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Denver One of the Most-Ready Cities for Electric Vehicles

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With new electric vehicles entering the market thick and fast, questions about mass adoption preparedness are ongoing. Which cities are boosting electric transportation uptake, and which lag behind? For those considering a battery-powered car, the Denver metro area is the nation’s 13th-placed electric car hotspot. That’s according to Yardi’s latest ranking of the largest 100+

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First-of-its-Kind Multifamily Community Breaks Ground in Denver

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On April 5, Mortenson and joint venture partner Pinnacle Partners, celebrated the groundbreaking of Revival on Platte, a first-of-its-kind multifamily project, part of the Denver Stadium District Master Plan that will showcase the full breadth of Mortenson’s develop, design, fabricate and build capabilities. “We’re thrilled to partner with the Pinnacle team on this incredible opportunity, as both organizations share a

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DIA Remains Third-Busiest Airport in the World

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Post pandemic, Airports Council International (ACI) World has published the top 10 busiest airports worldwide for 2022. DIA has retained its impressive third-busiest ranking. The rankings welcome back some of the world’s largest airport hubs as international traffic returns, marking an important milestone in air travel’s full recovery from the impact of the pandemic. Passenger

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The Weitz Company Celebrates 26th and Alcott Topping Off

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Grand Peaks‘ for-rent high-rise apartment development has topped out at the intersection of 26th Avenue and Alcott Street in Denver’s Jefferson Park neighborhood. The first tower of the 15-story, 626-unit property houses 93 short term rental units while the second tower houses 533 apartment style units. Construction began in October 2021 and is on schedule for completion in April

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Denver City Council to Vote on Preservation of 1741 N. Gaylord

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On April 24, Denver City Council will vote on whether to approve or deny a landmark designation application for 1741 N. Gaylord St. at a public hearing. On August 16, 2022, Community Planning and Development (CPD) received a Certificate of Demolition Eligibility (CDE) application for 1741 N. Gaylord St. The city’s landmark preservation staff review

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Denver is the Most Climate-Resilient City in the U.S.

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Architectural Digest has rated 50 major cities across the United States based on population, historical weather data, and more to determine the most climate-resilient cities in the United States. Denver ranks No.1. Communities invested in renewable energy sources are well-positioned to adapt to a changing climate and will become increasingly more desirable places to live. This will

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C-PACE and Electrification: How to Start Planning Now

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By Joel Poppert, managing director, Imperial Ridge Real Estate Capital The future is coming, and it’s going to be electrified. The questions on many developers’ and owners’ minds now is, how soon, and how much is it going to cost. The answer? You’d be wise to start planning now. Right now, more than 100 cities and counties

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Gov. Polis Announces “More Housing Now” Bill to Create More Affordable Housing

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In March, Gov. Polis announced his comprehensive plan to help create more housing for every Colorado budget. The More Housing Now plan takes action to cut red tape and incentivize building more affordable and efficient housing options that meet the needs of local communities. Today, Governor Polis and the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) released interim results

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Safe and Healthy Colorado Coalition Calls for Phasing Out New Oil and Gas Permits by 2030

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Ahead of Earth Day 2023, Safe & Healthy Colorado, a grassroots coalition of dozens of endorsing community and statewide organizations, has launched a statewide ballot initiative for a gradual phase out of new oil and gas permits by 2030, curtailing fracking first in the most polluted communities and promoting a just transition for workers and communities

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Hotel Denver in Glenwood Springs Announces Two-Phased Renovation Project

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The Hotel Denver, an iconic historic hotel in downtown Glenwood Springs owned by Terrapin Investments, is to undergo a two phased renovation that will ultimately result in significant enhancements to the lobby, guest rooms/suites, and public spaces. The first phase is well underway and will include new furniture and decor in the 73 guestrooms. All

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