DCPS, a leading Colorado commercial property services contractor, just announced Joellyn Buck has been named National Sales Manager and the company is expanding into Arizona, California, Nevada, Texas and Utah. “We are very excited to announce the appointment of Joellyn Buck as our national sales manager and our expansion into the Southwest U.S.,” DCPS Owner […]
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Wayfair Inc., the destination for all things home, announced its next large-format retail location will open at 8298 E. Northfield Blvd., within The Shops at Northfield in Denver in late 2026. The approximately 140,000-square-foot store will mark Wayfair’s first entry into the Mountain West region, bringing its signature immersive, one-stop shopping experience to a new geographic market. “As
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Voice Media Group and its flagship publication, Westword, have officially unveiled their vibrant new headquarters in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Set within the historic Dodge Building, the space reaffirms Westword’s role as an enduring cultural voice in Denver while offering a striking example of adaptive reuse and editorial workspace design. To bring this vision to
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On July 24, Pinkard Construction held a topping out celebration for The Irving at Mile High Vista, Urban Land Conservancy’s new climate-friendly affordable housing development on Irving Street in Denver’s West Colfax neighborhood. Attendees featured the construction teams and included representatives from Urban Land Conservancy (ULC), Fortis structural engineers, architect Studio Completiva, owner’s representative Artaic
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, alongside the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board, announced the approval of $100 million in DDA funding for housing, business support, redevelopment, and park projects in the downtown area. The DDA, established by voters in 2024, enables access to a total of $570 million for downtown investments without increasing taxes or affecting
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Evergreen Devco, Inc., a leader in retail, multifamily, and industrial real estate development, broke ground on July 1 on Erie Highlands, a neighborhood retail commercial development located at the southwest corner of Country Road 5 and Erie Parkway in Erie. The 12.71-acre development will provide much-needed dining options and retail services to serve the Town
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Denver International Airport (DEN) recently celebrated the opening of three new restaurants on Concourse A: Maria Empanada, Uncle, and The Bindery. “The opening of Maria Empanada, Uncle and The Bindery marks the latest additions to the new Concourse A-West expansion, bringing even more vibrant culinary concepts to DEN,” DEN CEO Phil Washington said on July
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Concorde Career Colleges, the healthcare education division of Universal Technical Institute, Inc., plans to relocate its Aurora campus to Denver. The campus relocation is part of Universal Technical Institute’s ambitious, multi-year North Star strategy to close the skilled workforce gap in America. Construction on the 60,000-square-foot space is currently underway on the new site at 4300 Kittredge in Denver, near the I-70 and Peña
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According to Historic Denver, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of the city’s historical places, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), which owns the historic Burnham Yard site, reduced five historically significant buildings to rubble over the weekend without any engagement or consultation with stakeholders. According to a press release from Historic
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According to the latest Zumper’s National Rent Index, Denver ranked as the 24th most expensive city with one-bedroom rent falling 1.2% in July to $1,680, while two-bedrooms dropped 1.3% to $2,270. On an annual basis, Denver rents are both down about 9%. Nationally, the National Rent Index reveals either flat or declining rates across the
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