professional Bull Riding (PBR) circuit. It wasn’t just a show; it was a sign of what’s to come. With the stadium now set to allow three major concerts a year, and
If you’ve ever looked up on a clear Fort Collins night and marveled at the stars, you’re not alone—and you’re in the right place. According to a recent study by The Action Network, Colorado ranks second in the U.S. for asteroid and meteor viewing, just behind California. But what makes Colorado, and specifically Fort Collins,