Reports
Denver-Boulder Life Sciences Vacancy Climbs in Q1 2026
The Denver-Boulder Life Sciences Market Report Q1 2026 from Savills shows the region’s life sciences sector continuing to normalize in early 2026, with rising vacancy and slower tenant demand ...
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Downtown Achieves Highest Post-Pandemic Return-to-Office Rate
Downtown Denver’s recovery held firm in March 2026, achieving the highest return-to-office rate, strengthening residential demand, and growing a mix of new ground-floor businesses. According ...
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Downtown Denver Sustains Recovery Momentum into Spring
Downtown Denver continued its strong recovery trajectory in February, building on a robust start to 2026 with steady foot traffic, a flattening office vacancy rate, ...
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Denver Construction Costs Up 4.75% in Q1 2026
Denver’s construction costs are climbing at a strong 4.75% year-over-year pace. and remain influenced by labor, financing, and policy dynamics, according to the latest RLB ...
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Mile High Transactions Report Week Ending 03.20.26
171-Unit Apartment Community in the Springs Sells for $11M Kaufman Hagan recently announced the sale of the Arbor Pointe Apartments, a 171-unit apartment community located along ...
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604,000 SF of Denver Office Space in the Pipeline in 2026
According to CommercialCafe’s latest Office Pipeline report, agility has become the defining currency of today’s office market, as developers scale back, pause, or recalibrate projects to ...
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Women in Construction: Gains and Ongoing Challenges
March 1–7, 2026, marks the annual Women in Construction Week, and a new industry analysis from Fixr.com highlights both progress and remaining gaps as women continue to strengthen their ...
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AI in Smart Buildings, Infrastructure to Hit $359B by 2034
Artificial intelligence is rapidly emerging as one of the most transformative forces in the built environment—reshaping how buildings are designed, constructed, managed, and operated. A ...
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Mile High Transactions Report Week Ending 02.20.26
Henry Group Brokers Sale of Prime Corner Property in Downtown Littleton Henry Group Real Estate recently announced the sale of 2589 West Littleton Boulevard, Littleton, ...
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Construction Industry Must Attract 349,000 Workers in 2026
According to Associated Builders and Contractors’ latest workforce forecast, the industry will need to attract approximately 349,000 additional workers in 2026 to meet expected demand. In 2027, ...
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Denver-Boulder Life Sciences Vacancy Climbs in Q1 2026
The Denver-Boulder Life Sciences Market Report Q1 2026 from Savills shows the region’s life sciences sector continuing to normalize in early 2026, with rising vacancy and slower tenant demand ...
Read More →
Downtown Achieves Highest Post-Pandemic Return-to-Office Rate
Downtown Denver’s recovery held firm in March 2026, achieving the highest return-to-office rate, strengthening residential demand, and growing a mix of new ground-floor businesses. According ...
Read More →
Downtown Denver Sustains Recovery Momentum into Spring
Downtown Denver continued its strong recovery trajectory in February, building on a robust start to 2026 with steady foot traffic, a flattening office vacancy rate, ...
Read More →
Denver Construction Costs Up 4.75% in Q1 2026
Denver’s construction costs are climbing at a strong 4.75% year-over-year pace. and remain influenced by labor, financing, and policy dynamics, according to the latest RLB ...
Read More →
Mile High Transactions Report Week Ending 03.20.26
171-Unit Apartment Community in the Springs Sells for $11M Kaufman Hagan recently announced the sale of the Arbor Pointe Apartments, a 171-unit apartment community located along ...
Read More →
604,000 SF of Denver Office Space in the Pipeline in 2026
According to CommercialCafe’s latest Office Pipeline report, agility has become the defining currency of today’s office market, as developers scale back, pause, or recalibrate projects to ...
Read More →
Women in Construction: Gains and Ongoing Challenges
March 1–7, 2026, marks the annual Women in Construction Week, and a new industry analysis from Fixr.com highlights both progress and remaining gaps as women continue to strengthen their ...
Read More →
AI in Smart Buildings, Infrastructure to Hit $359B by 2034
Artificial intelligence is rapidly emerging as one of the most transformative forces in the built environment—reshaping how buildings are designed, constructed, managed, and operated. A ...
Read More →
Mile High Transactions Report Week Ending 02.20.26
Henry Group Brokers Sale of Prime Corner Property in Downtown Littleton Henry Group Real Estate recently announced the sale of 2589 West Littleton Boulevard, Littleton, ...
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Construction Industry Must Attract 349,000 Workers in 2026
According to Associated Builders and Contractors’ latest workforce forecast, the industry will need to attract approximately 349,000 additional workers in 2026 to meet expected demand. In 2027, ...
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