Cushing Terrell Denver Promotes Three Team Members to ‘Associate’, a First-Level Ownership Tier Paul Goss | Architect Pauk Goss is an architect with 13 years of experience. His expertise spans a range of project types, with a primary focus on residential design, particularly affordable and workforce housing projects. He is involved with engaging project stakeholders from conceptual design […]
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On June 3, Formativ Real Estate Group celebrated the groundbreaking of Rowan, a 358-unit multifamily development at 3875 Walnut St. in RiNo. Located steps from the 38th & Blake A-Line commuter rail station, Rowan is part of Formativ’s larger investment in the 38th & Blake transit-oriented development site, which also includes 3850 Blake, a 310-unit workforce housing community currently under construction, and a forthcoming 180-key hotel.
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No state does more for apartment renters who own EVs than Colorado. According to StorageCafe’s new 50-state EV readiness ranking, Colorado leads the nation with 16% of multifamily units offering EV charging—a meaningful advantage in a state where a significant share of residents don’t own their home or garage. That’s backed by strong public infrastructure:
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Denver International Airport (DEN) today announced that Chief Executive Officer Phil Washington will retire effective August 1, 2026, concluding a distinguished career spanning more than five decades of military and public service. “I am honored to have served the public for so many years,” said Washington. “But this was a long-planned decision. I’ve worked in
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Black Creek Group co-founders Evan Zucker and Jimmy Mulvihill have launched Denver-based Speed Bay Warehouse Solutions, a vertically integrated real estate investment and operating platform focused exclusively on shallow bay, multi-tenant light industrial properties. In connection with the launch, a subsidiary of BDT & MSD Partners (“BDT & MSD”) has committed $250 million in strategic
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This summer, the Academy for Construction Excellence is bringing two practical professional development courses to Denver, giving contractors, consultants, marketers, project managers and business developers the opportunity to learn directly from industry experts and gain actionable strategies they can immediately apply to their work. Developed with the guidance of an advisory council that has more
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Opus has announced that Building 1B, a 204,908-square-foot building within its Sun Empire industrial development in Aurora, is fully leased. A leading manufacturer took occupancy of 146,141 square feet in the fall of 2025, and a global logistics company has now signed a lease for the remaining 58,767 square feet. “Aurora continues to experience tremendous growth as a
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A long-awaited effort to restore Denver’s historic Rossonian Hotel took a significant step forward in May as the Denver City Council advanced a tax increment financing (TIF) package that could provide up to $15.5 million in public financing support for the project. The proposed agreement between the City and County of Denver and the Denver
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Mayor Mike Johnston, Denver Parks & Recreation (DPR), elected officials, community leaders and project partners gathered on May 27 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of the new indoor pool facility at Swansea Recreation Center. Located in the Swansea neighborhood, the new indoor aquatic facility replaces the recreation center’s aging outdoor pool and significantly
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The Denver Downtown Development Authority (DDDA) will invest approximately $2.7M for capital improvements at Denver Pavilions. The improvements include technology and structure improvements to the parking garage, roof repairs, signage updates and replacing the mural along 15th Street. Located on 16th Street, the Pavilions plays a pivotal role in anchoring and revitalizing Upper Downtown. The DDDA acquired
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