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• Neguse bill would ban drilling under Rocky Flats and other Superfund sites July 12, 2019
  Following the furor late last year over a proposal to drill for oil and gas beneath the former Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant northwest of Denver, U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse introduced legislation Friday to ban mineral extraction underneath the nation's Superfund sites.
  John Aguilar
• Office space remains a relative bargain in Denver July 12, 2019
  Home prices in metro Denver may have skyrocketed this decade, but Denver office space remains a bargain compared to other major markets.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Bidding wars turning quiet in metro Denver housing market July 11, 2019
  The days when a home in metro Denver would list on the market and set off a feeding frenzy that brought in multiple offers are fading.
  Aldo Svaldi
• RiNo Art District leaving $8,200 space that was campaign issue for Giellis July 11, 2019
  The River North Art District is leaving Zeppelin Station for cheaper digs. The lease was criticized in Jamie Giellis' campaign for Denver mayor.
  Andrew Kenney
• Global luxury home brokerage plants flag in Denver July 10, 2019
  Engel & Völkers, a luxury real estate brokerage based in Germany, has established a franchise in Denver under the direction of local real estate veteran Jim Cavoto.
  Aldo Svaldi
• More than a third of Denver-metro area rents, yet a stigma still attached to not owning a home July 9, 2019
  A growing number of people rent, including more high-income households. And the new luxury apartments going up in Denver and other cities are loaded with high-end finishes, amenities and easy access to activities that most homeowners don't have.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver communities putting more faith in land trusts amid affordable housing crisis July 8, 2019
  As a nationwide affordable housing crisis continues to inflict pain on renters and would-be homebuyers across the Centennial State one tool has emerged as a key means to get more people into quality homes they can afford and stabilize neighborhoods.
  Joe Rubino
• Tiny homes as affordable and alternative housing gain in popularity. Colorado is at forefront of the movement. July 5, 2019
  As housing prices rise and environmentalism becomes more mainstream, the tiny home movement is growing, and Colorado is a major hub.
  Carina Julig
• Developers on Lakewood’s anti-growth vote: “Uncertainty is never a businessperson’s friend” July 4, 2019
  How will developers react to Lakewood's new housing construction limit, passed Tuesday in a special election by 53 percent of voters? One attorney who represents developers wonders if Lakewood will get "red-lined" by builders who simply want to avoid a tougher regulatory environment.
  John Aguilar
• Believe it or not, there are still apartments in Denver for under $1,000 a month. Here’s where. July 4, 2019
  Only one neighborhood in the city of Denver had an average listed rent below $1,000 a month for one-bedroom apartments in May, according to a price survey from Rent.com
  Aldo Svaldi