
Our four interactive graphs break down a decade worth of permits issued by the city.
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Our four interactive graphs break down a decade worth of permits issued by the city.
Mainspring CEO Andy Schlauch said the company has decided one of the properties is “too big for us.”
Highlands Lutheran Church is now renting space elsewhere.
Erin Fisher says a buyer in California reneged, costing her $175,000 in commissions.
Calgary-based Pomeroy Lodging paid $3.5 million this month for 35 undeveloped acres featuring towering rock formations — and largely surrounded by Arrowhead Golf Course.
The world’s second-largest airport by land area will soon no longer be exclusively CBRE country.
The 18,000-square-foot warehouse at 730 N. Umatilla St. sold in 2021 for $3.2 million.
A West Colfax motel sells for $3.5M, southeast Denver apartments fetch $68M and a 45k SF industrial lease is signed.
“I want to tear down the property and improve it, but the city is standing in my way,” said Jamie Harris, who owns a corner of Colfax and Wadsworth.
Co-developers of the Kindred Resort are suing each other ahead of its 2025 opening.
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