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Colorado isn’t the only area struggling to produce enough homes to meet demand. A survey reveals that many U. S. cities face significant housing shortages, with some mayors anticipating deficits of over 50,000 units. That shortage continues to increase housing prices, making buying a home increasingly unaffordable. Median home prices hit $488,272 nationally last year and sat at $580,000 in Denver in November and December. The United States Conference of Mayors and the American Institute of Architects National Housing Survey released in mid-January shows the housing shortage is a national problem. Over half of the mayors surveyed anticipate a 5,000-to-20,000-unit shortfall in their city in the next 5 years. Almost one in six mayors anticipate a 20,000- to 50,000-unit shortfall in their city.