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• Metro Denver homes sales start sliding again in November December 6, 2018
  Metro Denver's housing market looked like it had regained its footing in October after stumbling in September. But last month, home sales hit another icy patch, according to the monthly market trends report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Major Cherry Creek North redevelopment involving Whole Foods takes another step forward December 6, 2018
  A long-term redevelopment plan in Cherry Creek North that calls for tearing down the Whole Foods and former Sears store has taken another step forward with a Denver City Council committee approving sale of spaces in a nearby parking garage.
  Joe Rubino, Andrew Kenney
• From “Hades” to “heaven”: Fed-up California landlord and his tenants move to Colorado together December 5, 2018
  About 70,000 residents have left Santa Clara County over the last five years -- making it one of the more popular spots in the country to flee. Tony Hicks and his tenants are just part of the exodus.
  Louis Hansen
• Why a $1 million retirement nest egg may not be enough in Denver December 5, 2018
  Saving $1 million for retirement is a goal many people try to reach. But even if they hit that mark, a study from SmartAsset suggests, it might not be enough to cover living costs in Denver for the long haul.
  Aldo Svaldi
• “Denverization” is a thing in Kansas City — and not a good thing December 5, 2018
  In Kansas City, Missouri, "Denverization" is a 13-letter word for gentrification, and it doesn't come with Mile High City perks like plentiful sunshine and nearby ski slopes.
  Joe Rubino
• A new house in Denver under $270K: Oakwood Homes unveils “American Dream” home designs December 4, 2018
  When Amanda Troutman got approved for a loan to buy a new home in a still under-construction neighborhood of Green Valley Ranch, the Denver Public Schools teacher didn't tell her three daughters about it right away. It didn't seem real. But now it's solidified and the family is talking about getting a dog.
  Joe Rubino
• Rocky Mountain Public Media breaks ground on Arapahoe Square headquarters November 30, 2018
  Work has begun on a $34 million building that will be the future home of Rocky Mountain PBS, local jazz station KUVO and a host of other public media resources in Denver's transforming Arapahoe Square area.
  Joe Rubino
• Complex in Denver’s Ballpark neighborhood accused of housing discrimination November 29, 2018
  An apartment complex in Lower Downtown Denver's ballpark neighborhood faces a charge by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development that it discriminates against people with disabilities.
  Judith Kohler
• Big projects changing the horizon in Denver’s Lincoln Park neighborhood November 29, 2018
  Southwest of downtown, in the Lincoln Park neighborhood, a trio of new commercial buildings are rising in what has long been a heavily industrial landscape. They are bringing density, modern design and -- in one case -- innovative sustainability features to Denver's west side.
  Joe Rubino
• Loveland realtor-turned-developer plans affordable micro home neighborhood November 28, 2018
  Realtor-turned-developer Kurt Albers has a plan to build more affordable housing for purchase in Loveland.
  Julia Rentsch