By Katie Rapone, BearLeek in RiNo (2611 Walnut Street) may present a modest exterior at street level, but a short walk downstairs reveals a vibrant, design-driven restaurant that’s adding new energy to one of Denver’s most active redevelopment corridors. Chef Harrison Porter debuted BearLeek in July 2025—a culinary memoir shaped by the breadth of his experiences […]
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E5X Management, Inc., a leading real estate development firm with more than three decades of experience specializing in mixed-use, master-planned communities throughout the Denver metro area, has purchased the former Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital property in Wheat Ridge. According to a special warranty deed filed in Jefferson County, E5X paid $60 million for the approximately
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As construction officially begins on The Best Western University Inn, soon to be The Buxton Hotel, the project marked its first milestone not with demolition, but with giving back. On Monday, December 8, the team: Hillside Construction, Tribe Development, and the onsite hotel staff, donated the full contents of 16 guest rooms to the Habitat
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PCL Construction has released its 2026 U.S. Construction Industry Outlook, identifying key trends and growth sectors for the year ahead. While overall commercial construction is projected to grow 2.6%, the report finds significant investment accelerating in three key sectors: The outlook also examines how labor shortages, with almost half a million new workers needed and
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Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) is donating $1.3 million to 122 nonprofits working to advance affordable housing and economic opportunity acrossColorado this month as part of its Direct Effect Awards. CHFA’s Direct Effect Awards recognize Colorado nonprofit organizations whose missions align with CHFA’s work to strengthen Colorado by investing in affordable housing and community
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Legacy Partners, a privately held national real estate firm, together with joint venture partner Griffin Capital Company, LLC, a leading private real estate investment manager, today announced the start of leasing for Legacy Metro 525, a 380-residence, transit-oriented apartment community in Aurora. With construction fully complete in March 2026, move-ins will begin this month. Legacy Metro
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Brad Marsh Joins Brinkman Construction as Vice President of Organizational Development Brinkman Construction has welcomed Brad Marsh as its new vice president of organizational development, a leadership role focused on strengthening the company’s people strategies and supporting its continued growth. Bringing more than two decades of experience in human resources and organizational leadership, Marsh has
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Wide Open Saloon, the beloved Sedalia entertainment and dining destination known for its live music, sweeping views, and community atmosphere, will bring a limited residency to The Exchange at the National Western Complex from January 8 through midnight on January 24. Throughout the National Western Stock Show, Wide Open @ The Stockyards residency will deliver the venue’s
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Introducing The Peach Crease Club, the first joint project from esteemed bar veterans and husband-and-wife duo Alex Jump and Stuart Jensen. Adjacent to the famed Mission Ballroom in Denver’s RiNo Arts District, The Peach Crease Club reflects the couple’s shared love of hospitality, music, and damn good drinks. At The Peach Crease Club, Jump and
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By Laura Dougherty, associate principal, Cushing Terrell In Colorado’s mountain towns, where developable land is scarce and demand for both workforce housing and visitor parking keeps growing, one unlikely solution is emerging: the parking garage. While the market has cooled slightly, home prices particularly in mountain communities through Colorado are still rising faster than the state
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