The Brookings Institution looked at how well metro areas across the country are positioned to adapt to the changing job landscape. The Brookings Institution looked at how well metro areas… Read more »
Colorado voters decided to legalize recreational marijuana nearly seven years ago, but real estate agents as well as property owners (and would-be property owners) are still trying to figure out… Read more »
Victoria Macaskill listed this three-bedroom, two-bathroom, 2,145-square-foot home in Sunnyside at $725,000. This month, a new report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors revealed that the average home sale… Read more »
Monica and Rodolfo Ramirez moved into a one-bedroom suite at Pembrooke on the Green, an apartment complex in southeast Denver, in April of last year. It wasn’t long after they… Read more »
DENVER (CBS4) – Local governments would have control over apartment rent increases if a bill before state lawmakers passes. Celeste Martinez among those supporting the bill. (credit: CBS) She’s been… Read more »
The Gazette file photo Denver’s deceptive “Right to Survive” Issue 300 threatens to harm the homeless, the state’s economy and some of Colorado’s finest urban spaces. Now 50% off Premium… Read more »
A logo is pictured on a sign outside a Starbucks coffee shop in London on Nov. 15, 2017. By Terry Tang, The Associated Press Starbucks will close more than 8,000… Read more »
Koelbel and Co., Mile High Development and Longs Peak Advisors have obtained $49.7 million in financing to complete the development of Eaton Street Apartments, a 118-unit affordable housing community in… Read more »
Apartments in Cherry Creek and Downtown come with hefty lease rates, but on the whole Denver represents a better bargain for renters than suburbs like Parker, Castle Rock, Thornton, Littleton,… Read more »
Denver Post file Denver approved a property tax and development impact fees in 2016 to raise more than $150 million over 10 years to address affordable housing. A new plan… Read more »