Colorado under review

CU Denver / University of Colorado Landed homeownership support

Current University of Colorado employee-benefits materials still mention Landed homeownership support, but other official university materials say the program was found to be defunct, and the detailed current rule path is no longer cleanly public.

Under review 2026-04-20 2026-07-20
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Comparison notes

What the sources say

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Current benefits marketing vs current operational status

The CU Denver work-at page still markets Landed as a homeownership-support benefit, but the official 2023 meeting minutes say university follow-up found the program was defunct.

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Older launch detail vs absent current public rule set

Older official CU materials described shared-equity support up to $120,000 and a 20% down-payment goal, but those detailed rules are not available on a current clean public consumer page.

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Public benefits reference vs login-gated current path

Current university system benefits references still point employees toward Landed, but the operational detail now depends on employee-login or otherwise non-public paths, which blocks clean public verification.

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Verification checklist

What to verify yourself

Use this checklist to confirm current status, scope, and eligibility directly at the official source.

  1. Confirm whether the University of Colorado or CU Denver has published any post-2023 official notice that explicitly reactivates or retires the Landed employee benefit.
  2. Confirm whether any clean public Landed or CU page still publishes current eligibility, maximum support, and repayment / shared-equity rules for CU employees.
  3. Confirm whether the current benefits page is outdated marketing language rather than a live operational benefit.
  4. Confirm whether the current employee path now runs only through MyCU or another login-gated benefits portal.

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