“When Matthew Burkett returned to his home state of Colorado in 1996, after spending two years as a lobbyist in Washington, D.C., he encountered a job market that seemed to have no place for someone with his work experience and degrees in creative writing and English. So he created a job for himself, maintaining … [Read more…]
“More java Queen City Collective Coffee has opened a second location, this time in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood at 2962 Welton St., and is looking to incorporate food from nearby businesses into its offerings. The shop will operate from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on … [Read more…]
” Elyria-Swansea is a short bike ride from the epicenter of Denver’s brewery-hopping and co-working scene, but it feels farther away. Here modest mid-century bungalows and Victorian houses boxed in by chain-link fences press up against train tracks, Interstate 70, marijuana grow houses and a pet food factory that pumps musty smells into the … [Read more…]
“A former Denver City Council president who lost a re-election bid last month has signed on with a Colorado development and construction firm that has had a hand in the Union Station redevelopment, along with multiple affordable housing projects. Arvada-based Milender White on Tuesday announced Albus Brooks as its new vice president of business … [Read more…]
“Developers aquired two additional parcels to expand the projects footprint.” read the entire article Dodson, Andrew. Denver Business Journal 22 April 2019.
“Broomfield County saw one of the greatest increases in gross rent nationally, according to a recent study from the U.S. Census Bureau. Over a five year period, the study said that the increase was $312 — from $1,105 to $1,417. To put that figure into perspective, the study found the nation overall saw a $21 … [Read more…]
“The multi-year fight at the Legislature over the diversion of tax money to aid cities’ revitalization opened a new chapter this past year that may not be over.” read the entire article Sealover, Ed. Denver Business Journal 9 June 2017.
“The South Metro Fire Rescue Fire Protection District is suing the town of Parker’s urban renewal authority, which was created to encourage development in blighted areas, accusing it of diverting hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars from the fire district that should have been used for fire, rescue and emergency services. If the Parker … [Read more…]
“After decades of blight and neglect, changes are coming to the historic Denver neighborhood. But will it be able to hang onto the culture and character that make it unique?” read the entire article Armbrister, Molly. Denver Business Journal 13 Janaury 2017.
“Apartment rents in metro Denver fell for the third month in a row in October, according to a new report. According to apartment housing research company Axiometrics, Denver-area renters are paying $31 per month less than they were paying in July. The average rent in the Denver area is $1,381 in October, up 1.8 … [Read more…]