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• Future apartment building on Brighton an 11-story sign developers still love north Denver October 20, 2020
  The Residences at RiNo, a new project from Houston-based developer Hines, broke ground along Denver's once-industrial, now-trendy Brighton Boulevard last week.
  Joe Rubino
• Is Denver’s millennial magnetism starting to wear off? October 20, 2020
  Denver's popularity with millennials may be fading, at least when measured by the share of apartment applications young adults are filling out compared to other major cities.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Greyhound moved into Union Station but COVID-19 slows sale of downtown Denver terminal October 10, 2020
  The future of the now-vacant station and the almost 2.5 acres of prime downtown real estate it sits on is still up in the air as a mystery would-be buyer circles.
  Joe Rubino
• Apartment rents in Colorado falling as result of pandemic October 7, 2020
  Home prices in Colorado may be rising at double-digit rates, but apartment rents are mostly moving in the opposite direction across much of the state, according to a monthly update from Apartment List.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Molson Coors “multi-hundred million dollar” Golden brewing plant upgrade set to begin October 6, 2020
  As part of its corporate farewell to Denver, Molson Coors Beverage CO. vowed last fall to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in the company's brewing plant in Golden, the second-largest beer-making facility in the world. Now the scope of that work is coming into focus, and heavy machinery is on the horizon in Jefferson […]
  Joe Rubino
• Medical device giant Medtronic dropping Louisville plans, eyeing Lafayette for major campus October 6, 2020
  Fortune 100 company Medtronic is no longer looking to build a $133 million corporate campus in Louisville because the development approval process remains uncertain and is taking too long.
  Joe Rubino
• September was the toughest month ever to buy a home in metro Denver October 5, 2020
  Normally by September, metro Denver's housing market has cooled off and started buttoning down for the off-season. But nothing is normal about this year.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Epoque Golden fuses 55+ living with resort-style luxury October 1, 2020
  Epoque Golden (pronounced epic) is designed to appeal to active 55-plus residents who crave morning hikes followed by yoga and mimosas or a relaxing dip in the ozone pool. Want to go? What: Seniors 55+ can experience what Epoque Golden offers during three free events. Where: 1175 Newstar Way, Golden More Info: Call to RSVP […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• Toll Brothers, national homebuilder active in Denver, makes push into Colorado Springs September 21, 2020
  Toll Brothers Inc., a local builder in that city.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Losses elsewhere could prove metro Denver’s gain in commercial real estate September 21, 2020
  If the last recession walloped overstretched residential real estate markets, commercial real estate brokers in Denver are expecting some of the hardest blows to come their way this time around. But they also remain hopeful the region will fare better than larger markets and bounce back faster.
  Aldo Svaldi