Ten Development Projects in the Works

Mark Antonation

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It's hard now to imagine a time when Denver real estate wasn't booming — when we weren't used to the sounds of jackhammers pounding away at concrete or paying big-city prices in rent. Here are just ten projects in the works in and around Denver, and links to our coverage.

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1. Jeffco Battles Over Proposed Car Dealerships Next to Dino Ridge

U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development

2. Inside $351 Million-Plus Plan to Revitalize Sun Valley Around Mile High Stadium

denvergov.org

3. Will Drainage Project That Runs Through Superfund Site Pollute the Platte?

Alan Prendergast

4. Park Hill Neighborhood Divided by Battles Over Historic District, Subdividing Lots

OZ Architecture

5. RiNo in Four Years, According to Developer Rendering

Keep reading for more development projects.

Oskar Blues

6. Oskar Blues Redevelops Historic Venue for Colorado Springs Expansion

Mark Antonation

7. The Buzz on What's Replacing Patsy's: The Vespa, From the Owners of the Hornet

Jonathan Shikes

8. Oasis Brewing Will Rise Again Inside Historic Highlands Square Church

Mark Antonation

9. Ten New Restaurants Already Open in 2017 or Coming Soon

Photo by Christine Franck courtesy of CUDenverCarta.org

10. Denver Development and Controversial Impact of "Slot Houses"