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• Sewer pipes carrying dirty water will be a key part of National Western Center’s clean energy future August 4, 2020
  At Denver's redeveloping National Western Center campus, two giant sewer pipes that carry wastewater and human byproducts to a treatment facility north of downtown soon will be put to work on a second mission: keeping buildings a nice, comfy temperature.
  Joe Rubino
• What does Denver’s office of the future look like? Landlords, designers are starting to get an idea July 31, 2020
  It's the big, potentially multi-million-dollar questions on the minds of commercial property owners, real estate brokers, interior designers, employers and countless office workers across the country.
  Joe Rubino
• Pepsi signs on for new 283,000-square-foot warehouse in forthcoming Adam County project July 31, 2020
  A big-time industrial park that broke ground this summer just north of Denver has already landed a big-time tenant.
  Joe Rubino
• Seniors savor luxury lifestyle at The Grove At Stapleton July 30, 2020
  The Grove at Stapleton offers much more than luxury apartments for seniors. Through its signature Senior Umbrella Network (SUN®) program, it provides services and activities designed to create an active, engaged, senior living community for residents 55+. Adapting the SUN® programs during the time of COVID-19 has been a challenge. “We are so proud of […]
  Sara B. Hansen
• Denver rents drop for the first time in years but apartment industry’s focus is on potential eviction crisis July 22, 2020
  After a decade of skyrocketing rents, the decrease is big news, but on Tuesday, the Apartment Association of Metro Denver focused much of its press call on the industry's most pressing topic: unpaid rents and whether or a major spike in evictions is coming in the months ahead.
  Joe Rubino
• In Colorado, about 12% of renters and 4.5% of homeowners report missing June payments July 17, 2020
  Last month, about 12% of Colorado renters reported not making the rent payment, while about 4.5% of homeowners said they had deferred the mortgage payment, according to the Household Pulse Survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Colorado ghost town to be preserved as environmental and scientific treasure July 16, 2020
  In what's believed to be a first for Colorado, an entire town has been placed under a conservation easement to preserve an area highly prized for its scientific, educational and environmental values.
  Judith Kohler
• Pandemic not giving Denver home buyers much of a break July 16, 2020
  Buyers in metro Denver who expected to have an easier time snagging a discounted home given all the economic disruptions that started with the pandemic in March may need to recalculate.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Denver No. 2 for gentrification in recent years, national study finds July 8, 2020
  Denver saw more widespread gentrification than any other U.S. metro area except San Francisco between 2013 and 2017, according to a recent study.
  Joe Rubino
• Colorado Convention Center expansion, halted by scandal for 18 months, gets new contractor July 7, 2020
  More than 18 months after Denver halted the expansion of the Colorado Convention Center over allegations of bid rigging, the city has selected a firm to finish the project.
  Conrad Swanson