Denver ranks high for income after housing, other expenses — or does it?

A recent study ranked Denver third among cities in the west for maximizing workers earnings, because of housing prices lower than the regional average. For a city experiencing an acute a housing shortage and a troublesome rise in costs of living, the results were, well, surprising. The "Trove Discretionary Income Study" ranked cities based on discretionary income. Discretionary income was defined as the income left over after paying estimated taxes and basic expenses. Housing was considered part…

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