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Nation’s First Nature Library Opening in Thornton

Anythink Nature Library, located at 6811 E. 136th Ave. in Thornton, will open its doors on Saturday, August 8, introducing the nation’s first public nature library and a bold new model for what a public library can be. Located on a 15-acre campus adjacent to the 140-acre Aylor Open Lands in Thornton, the library blends traditional library

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Denver Launches $100M Jobs Agenda with $40M for Office Lease Incentives

A new $40 million incentive program designed to attract employers and spur downtown office leasing is at the center of the Denver Jobs Agenda, a $100 million public-private initiative announced by the Downtown Denver Partnership, Mayor Mike Johnston, Denver Economic Development & Opportunity (DEDO) and the Denver Downtown Development Authority (DDDA). The three-year plan aims

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All-Electric, Affordable Housing Community in Five Points Now Complete

The Hattie McDaniel, a new six-story, permanently affordable homeownership community developed by Shanahan Development in partnership with the Elevation Community Land Trust (ECLT), is now complete. Designed by KTGY, an award-winning design firm focused on architecture, interior design, branded environments and urban design, The Hattie McDaniel transforms a former RTD parking lot in the heart

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Denver Office Market Posts its Most Encouraging Quarter Post-Pandemic

Denver Office Q2 2026 at a glance According to CBRE, the Denver office market posted its most encouraging quarter post-pandemic in Q2 2026, recording positive net absorption of 179,000 sq. ft. Two of the past three quarters have seen positive net absorption with a combined 77,000 sq. ft., a dramatic shift from the negative 2.2

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Paradigm River North Adds 2 Tenants Totaling 17,300 SF

Paradigm River North, a 200,000-square-foot, sustainably focused office building that debuted in Denver’s vibrant RiNo Art District in 2024 and has since established itself as one of Denver’s most sought-after office addresses, has two new tenants. Candid Health has signed a lease for approximately 14,000 square feet at the property, while IA Interior Architects has

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Stronger Economic Momentum Boosts H2 2026 CRE Outlook

Marcus & Millichap’s July 2026 Economic Outlook points to strengthening economic momentum that could bolster commercial real estate demand in the second half of the year. After a sluggish stretch that saw nearly 50,000 jobs lost between May 2025 and February 2026, the labor market has rebounded, adding roughly 550,000 positions since March. The report

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Movers and Shakers Week Ending 07.10.26

JVA Announces New President and Leadership Transitions JVA, Inc. recently announced leadership transitions that continue the firm’s long-standing commitment to thoughtful succession planning, technical excellence, and client service. Effective May 12, 2026, Josh McGibbon, P.E., has been named president of JVA, succeeding Kevin Tone, P.E., LEED AP, who will transition into the role of principal

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Chestnut Cellars to Open at FLORA in RiNo

Chestnut Cellars, a new independent wine and spirits shop focused on small-batch producers, Colorado makers, and accessible wine education, is the newest commercial tenant at FLORA, a 12-story residential landmark in Denver’s RiNo Arts District, featuring 92 residences with expansive balconies and over 7,500 square feet of curated amenities. Slated to open in fall 2026,

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Denver-Boulder Life Sciences Vacancy Declines in Q2 2026

The Denver-Boulder Life Sciences Market Report Q2 2026 from Savills shows the region’s life sciences sector is normalizing after a period of rapid expansion. Overall vacancy declined 320 basis points year over year to 23.8% from 27.0% in Q2 2025, while direct vacancy, sublease vacancy and total available space also decreased over the same period. Overall, the report suggests

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JLL Construction Costs Mid-Year Update

Trade policy pressures and geopolitical disruptions are driving construction costs above earlier forecasts, with further acceleration likely in the second half of 2026. The impact varies widely, as companies building in markets with heavy data center activity face the biggest cost jumps and scheduling challenges. These are often in the same high-performing markets driving their

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