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Developers break ground on 122,000-square-foot industrial building northwest of Denver
Developers have commenced construction on a new 122,000-square-foot industrial building located on nearly 8 acres near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport. This project aims to enhance the industrial capacity in the area.

No Xcel? No problem. 1800 Larimer rebounds after utility departure
The 22-story building at 1800 Larimer has seen a significant rebound in leasing activity, reaching approximately 40% occupancy after eight transactions over the past year. Brokers attribute this momentum to new ownership and recent upgrades to the property.

Cherry Creek apartment building leases retail space with bagels, furniture and real estate
A new apartment building in Cherry Creek has leased retail space to a bagel shop and a furniture store. The 177-unit development aims to combine high-end living with affordable dining options, with residents expected to begin moving in on April 1.

New investors are turning to this housing trend
A rising trend in residential real estate is gaining attention as high single-family home prices push investors toward innovative strategies. This approach, known as house hacking, allows homeowners to offset their mortgage costs by renting out portions of their properties. The trend reflects changing dynamics in the housing market.

Federal government intervenes in lawsuit over Energize Denver, state building codes
The federal government has intervened in a lawsuit regarding Energize Denver and state building codes. The case addresses regulations on energy efficiency for large buildings, with the U.S. asserting that these local rules may infringe upon federal authority.

University of Colorado selling building, moving 600 employees to Independence Plaza
The University of Colorado is selling a downtown building and relocating 600 employees to Independence Plaza. This decision aims to activate a skyscraper that the university purchased, marking a significant change after two decades of ownership.