FlexEtc plans to open a 67,180-square-foot co-warehousing and coworking facility at 601 Alter Street in Broomfield in January 2027. The new location will expand the company’s Colorado footprint along the Denver-Boulder corridor. The Broomfield facility will be FlexEtc’s second Colorado location, joining its Denver facility at 5180 Fox St., which opened in 2023. The new space will serve businesses
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Björn’s Colorado Honey has opened a new Boulder storefront along the city’s iconic Pearl Street, bringing the beloved Colorado brand’s artisanal honey and specialty products together with coffee and ice cream under one roof. Designed by Denver-based architecture and design firm Neoera, in collaboration with Björn’s, the new store transforms a prominent corner space within the
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Denver Union Station is pleased to announce that Maria Empanada is now serving delicious Argentinian empanadas in the Great Hall. Founded by immigrant Lorena Cantarovici on $300 and a dream, Maria Empanada is a celebration of Argentine culture and culinary tradition. From humble beginnings making empanadas in her garage in 2011, Cantarovici has expanded to operate multiple Maria
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UCHealth is partnering with JE Dunn Construction on a significant expansion at its Memorial Hospital North campus, advancing a long-term master facility plan designed to meet the growing healthcare needs of Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas. The multi-year effort includes a new patient tower, expanded clinical and diagnostic services, and a new four-story, 302,000-square-foot
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The City and County of Denver has released a draft small area plan outlining a vision for the redevelopment of Burnham Yard and surrounding neighborhoods, with recommendations focused on affordable housing, economic opportunities, historic preservation and improved transportation connections. Released October 14 by the city’s Department of Community Planning and Development (CPD), the draft plan
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Downtown Denver has an opportunity to emerge from the post-pandemic reset with a stronger, more diversified urban core built around far more than the traditional five-day office economy, according to a new report by the Downtown Denver Partnership. The Next Era of Downtown Denver: Reinventing Downtown for the Way We Live Now, developed by world-renowned urbanist Richard
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The first phase of Clayworks, a 14-acre, six-block redevelopment of the former CoorsTek ceramics manufacturing site in Golden, is now complete with the opening of The Pottery, a new 188,600-square-foot office building developed by AC Development, the Coors family’s development company. Tryba Architects served as architect and Holder Construction served as general contractor. The milestone marks CoorsTek’s return of its global headquarters to
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Commercial real estate leaders expect industry conditions to worsen slightly over the next 12 months, according to the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (CREDA) CRE Sentiment Index for fall 2026. Rising interest rates and construction costs are outweighing a stronger outlook for rents and occupancy. The index fell to 48 from 52 in March 2026. It
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Denver International Airport (DEN) recently announced that two DEN-owned development districts, Peña Station Next and 40th & Airport, are located within census tracts nominated by Gov. Jared Polis for federal Opportunity Zone 2.0 designation. A census tract is a geographic area the U.S. Census Bureau uses to measure demographic data, including population and income. These
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Evergreen Development, a regional commercial real estate developer, and the Schmer family announced the groundbreaking of Schmer Farm Marketplace, a 29-acre King Soopers-anchored shopping center located at the southeast corner of Highway 34 and Rocky Mountain Avenue in Loveland. The project represents a significant milestone for one of Northern Colorado’s fastest-growing corridors and reflects a
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