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• Denver’s latest health trend doesn’t involve a spin bike or juice cleanse. Instead, it’s a needle and IV bag. June 14, 2019
  To the needle-averse, voluntarily shelling out more than a hundred bucks so that a nurse can hook you up with an IV bag loaded with saline solution and vitamins you could buy in chewable form may sound extreme.
  Joe Rubino
• As Castle Rock looks to evolve beyond a bedroom community, the old town dump will be key June 13, 2019
  When looked at through the lens of economic development, Castle Rock might best be described as a recent college grad. It's got tools and potential. Now it's time to find a job. Or, in this case, jobs; thousands of them, ideally.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver police consider bringing controversial crime-free housing program to rental properties in the city June 12, 2019
  The idea behind the crime free multi-housing program is to keep illegal activity out of rental properties by implementing rules that state a renter can lose their apartment if they're connected to a crime.
  Jennifer Kovaleski
• Denver is the most expensive city to rent an apartment in the metro area. Find out what cities are the cheapest. June 11, 2019
  Denver has the most expensive rental rate in the metro area, with a median cost of $1,540 to rent a one-bedroom apartment.
  Carina Julig
• Why would someone tear down a $2.1 million home in Boulder? To build this $7.5 million house, of course. June 11, 2019
  A luxurious estate in Boulder's Knollwood neighborhood is on the market for $7.5 million.
  Mario Sanelli
• Brighton’s farming heritage is under pressure. Historic Splendid Valley may be its salvation. June 10, 2019
  Brighton and Adams County have teamed up to create Historic Splendid Valley, a dusted-off moniker that traces back to the city's founding and identifies 5,000 acres south of Brighton as prime agriculture land that is in need of saving, as the relentless pace of development in and around the metro area continues unabated.
  John Aguilar
• Meth-contaminated row home in Denver selling for $500,000 June 7, 2019
  Don't declare it a buyer's market just yet. A Denver row home contaminated with meth just sold for $500,000.
  Carina Julig
• Funeral home in Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood could be demolished to make way for 58 townhomes June 5, 2019
  The Olinger Moore Howard-Berkeley Park Funeral Chapel has stood at the northeast corner of Tennyson Street and West 46th Avenue since 1960, according to city records. It served around 125 families each year in its day.
  Joe Rubino
• BoardRE is banking on the appeal of all-cash offers in Denver’s competitive housing market June 4, 2019
  The key to the business model is the belief that all-cash offers close deals faster and smoother than loan-contingent deals. By making even a buyer with 5 percent or less to put down an all-cash contender, Board aims to level the homebuying playing field in competitive markets like Denver, founders say.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver architecture office tapped for Antarctic mission May 29, 2019
  When it's time to rebuild a research installation in one of the most punishing climates on Earth, where do you turn? To the Mile High City, of course.
  Joe Rubino