Platte Valley School District Weld RE-7 was recently joined by community members, JHL Constructors, RB+B Architects, and Agora West to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the district’s new Central Office. A few weeks prior, the district also celebrated the topping out of the new Platte Valley Middle School. The new Central Office serves as a […]
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Restaurateur Bryan Dayton—the force behind Colorado’s acclaimed restaurants, including Corrida, OAK at Fourteenth, BriDer, Acorn, Bellota, C Burger, and C Bar— will open a flagship steakhouse, The Stockton, inside The Exchange, the historic heart of the National Western Center. Set to debut in summer 2026, the restaurant will bring Colorado’s cattle heritage to the table
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Steel Peak Properties, a California-based commercial real estate investment firm specializing in industrial outdoor storage (IOS) assets, has entered the Denver market with the acquisition of a 2.07-acre IOS property at 4600 Monaco Street. The $3.27 million purchase marks Steel Peak’s first investment in both Denver and the state of Colorado and continues the firm’s expansion
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McWhinney, a Colorado-based real estate investor and developer, today announced it has changed its name to Realberry. The rebrand coincides with a strategic shift in the company’s investment approach, aimed at expanding access to high-quality real estate opportunities and broadening wealth-building pathways for accredited investors nationwide. The name Realberry draws from the company’s earliest chapter, a
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Aardex, a data-driven, community-minded real estate investment and development firm, has acquired Brands West, a two-building, Class-A industrial campus totaling 187,457 square feet in Loveland, from Hines. Located at 5365 Byrd Dr. and 5645 Kitty Hawk Dr the fully leased property sits along the I-25 corridor within the Crossroads-area growth node near the Northern Colorado Regional Airport and across from
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Building Engines, a JLL company, has released The State of Property Management Technology, 2026, a new global research report based on a survey of more than 350 commercial real estate (CRE) professionals conducted in partnership with BOMA International. The findings reveal a pivotal moment for property management: while technology is now essential, many teams are struggling to translate
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Denver International Airport (DEN) announced the opening of the newest restaurant on Concourse B: Denver Street Eats. “We’re excited to welcome Denver Street Eats to DEN, bringing the dynamic energy of the RiNo neighborhood’s modern industrial style and bold flavors with locally sourced ingredients to travelers from around the globe,” said DEN CEO Phil Washington.
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For GH Phipps Construction Companies, recent renovations at offices in Greenwood Village, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins were about more than refreshed finishes or updated layouts. They were about creating a cohesive, intentional experience that reflects the company’s culture, values, and commitment to collaboration. GH Phipps partnered with Eidos Architects on all three office renovations, ensuring each
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As ALDI approaches its 50th anniversary in the U.S., the discount grocer is marking the milestone with a major expansion that includes its first-ever entry into Colorado. The retailer plans to open more than 180 new stores nationwide by the end of 2026 and has outlined a five-year growth strategy that prioritizes new Colorado locations,
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CBRE has just released its Q4 2025 reports for Denver’s office and industrial markets. The Denver office market saw clearer signs of stabilization to end 2025, as net absorption turned positive for the first time since early 2022 and vacancy realized its first post-pandemic decline. Denver’s industrial market performance reflected sustained positive fundamentals, with ample
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