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The building also has a dispensary, liquor store and tattoo parlor. It sold for over $1.5 million.

The city received a concept plan for a nearly 700-foot-tall “spiral tower” right next to 16th Street. What does it look like to you?

Voters have weighed in on the Xcel franchise agreement since 1906 after historic levels of corruption in the 1904 Governor’s election.

One study found prices in Denver have spiked significantly in the last two months, outpacing Los Angeles, New York and even Honolulu.

Over 7,000 people work at Safeway and Albertsons stores in Colorado. In metro Denver, 99 percent of them voted to strike.

“Facebook and Google have blown newspaper advertising out of the water.”

The six-year outlook includes everything from long-term construction on Colfax to smaller projects and lane closures around town.

Denver is among the U.S. cities with the most gentrifying neighborhoods since the ’70s, with Uptown being a clear example.

A district court judge called X’s argument for not paying rent “non-sensical” multiple times in her legal order.

“I think that all the sports teams are asking for something from the city, so why wouldn’t the city start asking something from the sports teams?”

Instead of a sad gravel lot that attracts crime, the space at Colfax and Broadway could soon be full of pickleball enthusiasts.

Denver only trails only Washington, D.C., and Chicago in new apartment units since 2020, according to a new study.

You can now fly directly to Dublin, Istanbul and Rome, and more international destinations are in sight.

The RiNo BID proposal will go before Denver City Council tonight.

Denver had a big night on May 12, approving some major projects and delaying action on others.

Citizens have tried almost everything to cancel the 411-unit development, but city officials gave the plan further go-ahead this week.

“Now I only get two haircuts a day. What am I supposed to do with two haircuts a day?”

Consumers haven’t been this worried about the economy since 2008 – but that hasn’t slowed business or job growth in Colorado. Yet.

Advocacy group YIMBY Denver commissioned a study to see if people support six-plexes, tall buildings near parks, and other housing changes.

“In return for that privilege of operating as a monopoly, they shouldn’t be driving profit increase at the expense of customers.”