Veteran developer Leland Kritt doesn't appear to have made much progress convincing mayoral hopefuls to join his deregulatory quest, at least not yet.
In contrast, he contends,"deregulated short-term-rental properties would be for downtown Denver what gambling is for Vegas. We need to attract wealth and vacationers. Vacationers are the lifeblood of downtown Denver, and our movement is all about the improvement process — and we're looking for candidates who will line up with us and accelerate that process."
That leaves Blanton as the sole campaign manager to definitively say he chatted with Kritt and shared the deregulation suggestions with his candidate, Terrance Roberts, who roundly rejected them.
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