Employee Housing Programs
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Housing Partners Program helps employees save money
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Rendezvous Trail Apartments is now leasing!
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Mortgage Insurance Waiver Program applications re-opened!
Updates and Events
Habitat for Humanity Webinar
Are you interested in buying a home, but it feels out of reach? Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity’s homeownership program partners with working individuals and families to buy their own homes with affordable mortgages.
Habitat’s future homeowners are involved in every step of the home buying process – volunteering with Habitat, getting to know our staff, and attending classes to become successful homeowners. Come learn more about the opportunity to buy through Habitat, applications open up in January 2025.
A recording of the informational session is now available in English and Spanish.
HomeWorks now at CSU
Colorado State University has partnered with HomeWorks to bring employees a new program designed to empower faculty and staff on their homeownership journey and enhance their overall financial wellness.
What is HomeWorks?
HomeWorks brings exclusive programs and resources to CSU employees, making financial literacy more accessible and providing valuable resources for financial health.
At www.homeworksbenefit.com, employees can learn all about the benefits, including:
- Significant discounts on home financing and real estate costs: Employees will have access to significant and exclusive discounts on mortgages and real estate commissions, making their path to homeownership and real estate investing more affordable.
- Educational resources: HomeWorks provides a wealth of resources to guide faculty and staff through many aspects of their financial life. Whether they’re a renter, a first-time homebuyer, looking to upgrade, need help with their credit score or want to invest in real estate, these resources cover a variety of topics to help them make informed decisions.
- Webinars and workshops: Navigating the world of homeownership involves various financial considerations. HomeWorks offers a series of webinars and in-person workshops covering topics such as maintaining credit scores, debt management, the pros and cons of owning vs. renting, home renovations, monthly budgeting and more. The sessions are designed to equip employees with the knowledge and tools needed to make confident and educated decisions about their financial future.
How to get started
Visit www.homeworksbenefit.com to register for a free account and explore the available resources at your fingertips. They include information on exclusive discounts, educational modules, upcoming webinars, homeowner perks and helpful guides to support faculty and staff on their path to reaching their financial goals.
Adding HomeWorks to the CSU benefit package serves as an investment in employees’ financial well-being, and the Division of Human Resources is committed to supporting faculty and staff in achieving their homeownership goals and making informed decisions about their financial future.
Housing Partners Program
The Housing Partners Program is creating a network of real estate professionals that offer discounted services or other resources to CSU employees, including real estate brokers/agents, home inspectors, new home construction, etc. to aid in reducing the costs of homeownership for employees. New discounts continue to be added.
Real estate professionals can see more information and the application for real estate professionals.
Emergency Housing
Are you looking for emergency housing shelter options? We’ve compiled some resources for you.
Employee Housing Search
See a list of employee and privately-owned homes available to CSU employees.
CSU Employee Housing Updates
CSU employees get the latest news on employee housing programs being implemented at CSU, housing related classes being offered and housing opportunities in the community for you.
Disclaimer
CSU is not liable for any damages arising from the use or inability to use this site or any material contained in it, or from any action or decision taken as a result of using the site.
The materials on this site do not constitute legal or other professional advice. You should consult your professional adviser for legal or other advice. The university makes no representations or warranties regarding the information. You would assume full responsibility for any decision regarding location, condition, contractual terms for any such housing, financial or legal assistance obtained through the information contained herein.
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Upcoming Events
Questions?
Feel free to contact the Employee Housing Programs Coordinator, Audra Montoya at [email protected] with any questions.
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