Denver gave developers a chance to avoid a new income-restricted housing mandate and plenty of firms wanted to be grandfathered in.
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Construction taking off at Centennial Airport as business travel rebounds
“Developers have been waiting in the wings,” said the airport CEO. “Once they started to see air travel come back in a big way, the plans began to snowball.”
Aimco spinoff plans 53-story tower rising from downtown buildings
The entire project, including the 158 apartments in the existing nine-story Boston building and eight-story Kistler building, would have a total of 585 units.
‘An administrative nightmare’: Wayfair fights $600K Lakewood sales tax bill
The online retailer claims in a lawsuit that a 3 percent sales tax places “an undue burden on interstate commerce.” Lakewood declined to comment.
Council approves public financing for East Colfax hotel project
Brian Toerber plans to renovate and add on to the 63-year-old All In Motel, and turn it into a boutique hotel charging triple the current daily rate.
Council approves Edens’ rezoning request for VOA block in RiNo
The developer plans to build five-to-seven-story buildings with about 85,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space topped by about 380 residential units.
Chicago firm proposes 25-story project downtown
CMK’s planned 858-unit residential development on Stout Street would feature three towers rising from a shared podium.
State Supreme Court again overturns dismissal of DIA bid-rigging lawsuit
The court ruled that bribery allegations were dismissed too soon and plaintiffs can begin collecting evidence of the alleged 2016 plot.
Arvada, JeffCo sue Broomfield over withdrawal from Jefferson Parkway project
The $250 million Jefferson Parkway would connect Broomfield to Golden, but Broomfield backed out due to concerns over plutonium.
Denver development mandate, not yet law, already having noticeable effect
The number of development plans submitted to the city jumped in the first five months of 2022 compared to previous years.