On September 5, Bluff Lake Nature Center (BLNC), Denver’s only nonprofit nature center and the city’s largest open space, celebrated the topping out of its highly anticipated campus improvements with a ceremony attended by community leaders, project partners, and supporters. The event marked the placement of the final structural element on the new 2.5-acre development […]
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Plans for the massive redevelopment around Ball Arena are beginning to take shape, with the first detailed concept submitted to the city this week. The proposal outlines the Wynkoop Crossing Pedestrian Bridge, which will span Speer Boulevard and serve as a critical link between downtown Denver and the new 70-acre neighborhood planned around the arena.
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Denver Union Station is welcoming the return of Pigtrain Coffee Co. and Milkbox Ice Creamery, both reopening after extensive renovations. The refreshed spaces now feature a modern redesign and updated menus, offering craft coffee drinks, sweet and savory breakfast items, and a variety of artisan ice cream flavors. The spaces were redesigned by BOSS Architecture
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Hamilton Zanze, a leading San Francisco-based multifamily real estate investment firm, has sold Harvest Station, a 119-unit garden-style community in Broomfield. The property sold for $85 million to California-based Four Peaks Multifamily Partners, a real estate private equity firm, according to a special warranty deed filed in Broomfield. “We are thrilled with the sale of
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RedPeak Welcomes Josh Foley as New Chief Executive Officer RedPeak, Denver’s premier multifamily owner, developer, and manager, announced Josh Foley as its new chief executive officer following an extensive national search to find the company’s next leader. The search was led by RedPeak’s managing board in collaboration with Ferguson Partners. The appointment marks a pivotal transition as Mark Windhager, RedPeak’s
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Brinkerhoff Hospitality, a fixture in Colorado’s dining scene for more than 45 years, is renaming its La Loma restaurants in Castle Rock and downtown Denver to Savina’s Mexican Kitchen in tribute to Grandma Savina Mendoza, whose recipes remain central to the menu. Savina’s Mexican Kitchen will maintain the same menu, atmosphere, and experience while representing
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MHK Architecture is proud to mark two major milestones in Denver: the expansion of its growing office and the groundbreaking of a meaningful new project for Wellspring Church in Englewood, Colorado. MHK’s Denver office began as a two-person venture focused on delivering high-quality, concierge-level architecture services. Just three years later, the office has grown into
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The Zumper Denver Metro Report analyzed active listings in August across Denver metro cities to show the most and least expensive cities, and cities with the fastest-growing rents. Highlights The Most Expensive The Least Expensive The Largest Decline (Y/Y%) The Largest Decline (M/M%) The Zumper Denver Metro Area Report analyzed active listings that hit the
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Highlands Ranch Medical Campus, a portfolio consisting of 153,858 square feet of medical outpatient buildings in two buildings located at 630 and 640 Plaza Drive in Highlands Ranch, has sold for $41 million. An LLC linked to Chicago-based Remedy Medical Properties purchased the campus, according to special warranty deeds filed in Douglas County. Chris
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By Laura Kucharczyk, executive managing director, JLL’s Project and Development Services According to the World Bank Group, cities are home to more than half of the global population. While cities serve as hubs for business, culture, and tourism, they also account for 70% of CO₂ emissions. As urban populations grow, climate risks intensify, and we approach the
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