Custom framing company, Framebridge, will open its first Colorado location on Saturday, February 21, at 255 Clayton St in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood. The Cherry Creek store is the brand’s 46th location and the latest in its coast-to-coast retail expansion across 15 states and D.C. Located in Denver’s premier Cherry Creek shopping district, the new
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Brinkman Construction, in partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Denver and architecture firm Gresham Smith, marked the completion of the Aurora Ronald McDonald House renovation on February 16 with a ribbon-cutting event celebrating the newly transformed space. The event brought together project partners, staff, supporters, and community members to celebrate the completed renovations. The
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The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is preparing one of the most significant capital improvements in its history—a $30 million renovation and expansion of its longtime Gems & Minerals Hall that will reshape a cornerstone attraction and reinforce the institution’s role as a regional educational anchor. Museum officials say the project will expand the exhibition by
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The State of Colorado has approved a new public-private partnership in Lakewood that will redevelop underutilized State-owned land into a mixed-income community focused on expanding housing access, supporting working families, and strengthening long-term community stability. Led by the State’s Department of Personnel & Administration’s Public-Private Partnership (P3) Collaboration Unit, the projects at 1881 Pierce St.
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Connecticut-based QXO (NYSE: QXO), a publicly traded distributor of building products, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Englewood-based Kodiak Building Partners from Court Square Capital Partners for approximately $2.25 billion. The transaction is expected to be highly accretive to 2026 earnings and will expand QXO’s current addressable market to more than $200 billion.
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By Micah Giardetti, principal, Design Workshop, It’s early morning and the sun hasn’t yet risen. I can hear the furnace kick on as I layer upthermals, heated gloves and insoles, ski helmet, winter goggles, and a parka knowing the ride ahead will be cold. As I pedal east, my breath hangs in the air and
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JLL Capital Markets has arranged $77.1 million in total project financing for Commerce Yards, a 466,000-square-foot Class A industrial development located at 9401 Heinz Way in Commerce City, scheduled to break ground in April 2026. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Lincoln Property Company, to secure the financing package that included JV equity from a
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KTGY Announces the Hiring of Craig Lawrence, AIA, NCARB as Associate Principal KTGY, an award-winning design firm focused on architecture, interior design, branded environments, and urban design, announced the hiring of Craig Lawrence, AIA, NCARB, as an associate principal in its Denver office, elevating the firm’s regional expertise and expanding the opportunities to support clients
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According to Associated Builders and Contractors’ latest workforce forecast, the industry will need to attract approximately 349,000 additional workers in 2026 to meet expected demand. In 2027, the industry will need to bring in 456,000 new workers to meet demand as construction spending growth is poised to resume for the first time in years. ABC’s proprietary model uses the
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Downtown Denver started the new year on a high note, building on 2025’s recovery momentum with increased pedestrian activity and continued business growth. According to the Downtown Denver Partnership’s High Frequency Economic Update, in January 2026, downtown Denver’s pedestrian activity reached 94% of January 2019 levels, marking an eight-percentage-point increase compared to January 2025. Additionally,
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