As demand for hybrid working rises, IWG, the world’s largest provider of hybrid working solutions with brands including Spaces and Regus, is opening a state-of-the-art flexible workspace in Littleton. This opening is being delivered in partnership with NAS Properties, which chose the IWG flexible workspace platform and has entered into a management agreement with the […]
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Vancouver, British Columbia-based Amacon is proposing two 39-story towers on two parcels at 1800 Welton St. and 1925 N. Broadway in downtown Denver. According to concept plans filed by Denver-based architecture firm Davis Partnership Architects on April 24, 2023, the 667,150-square-foot residential project will include 611 for-sale condo units as well as a 70,685-square-foot hotel
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Hard hats are a critical element to the construction industry, but to GE Johnson, they hold even more meaning. This family business takes pride in honoring its people and creating a workplace where every employee can safely grow. The Green Hard Hat Program is one example of how the construction company takes an industry standard
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As the Colorado legislature considers legislation to update zoning and land use regulations to allow for more housing, a new analysis by The Pew Charitable Trusts found that rigid zoning and strict land use policies have contributed to a 31% rise in Colorado rent prices between January 2017 and January 2023. Many jurisdictions throughout Colorado
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CoreNet Colorado is pleased to present Future of Cherry Creek on Tuesday, May 9, 4-6 p.m. at the Janus Henderson Building located at 151 Detroit Street in Denver. Cherry Creek has become the leading leasing market in the Rocky Mountain region, attracting the highest demand for properties and spaces available for lease and sublease. Rising
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The Denver Housing Authority (DHA) is partnering with CU Denver and MSU Denver to help residents, DHA employees, and college students looking for housing and jobs in the downtown area. The organizations signed Memorandums of Understanding that commits each organization to work together to find collectively beneficial opportunities in education, workforce development, and housing that
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Howell Construction Adds Mark Valdez Howell Construction announced the recent addition of a key member to their team. Mark Valdez joins the company as a senior accountant. After completing his bachelor of business administration at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, NM, Mark embarked on an accounting career featuring work at several AEC industry
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According to CBRE’s Q1 reports, the downtown Denver office market experienced subdued demand in Q1 driving slow leasing velocity and another moderate rise in vacancy. The Southeast Denver office market fundamentals remained stable, while investment sales and development hit zero. Q1 Downtown Denver Office Negative 97,300 sq. ft. of direct net absorption was recorded in
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SwitchWood and Love Weld are the latest retailers to join LoDo’s Dairy Block. SwitchWood was founded in 2014 by Denver artist and designer Drew Storm Graham. Combining Graham’s passion for woodworking & fine art, SwitchWood incorporates unique materials into wearable accessories, including sunglasses, interchangeable wooden bowties, watches, cuff links, flasks, wine stoppers and more. SwitchWood’s
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Colorado Preservation, Inc. (CPI) received an award from the National Park Service’s Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant to develop a subgrant program to support and stimulate historic preservation projects in Colorado’s rural historic downtowns (defined as a 2020 census population of 50,000 or less). Grant applications are now being accepted with approximately $612,000 expected to
