These Denver skyscraper projects stand to leave their mark on the Mile High City

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/18 1:00A Joe Rubino

Denver s skyline reached rarely visited heights in 2018 when the 40-story  1144 Fifteenth office tower opened in March . Peaking at 603 feet, it is now the city s fifth tallest building, assuming you...

Plans to change Larimer Square, Denver’s most historic block, entering next chapter

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/16 1:00A Joe Rubino

The Granite Building might be the most majestic structure in  Larimer Square . Built at the southeast corner of 15th and Larimer streets in 1882, the striking red and beige stone building is a...

Denver-area residents house hop faster than most of the U.S.

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/15 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Metro Denver residents are more inclined to dance the hokey pokey when it comes to homeownership. They put their left foot in and then pull their left foot out, they pack the moving van and head the family out. Out of the 50 largest metros in the...

Home prices fall in Boulder, Denver and Douglas counties. Is it a blip, or a trend?

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/13 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Kiss those years of double-digit annual home price gains goodbye. Depreciation has made a comeback in Boulder, Denver and Douglas counties, foreshadowing more widespread declines in the months ahead, according to a report Tuesday from the...

Denver’s high housing costs have married couples saying “I do” to roommates

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/12 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Dumping the roommates and focusing on a life together with that special someone used to represent a right of passage for young adults after marriage. But high housing costs are pushing a small fraction of married couples, whether they own or rent,...

A new, giant fun zone called The Summit opening in Thornton

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/11 7:06A Joe Rubino

A local operator of large-scale family entertainment centers will open its third Front Range location this week when the Summit Thornton welcomes its first guests on Tuesday. The Summit , which uses the tag line Elevated Entertainment, is a small...

Colfax staple Tom’s Diner is for sale

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/11 12:02A Dylan Owens, The Know

One of Denver’s most iconic diners could be changing hands soon. After 20 years of business, Colfax late-night staple Tom’s Diner is for sale. Tom Messina, the greasy spoon’s owner and namesake, put the diner on the market late last year. The...

Denver apartment development booming despite signs of slowdown

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/9 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Despite warning signs that some tight twists and turns are on the road ahead, metro Denver s apartment developers aren t applying the brakes. If anything, they remain firmly on the accelerator. As...

Denver home sellers are missing the mark on listing price

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/9 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

For at least five years, until last summer, home sellers had a firm upper hand in metro Denver, but the power dynamic is shifting. One sign of that  more sellers are having to accept offers below their original price. If you aren’t getting offers...

Colorado’s first In-N-Out Burger moves closer to 2020 opening with land purchases

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/8 10:29A Joe Rubino

It may not get the beloved California chain s animal-style burgers into the hands of eager Coloradans any sooner, but In-N-Out Burger on Friday officially closed on deals to purchase two properties in...

Denver wants someone to buy this former Globeville church and redevelop it to benefit the community

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/8 8:02A Joe Rubino

Denver is looking for a nonprofit organization that wants to buy a city-owned former church in the Globeville neighborhood and turn it into something that will benefit the neighborhood. The building is at 4400 Lincoln St., across the street from...

What’s next for River Mile: City-sized Elitch Gardens project steaming ahead in Denver

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/8 1:00A Andrew Kenney

The most surprising thing about Rhys Duggan’s grand plan is that nothing’s stopping it. Duggan wants to build a small city in the middle of Denver. He sees tall, spindly towers rising from the banks...

Lone Tree-based Canvas Credit Union scores with local Super Bowl ad

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/7 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

When a local ad slot during the Super Bowl became available at a discounted rate, Canvas Credit Union leaped at the chance. The credit union, based in Lone Tree, ran a 30-second spot just after halftime to highlight its new zero-down mortgage....

Colorado renters could see fees limited or even returned if new bill becomes law

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/5 10:39A Anna Staver

Renters would have the right to know why a property rejected their application, receive an itemized receipt detailing any and all fees, and get any unused fees returned if a bill introduced in the Colorado House becomes law. Right now, there’s no...

Metro Denver’s real estate slowdown spills over into 2019

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 2/5 7:07A Aldo Svaldi

Home sellers in metro Denver came out ready to play ball in a big way in January, but buyers didn t show up to meet them in equal numbers. That mismatch resulted in declining sales, longer listing times and slowing home-price gains. The number of...