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Bloom falls off metro Denver’s prime home selling season early
Buyers haven't had so many condos and homes available to them since the fall of 2011, according to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
LoDo landmark Barth Hotel, now vacant, listed for $2.5M
"It needs a lot of love inside, to be honest, but it will be great to see it in its next life.”
Developer accused of duping buyer of $17M Regis apartments
MJM Real Estate Investments says it was told that Regis pays for maintenance, taxes and insurance coverage. “In reality, Regis had borne little to no responsibility," the lawsuit says.
Fights persist over oil and gas drilling near Front Range homes six years after reform law “changed permitting”
Residents in southeast Aurora have renewed their opposition to a proposed oil and gas drilling project that could put as many as 166 wells on nearby Lowry Ranch, in the vicinity of thousands of homes and the Aurora Reservoir.
These landlords accrued years of complaints and serious health violations. Denver handed them rental licenses anyway.
A Denver Post investigation found the city has handed out licenses to building owners with years of documented violations, who then continue to neglect their tenants.
After pandemic migration, Denver experiences growth and renewed interest
After people fled cities for more space during the pandemic, metros like Denver are experiencing a resurgence. According to the National Association of Realtors, the percentage of people moving to cities climbed to 16% in 2024. That’s the ...
Metro Denver homeowners can finally exhale after 14 years of rising home values and taxes
Property owners, who have had to deal with 14 straight years of rising valuations and property tax bills, including a historic jump two years ago of 30% or higher in many places, can now breathe easier.
Denver firm breaks ground on $160M multifamily project in Capitol Hill
Kaia Residences is the first multifamily project to be financed and break ground in the area in the past 14-15 months.