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Access the 50% Safe Harbored Solar Tax Credit for Your Commercial Solar Project
August 6, 2026
By Rachel Mountain, The changing of tax laws via the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) brought a shift to the commercial solar landscape. Many ...
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Mile High Dine & Recline: Kindred Resort, Keystone
August 4, 2026
By Katie Rapone, For decades, Keystone has been a year-round mountain destination known for skiing, mountain biking, festivals and outdoor recreation. Yet despite its popularity, ...
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Denver’s Growing Apartment Inventory is Changing How Investors Compete
July 30, 2026
Denver’s multifamily market is changing, but rather than slowing down as some expect, it is evolving. Inventory has been rising, cap rates are rising slightly, ...
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Adaptive Reuse: A Steamboat Developer’s Answer to a Billion-Dollar Building Boom
July 21, 2026
By Chris Paoli, managing partner, The Agency Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs is in the middle of its biggest development cycle in more than a decade. ...
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The Denver Studio Behind Colorado’s Hospitality Boom
July 7, 2026
By Mile High CRE, Increasingly, conversations about hospitality branding are happening long before the first shovel ever hits the ground. For developers, branding is becoming ...
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Mile High Dine & Recline: Hyatt Regency Denver Elevates Business Travel
June 30, 2026
By Katie Rapone, Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center’s $70 million transformation signals a new chapter for one of downtown Denver’s most recognizable hospitality ...
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Modular Affordable Housing Project Marks Major Milestone
June 25, 2026
Blue Room Housing, a Denver-based impact-first developer creating affordable mixed-use communities through innovative modular construction, alongside RISE Modular, today reached a major construction milestone at Blue ...
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How Flexible Office Design is Shaping the Future of Workplace Culture
June 16, 2026
By Sarah Marvez, director of commercial development of AC Development, and Elizabeth Steinberg, principal of Sundance Project Management The workplace has undergone a fundamental shift ...
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Finding the Housing Middle Ground in the Mountain West
June 9, 2026
By Marianne Stuck and Chris Geddes, principals at Design Workshop For generations, the Mountain West has grown outward rather than upward. Abundant land, vast landscapes, ...
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Why 2026 Could Mark a Turning Point for CRE Deal Activity
May 27, 2026
By Amy Aldridge, partner, TRE There’s a lag built into commercial real estate that most people outside the industry don’t think about. By the time ...
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Access the 50% Safe Harbored Solar Tax Credit for Your Commercial Solar Project
August 6, 2026
By Rachel Mountain, The changing of tax laws via the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) brought a shift to the commercial solar landscape. Many ...
Read More →
Mile High Dine & Recline: Kindred Resort, Keystone
August 4, 2026
By Katie Rapone, For decades, Keystone has been a year-round mountain destination known for skiing, mountain biking, festivals and outdoor recreation. Yet despite its popularity, ...
Read More →
Denver’s Growing Apartment Inventory is Changing How Investors Compete
July 30, 2026
Denver’s multifamily market is changing, but rather than slowing down as some expect, it is evolving. Inventory has been rising, cap rates are rising slightly, ...
Read More →
Adaptive Reuse: A Steamboat Developer’s Answer to a Billion-Dollar Building Boom
July 21, 2026
By Chris Paoli, managing partner, The Agency Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs is in the middle of its biggest development cycle in more than a decade. ...
Read More →
The Denver Studio Behind Colorado’s Hospitality Boom
July 7, 2026
By Mile High CRE, Increasingly, conversations about hospitality branding are happening long before the first shovel ever hits the ground. For developers, branding is becoming ...
Read More →
Mile High Dine & Recline: Hyatt Regency Denver Elevates Business Travel
June 30, 2026
By Katie Rapone, Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center’s $70 million transformation signals a new chapter for one of downtown Denver’s most recognizable hospitality ...
Read More →
Modular Affordable Housing Project Marks Major Milestone
June 25, 2026
Blue Room Housing, a Denver-based impact-first developer creating affordable mixed-use communities through innovative modular construction, alongside RISE Modular, today reached a major construction milestone at Blue ...
Read More →
How Flexible Office Design is Shaping the Future of Workplace Culture
June 16, 2026
By Sarah Marvez, director of commercial development of AC Development, and Elizabeth Steinberg, principal of Sundance Project Management The workplace has undergone a fundamental shift ...
Read More →
Finding the Housing Middle Ground in the Mountain West
June 9, 2026
By Marianne Stuck and Chris Geddes, principals at Design Workshop For generations, the Mountain West has grown outward rather than upward. Abundant land, vast landscapes, ...
Read More →
Why 2026 Could Mark a Turning Point for CRE Deal Activity
May 27, 2026
By Amy Aldridge, partner, TRE There’s a lag built into commercial real estate that most people outside the industry don’t think about. By the time ...
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