But with the softening economy, these apartments now sport the highest vacancies. And landlords increasingly are offering incentives to fill their units.
Eric Tupler, a vice president of L.J. Melody & Co.'s Denver office, says he expects to see more developers switch from fully market-rate units to affordable units.
Affordable units typically are built for people who earn 80% or less than the area median income.
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