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Amendments to Energize Denver Make it Easier for You to Comply
By Alicia Creighton, co-owner, commercial project developer, Namaste Solar The City of Denver is taking big steps toward its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. ...
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Q&A: NavPoint Real Estate Group Expands into Colorado Springs
Renee Newland, Matt Call, & Jeff Brandon are the team leading NavPoint Real Estate Group’s expansion into Colorado Springs. The new office will offer tailored ...
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4 Sustainable Real Estate Trends for a Greener Future
By Jon Buerge, president of Urban Villages Buildings currently account for 45% of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S., so it’s never been more critical ...
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Mile High Trendy Office: Fabrica RiNo
In the heart of Denver’s River North Art District (RiNo), a creative evolution is unfolding, rooted in history, art, and forward-thinking real estate. Fabrica RiNo, ...
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5 Trends Shaping Colorado’s Construction Workforce in 2025
By Ryan Romanchuk, Central Region leader, DPR Construction The construction industry has always had to navigate cyclical economic conditions, but the current environment we find ...
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From Healthcare to Hospitality: Why Every Industry is Adopting Prefabrication
By Cody Roberdeau, president of Constructive, an Elements Studio The construction industry is at a tipping point. Labor shortages, compressed schedules, cost containment, and rising ...
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Master-Planned Communities: Q&A with Kyle Harris of McWhinney
This Earth Day, we’re spotlighting how sustainable planning shapes the future of our communities. Kyle Harris, senior vice president of community development at McWhinney, shares ...
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Office Buildouts: Increasing Certainty from a Cost Perspective
By Dave Ellena, principal, Taurus Builders From RiNo’s co-working hubs to sleek office towers in Cherry Creek, Denver’s commercial real estate market is evolving to ...
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Denver Has a Moral and Economic Imperative to Continue Climate Leadership. Will It?
By Sonja Trierweiler, Global Network for Zero Last year, I received a pamphlet from Denver Water that outlined ways to conserve water at my house ...
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Portfolio-Level Performance and Tracking Provides Benefits that Offer Competitiveness
By Lisa Stanley, LEED AP ID+C director client solutions USGBC Do you operate or own a real estate portfolio that works to meet key performance indicators ...
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Amendments to Energize Denver Make it Easier for You to Comply
By Alicia Creighton, co-owner, commercial project developer, Namaste Solar The City of Denver is taking big steps toward its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. ...
Read More →
Q&A: NavPoint Real Estate Group Expands into Colorado Springs
Renee Newland, Matt Call, & Jeff Brandon are the team leading NavPoint Real Estate Group’s expansion into Colorado Springs. The new office will offer tailored ...
Read More →
4 Sustainable Real Estate Trends for a Greener Future
By Jon Buerge, president of Urban Villages Buildings currently account for 45% of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S., so it’s never been more critical ...
Read More →
Mile High Trendy Office: Fabrica RiNo
In the heart of Denver’s River North Art District (RiNo), a creative evolution is unfolding, rooted in history, art, and forward-thinking real estate. Fabrica RiNo, ...
Read More →
5 Trends Shaping Colorado’s Construction Workforce in 2025
By Ryan Romanchuk, Central Region leader, DPR Construction The construction industry has always had to navigate cyclical economic conditions, but the current environment we find ...
Read More →
From Healthcare to Hospitality: Why Every Industry is Adopting Prefabrication
By Cody Roberdeau, president of Constructive, an Elements Studio The construction industry is at a tipping point. Labor shortages, compressed schedules, cost containment, and rising ...
Read More →
Master-Planned Communities: Q&A with Kyle Harris of McWhinney
This Earth Day, we’re spotlighting how sustainable planning shapes the future of our communities. Kyle Harris, senior vice president of community development at McWhinney, shares ...
Read More →
Office Buildouts: Increasing Certainty from a Cost Perspective
By Dave Ellena, principal, Taurus Builders From RiNo’s co-working hubs to sleek office towers in Cherry Creek, Denver’s commercial real estate market is evolving to ...
Read More →
Denver Has a Moral and Economic Imperative to Continue Climate Leadership. Will It?
By Sonja Trierweiler, Global Network for Zero Last year, I received a pamphlet from Denver Water that outlined ways to conserve water at my house ...
Read More →
Portfolio-Level Performance and Tracking Provides Benefits that Offer Competitiveness
By Lisa Stanley, LEED AP ID+C director client solutions USGBC Do you operate or own a real estate portfolio that works to meet key performance indicators ...
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