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• Denver sees record amount of industrial real estate growth amid pandemic January 16, 2021
  Not all forms of commercial real estate have felt the impacts of COVID-19 the same way. One local real estate professional is describing Denver's industrial real estate market as "unstoppable."
  Joe Rubino
• Homes in short supply across all of Colorado in December January 15, 2021
  Metro Denver wasn't the only housing market in Colorado that saw the cupboards empty and buyers starved as 2020 came to a close. It pretty much happened across most of the state, according to statistics released by the Colorado Association of Realtors.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Will Denver Urban Gardens lose most of El Oasis? We’ll know next week. January 15, 2021
  What happens next could speed up the sale of the nonprofit’s largest property, against community objections.
  John Wenzel, The Know
• Hoof prints out, tire tracks in: Canceled 2021 Stock Show leaves room for construction project January 13, 2021
  This time of year, the Denver Stockyard Saloon should be packed with ranchers, ropers, 4H show judges and an extended cast of other western characters. But this is no typical year.
  Joe Rubino
• Extra unemployment money will ease stress on Denver’s rental market January 13, 2021
  About 3 million Americans employed in March were still without a job in November, and they are disproportionately low-wage workers who are struggling to make the monthly rent.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Metro Denver housing market running out of gas, economists tell agents January 11, 2021
  Metro Denver's housing market defied the odds last year, shattering one record after the other. But two economists warned local Realtors that the surge won't continue in 2021.
  Aldo Svaldi
• EMW Carpets & Furniture calls it a century on South Broadway in Denver, making way for apartments January 10, 2021
  After surviving a tornado in 1988, the end of the line finally came for EMW Carpets & Furniture on Nov. 30 after the last pieces of unsold furniture were donated and the doors were locked for good.
  Joe Rubino
• Vegas in the Rockies? Colorado’s casino towns get ready for higher betting limits January 10, 2021
  "Las Vegas-style gaming," that's what the city of Black Hawk says is coming to town this spring after Colorado voters approved Amendment 77 in the November election.
  Joe Rubino
• Foreign firm’s repackaged $9 billion bid to lease, manage E-470 for 50 years still facing resistance January 9, 2021
  A revived pitch to lease E-470 to a private company that would run the 47-mile highway and collect its tolls over the next half century received a frosty reception during a virtual meeting of elected and economic development officials Friday.
  John Aguilar
• Colorado landlords can no longer exclude tenants receiving government vouchers January 8, 2021
  Colorado landlords can no longer refuse to accept prospective tenants based on their source of income, including public housing vouchers, under a new law that took effect at the start of the year.
  Aldo Svaldi