In the heart of Colorado’s historic high country

The towns of Cripple Creek and its neighboring City of Victor were once the heartbeat of the Gold Rush—mining towns where hardworking families built lives from dust and dreams.

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Rooted in Community. Focused on Home.

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About Us

Gold Camp Housing Partner

Known as the “Gold Camp,” this region was shaped by the belief that with courage and grit, anyone could strike it rich and secure a better future. 

But as the mines grew into one and the economy evolved, a new challenge emerged: the growing need for affordable, stable housing for the very people who keep these towns moving—families, seniors, and workers.

That’s where Gold Camp Housing Partners comes in. 

Founded by the City of Cripple Creek and serving both Southern Teller County and adjacent communities like Victor, Gold Camp Housing Partners was created to ensure that the legacy of opportunity continues—not just through history, but through housing. Today, that means creating rental and homeownership options for households earning up to 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI) supporting everyone from service workers to young families and retirees.

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What makes the Gold Camp region especially powerful is its connectivity:

Cripple Creek offers door-to-door busing and is walkable to jobs, schools, grocery stores, medical services, and recreation. That means residents don’t just find a home they find a lifestyle built around access, safety, and community.

By developing housing options that are attainable and designed for long-term stability, Gold Camp Housing Partners is helping residents build something even more precious than gold: generational wealth. Homeownership, financial security, and the ability to stay rooted in the community are all pieces of that legacy.

Our Objectives

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Southern Teller County - 2019 Needs Assessment Said We Need

540 homes in 5 years

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  • 540 to stabilize the commuting public

  • 235 to be Ownership

    • 22% less than 60% AMI

    • 45% between 60% and 120% AMI

    • 33% at market rate

305 to be Rentals

  • 38% less than 60% AMI

  • 46% between 60% and 120% AMI

  • 15% at market rate

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Contractors Choose

Gold Camp Housing Partners

Here’s why partnering with us makes sense for contractors who care about quality,

opportunity, and long-term impact:

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    Consistent, Mission-Driven Work

    We’re committed to developing rental and homeownership housing for families, seniors, and workforce households earning up to 120% AMI. That means ongoing projects with reliable pipelines not just one-offs, but a sustained investment in building homes for real people.

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    Priority Access to Local Opportunities

    As a city-initiated nonprofit based in Cripple Creek and serving Victor and the surrounding area, we are closely connected to municipal leadership, permitting offices, and planning resources. Contractors working with us benefit from local alignment, community support, and fewer bureaucratic hurdles.

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    Be Part of a Legacy

    Cripple Creek and Victor were built by hard workers and visionaries. By working with Gold Camp, you’re part of the next generation of builders—crafting homes that help people build generational wealth and stay in the communities they love.

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    Projects Designed Around Smart, Walkable Living

    Our developments prioritize walkability, access to transit, and community infrastructure. This thoughtful planning means projects that matter and stand out—appealing to residents and investors alike.

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    Do Good, Grow Business

    Working with Gold Camp offers reputation-building opportunities. Contractors can highlight their role in affordable, community-first housing, showing clients and partners that your business doesn’t just build structures—it builds futures.

  • Strong, Transparent Partnerships

    We value honest communication, timely payments, and collaboration. Contractors are treated as partners, not just vendors. Your input helps shape how we serve the region.

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Building What Matters

If you're a contractor who wants steady work, local pride, and long-term community impact,Gold Camp Housing Partners is ready to work with you. Let’s build more than homes—let’s build a future for Southern Teller County.

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Colorado Dept of Housing

The department of housing has many ways to partner with the city or a nonprofit. Assisting with building affordable generational wealth for the community.

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CHFA -

Colorado Housing and Finance Authority

Housing Funding & Resources | Officials Housing Toolkit

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CHFA Developers Guide 

We hope this resource paves a path forward for a brighter and stronger future for the entire state. 

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Colorado Division of Housing

Housing

Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI)s and other non-traditional funders: | Officials Housing Toolkit

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