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Adolfson & Peterson Receives Four ENR Best Project Awards

DENVER –  Adolfson & Peterson Construction (AP) — a family-owned company that is consistently ranked among the top construction managers and general contractors in the nation — recently received four ENR’s 2018 Best Projects awards. Three of the four projects are located in Colorado. A panel of nine judges from various industries selected winners and merit awards from […]

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North Aurora Family Health Services Facility Opens Ahead of Schedule and Under Budget

AURORA – Pinkard Construction, in a design-build relationship with MOA Architecture and owner Metro Community Provider Network (MCPN), recently completed the North Aurora Family Health Services (NAFHS) renovation ahead of schedule and under budget. Total project budget was $3.8 million, with a construction budget of $1.58 million. Pinkard is returning approximately $80,000 in savings to MCPN, while completing approximately

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Denver Releases 80×50 Climate Action Plan

DENVER — Mayor Michael B. Hancock recently reaffirmed Denver’s leadership in combatting climate change and embracing clean energy with the release of the city’s 80×50 Climate Action Plan. “Cities like Denver will continue to push forward on clean energy,” Mayor Hancock said. “We have a responsibility to do everything we can to ensure clean air and

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Fortune 500 Company Expands in the Denver Tech Center

DENVER — H5 Data Centers, a national colocation and wholesale data center provider, has announced plans to expand its Denver data center, located at 5350 S. Valentia Way in the Denver Tech Center. The data center expansion includes the build-out of a 5,000-square-foot, private raised floor suite, which has been pre-leased by an existing Fortune 500

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Apartment Complex Sells for Routt County Record Price

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS – SkiView Place, a Steamboat Springs apartment project, recently sold for a Routt County record price of $9,050,000 ($215,476 per unit). The project was purchased by Tralee Capital Partners, from developer, Brinkman and ownership partner Woodbury Strategic Partners. The 34,000-square-foot, two-building project includes 42-units and sits on a 1.1 acre site. Upon opening in 2015, SkiView represented

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New High School in Thornton Opens for First Day of School

THORNTON — Hundreds of excited students, parents and community members came out to celebrate the official opening of Riverdale Ridge High School (RRHS) on August 7 at a ribbon cutting ceremony. The first official day of school is August 14. Located at 13380 Yosemite Street in Thornton, Riverdale is the third comprehensive high school within School

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Denver-based C-PACE Financier Secures $500 Million for Sustainable CRE

DENVER — Lever Energy Capital, a Denver-based Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) financier, has officially launched one of the largest dedicated C-PACE ventures in the country, and the only one in Colorado. The company now has the ability to originate up to $500 million in C-PACE financings for sustainable commercial real estate. C-PACE financing is unique in that it

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New Report Says Denver is No. 6 ‘Boomtown’

Denver was listed as the nation’s No. 6 “boomtown,” ahead of Dallas and Seattle. To come up with its list of 100 cities, credit-card website MagnifyMoney indicated it used data from the U.S. Census American Community Survey and County Business Patterns in categories such as population and housing, workforce and earnings, and business growth. Austin,

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CSU to Begin Negotiations with Developers After Hughes Stadium Land Sale

FORT COLLINS – Colorado State University’s (CSU) governing board voted Friday to approve the sale of the land where Hughes Stadium previously sat. The CSU Research Foundation is in charge of the sale and development of the land. CSU published objectives and principles for the property including: Serving the collective interests of CSU, Larimer County and the city

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