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Finding the Housing Middle Ground in the Mountain West

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

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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Mile High Dine and Recline: Hotel Maverick, Grand Junction

By Hotel Maverick, As Colorado travelers increasingly look beyond crowded mountain corridors for their next getaway, a quieter evolution in hospitality is taking shape in ...
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Q&A with Will Bate, KTGY’s New CEO

KTGY, an award-winning national design firm focused on architecture, interior design, branded environments, and urban design, recently announced Will Bate as the firm’s new CEO. ...
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Colorado Construction Insurance is Reshaping the Market

By January Allen, director, Fennemore Denver Construction insurance in Colorado is no longer a back-office consideration—it is a defining factor in whether projects pencil, proceed, or ...
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Colorado CRE Hits Sustainability Turning Point

By Bethany Beers, EEI Building Performance Colorado’s built environment is entering a period of rapid transformation. Rising energy costs, grid constraints, and new regulatory requirements are ...
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Capital Markets Update: A More Disciplined Cycle Takes Shape in 2026 

By Bill Grubbs, CIO at Realberry   As we move through 2026, the commercial real estate market continues to transition into a new cycle that will be driven more by focused execution ...
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Finding the Housing Middle Ground in the Mountain West

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

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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Mile High Dine and Recline: Hotel Maverick, Grand Junction

By Hotel Maverick, As Colorado travelers increasingly look beyond crowded mountain corridors for their next getaway, a quieter evolution in hospitality is taking shape in ...
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Q&A with Will Bate, KTGY’s New CEO

KTGY, an award-winning national design firm focused on architecture, interior design, branded environments, and urban design, recently announced Will Bate as the firm’s new CEO. ...
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Colorado Construction Insurance is Reshaping the Market

By January Allen, director, Fennemore Denver Construction insurance in Colorado is no longer a back-office consideration—it is a defining factor in whether projects pencil, proceed, or ...
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Colorado CRE Hits Sustainability Turning Point

By Bethany Beers, EEI Building Performance Colorado’s built environment is entering a period of rapid transformation. Rising energy costs, grid constraints, and new regulatory requirements are ...
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CRE PeopleDevelopment

Capital Markets Update: A More Disciplined Cycle Takes Shape in 2026 

By Bill Grubbs, CIO at Realberry   As we move through 2026, the commercial real estate market continues to transition into a new cycle that will be driven more by focused execution ...
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