On Monday, Feb. 5, Denver International Airport (DEN) was joined by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Colorado Governor Jared Polis, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and U.S. Congresswoman Diana DeGette to celebrate the completion of the West Security Checkpoint. The checkpoint, which officially opens on February 6, is the first of two new state-of-the-art security checkpoints […]
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Hangar Club, Denver’s newest indoor golf and entertainment social club, located at 7600 E. 1st Place in the historic Lowry neighborhood, marked its opening on Thursday, Feb. 1. Distinct in its offerings, the 22,000-square-foot venue is unlike any other indoor golf facility in Colorado, reminiscent of historic golf clubs but inviting and open to all.
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On January 26, 2024, the Housing Authority of the City of Aurora (AHA) was awarded $1.45 million from the Proposition 123 Land Banking Opportunity Fund. This was the first round of funding for the Land Banking Program administered by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA). The Land Banking Program provides grants to eligible local
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ColeTaylor, a Denver-based commercial property management company known for providing exceptional service and cultivating strong relationships with tenants and owners, has added 300 University, Centerra and Riverview to its extensive property management portfolio. The properties, which total 464,000 square feet, are located in Denver’s hottest neighborhoods from Cherry Creek to Platte Street. With these additions, ColeTaylor
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The project team peeled the cover off the latest progress on the 16th Street Mall renovation project yesterday and revealed the first pavers installed on the transitway between Larimer and Lawrence Streets. Laid by hand by skilled craftspeople, there will be more than 950,000 new pavers installed as part of the renovation. The granite paver design honors
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By Blair Lichtenfels Recently, my colleagues at Brownstein appointed me as co-chair of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Real Estate Department. My best advice for new leaders, and especially women, is to lean into the qualities and skills some may not count as strengths. Often the best leaders are compassionate, in tune with their teams, and
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FoundryLine, a 17-story lifestyle-driven and luxury apartment community in Denver’s River North (RiNo) neighborhood, recently opened and has been successfully leasing since autumn 2023. The community, developed by Colorado-based real estate investor and developer McWhinney and joint venture partner, PGIM Real Estate, includes 348 elegant apartment homes ranging from studios to three-bedroom penthouses. The project
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In 2024, JE Dunn Construction is celebrating its 100th anniversary across its 26 offices nationwide. Local employees are engaging in a year-long campaign that recognizes its legacy and demonstrates gratitude for its employees, local and national clients and partners, while looking forward to its commitments for the next 100 years. JE Dunn’s Rocky Mountain region,
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On Thursday, Feb. 1, Cogir Senior Living and Ryan Companies will celebrate the opening of ACOYA Cherry Creek, a senior living community boasting modern architecture, luxurious amenities, and a vibrant community tapestry. ACOYA Cherry Creek is located at 301 S Harrison Street in Denver and offers 137 beautifully appointed independent and assisted living apartments, empowering seniors
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According to the Wells Fargo Economist Group, national construction spending gained a bit of momentum in the final month of 2023. Total outlays picked up 0.9% in December, besting expectations for a softer improvement. The monthly rise was largely the result of another strong increase in residential outlays. Despite higher interest rates, a structural shortfall
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