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• Boulder property owners snagged by costly city short-term rental regulations February 23, 2020
  Adam Kulikoski is facing in excess of $10,000 in fines from Boulder, plus thousands more in lost income from potentially having a city home rental license revoked, as officials have built a case that he violated the municipal short-term rental regulations.
  Sam Lounsberry
• Homebuyers in metro Denver winning more concessions from sellers February 22, 2020
  More and more homebuyers are asking for and receiving concessions from sellers in metro Denver, according to an analysis from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Front Range industrial revolution: Big warehouse projects sprouting across Denver and beyond February 21, 2020
  Paul Hyde came down from his native Minnesota to break ground on his first industrial park along Colorado's Front Range in the spring of 2018.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver’s Berkeley Park Funeral Chapel saved from wrecking ball February 20, 2020
  For the second time this winter, a Denver building that appeared destined for demolition has been saved by an 11th-hour deal.
  Joe Rubino
• Quiznos says original location in Denver is unsustainable as landlord lists building for lease February 20, 2020
  A Quiznos spokeswoman said in a Wednesday email that operating their original Denver location on Grant Street "has become unsustainable.”
  BusinessDen
• Colorado homebuyers are happy, mostly, but slightly less satisfied February 19, 2020
  Colorado buyers had lower happiness scores than the country as a whole on questions about having "friendly neighbors," "neighborhood safety," and the availability of "good jobs."
  Aldo Svaldi
• Many Colorado homeowners are “equity rich” when it comes to their mortgages February 18, 2020
  Mortgage borrowers in Colorado ended the last decade in a much healthier place than where they started it, especially along the Front Range.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Colorado’s housing crunch reaches beyond Front Range, as mountain and plains communities struggle to provide affordable options February 16, 2020
  The chronic housing shortages that have put intense pressure on metro Denver residents and clamped down on workers in the state's resort towns in recent years are being felt in distinct and stubborn ways in small Colorado towns from Buena Vista to Limon.
  Joe Rubino
• Real estate startup promises Denver consumers a more fruitful home buying experience February 15, 2020
  Orchard, a startup real estate brokerage, has entered the metro Denver market with a new model it claims removes several friction points when it comes to buying and selling homes.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Debt & Democracy: Metro district developers among tax delinquents February 15, 2020
  Developers of Colorado's metro districts approve the property taxes that homeowners are supposed to pay, but don't necessarily pay those taxes themselves on land they own in the district, a Denver Post review of delinquent taxes found.
  David Migoya