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Construction litigation blocking condo development in Colorado, but how does it get unblocked?
Where Shelby's Bar & Grill long stood on the corner of 18th and Glenarm streets, and before that the old Broadway Hotel, two towers are rising that will provide 461 for-sale condos, defying the odds in more ways than one.
Lifestyle, location keep Colorado’s housing market popular (and expensive)
Denver continues to be a popular destination for homebuyers. U.S. News & World Report named the Denver metro the healthiest housing market in America, surpassing Raleigh, North Carolina. MetroIntelligence compiled the ranking using the Hous...
City strikes nearly $89 million deal to buy former Denver Post building at Civic Center
The city of Denver, no longer content to be a tenant in the former Denver Post building downtown, is moving to buy the 11-story structure for $88.5 million.
Xcel Energy to move headquarters from downtown Denver to RiNo in 2025
Xcel, Colorado's largest electric utility, plans to relocate to T3 RiNo, a new six-story, mass-timber building just north of downtown.
As REI’s arrival nears in a southwestern Colorado mountain town, some local outdoor rec stores worry
A little more than a year before REI comes to Durango, its arrival has raised concerns, especially among those who wonder what impact its 20,000-square-foot store will have on the mountain town's array of local outdoor recreation businesses.
New downtown Denver hotel’s design is meant to mimic quaking aspen trees
A hotel under construction in downtown Denver and whose exterior is inspired by Colorado's quaking aspen trees will feature interior designs and furnishings that pay homage to the outdoors and the West.
Cornerstar in Aurora one of four shopping centers bought in $100M deal
The Cornerstar shopping center in Aurora is one of four open-air shopping centers bought in a $100 million deal between DLC Management Corp., a New York-based private real estate company, and DRA Advisors, a real estate investment adviser.
Denver’s renovation of largest city office building aims to keep workers downtown — with some new costs
Denver's Webb office building will play a part in Mayor Mike Johnston's revitalization plans for downtown even while it is under construction, with some displaced city workers shuttling to newly leased space in the city's tallest tower.