Construction-defects reform bill (CO) is yet to be introduced after accusations that leaders were attempting to delay it to death

Colorado House Speaker Mark Ferrandino predicted Tuesday morning that a construction-defects reform bill will die this year, about 10 hours before a second measure dealing with the lack of condominium housing — but not the the long-awaited measure for which business groups and metro mayors have been pushing — was introduced in the Colorado Legislature late in the day.    Read more…….

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