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• Celebrate the holiday by finding a new Colorado home for your golden years November 25, 2022
  Colorado makes an ideal retirement destination. The state enjoys plenty of sunshine and boasts breathtaking mountain views. If you want to be closer to your family, Thanksgiving is the perfect time to start considering a relocation. Here are eight options across Metro Denver, near Boulder in northwest Colorado, and south in Colorado Springs to get […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• Colorado voters take action to help create affordable housing November 25, 2022
  Colorado voters took action to help address the state’s affordable housing crisis earlier this month. By approving Proposition 123 by a 52.6% to 47.4% margin, they authorized taking 0.1% of the state’s federal taxable income to create a $300 million affordable housing fund. More than 260 organizations across the political spectrum supported Proposition 123, including […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• American Financing cutting nearly two-thirds of its Aurora workforce thanks to surging interest rates November 17, 2022
  American Financing Corporation has informed nearly two-thirds of its remaining workers that they will be out of a job after higher interest rates caused mortgage loan demand to fall more than expected.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Monfort Companies buys El Chapultepec and Giggling Grizzly with plans for new restaurant and bar November 16, 2022
  The same day that Monfort Companies and Riot Hospitality broke ground on Riot House in downtown Denver, the group announced that it had purchased El Chapultepec and Giggling Grizzly on the corner of 20th and Market Streets.
  Lily O'Neill
• October home sales slow in Denver and across Colorado November 16, 2022
  Home sales in the Denver area decreased in October as high mortgage rates discouraged buyers, and some sellers decided to wait for more favorable conditions. New listings dropped 5.1% from September. At the end of October, 7,290 homes were for sale— still well below historical averages, and the inventory was only about half of what […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• Denver chef Frank Bonanno takes over operations at Evergreen’s famed El Rancho restaurant and brewery November 16, 2022
  The story of Evergreen's famed El Rancho restaurant is about to start a new chapter.
  Tiney Ricciardi
• Housing market’s October big chill in Colorado wasn’t limited to the Front Range November 14, 2022
  The deep freeze that settled over the housing market in October wasn't just limited to metro Denver, according to a monthly update last week from the Colorado Association of Realtors.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver’s rental licensing program for apartments to come up 24K short at its Jan. 1 deadline. What happens next? November 13, 2022
  Denver officials estimate that 25,000 multi-unit rental properties in the city, including apartment complexes, will need newly required residential rental licenses by the impending deadline of Jan. 1, 2023 — less than eight weeks away.
  Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton
• Growth in Colorado’s aerospace industry ripples through earthbound real estate business November 12, 2022
  The growth of Colorado companies working in space is driving an increasing need for space on the ground to support theirWe operations taking place hundreds of miles above the Earth.
  Judith Kohler
• Flora part of the coming change in the River North Arts District skyline November 12, 2022
  A recession may be on the horizon, but that would be hard to tell looking out on the skyline of the River North Art District, where several buildings are going up simultaneously and several more are in the works.
  Aldo Svaldi