Metro Denver home sellers losing more ground as market enters slow season

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/24 2:00A Aldo Svaldi

In the tug of war between sellers and buyers, metro Denver s housing market remains competitive, but sellers are definitely feeling the rope burn their hands and their feet skid as they try and fail to stay firm on price. Nearly a third of Denver...

Colorado among priciest states for homeowners’ insurance. Feeling the pain? The Denver Post wants to...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/20 2:00A Judith Kohler

Colorado continues to be one of the priciest states for homeowners insurance due in large part to devastating hail storms and high wildfire risk and aggravated by inflation and tariffs. One national trade organization projects that the state s...

After a $3 million renovation, ‘cursed’ Capitol Hill mansion is ready to reopen

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/19 2:00A John Wenzel

Ira Wertenteil chooses to believe the Peabody-Whitehead Mansion has no ghostly grudge against him. Still, he prefers the idea of ghosts terrorizing him to the idea of being punished by God for some...

As Central City considers plan for casino hotel tower, neighbors worry: ‘They’re trying to take away...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/19 2:00A John Aguilar

CENTRAL CITY — Bob Powe likes to sit on his front porch in the mornings, coffee in hand, and watch from his house on Casey Street as the sun slowly skirts the ridgeline across Gregory Gulch. The...

Denver-based Zocalo Development breaks ground on 461 residential units near Sloan’s Lake

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/17 2:00A Thomas Gounley

A residential project that will span a full city block at the southeast corner of Sloan’s Lake Park is finally underway after a developer navigated what he calls “a truly complicated choreography of financing.” Denver-based Zocalo Development, led...

Downtown Development Authority doesn’t have to pay property taxes, but will if it buys Denver...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/9 2:00A Thomas Gounley

Update 7:20 a.m. Oct. 9, 2025: This story has been corrected by BusinessDen to reflect information about the planned payment in lieu of taxes. While Denver’s Downtown Development Authority is exempt from paying property taxes, it will voluntarily...

Two Denver suburbs take different paths as residents face housing crunch: ‘We can manage it, but...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/5 2:00A John Aguilar

Two suburban cities south and west of Denver find themselves on distinctly different tracks in addressing a long-vexing problem the high prices and elevated borrowing costs that box out young families...

Real estate software company Yardi Systems, Inc. countersued by ex-landlord in Centennial

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/3 11:22A Justin Wingerter

An office landlord in Centennial denies pocketing a quarter million dollars in inadvertent rent from a real estate tech firm and is suing the ex-tenant for not paying enough rent. Hoehn Management Group owns Highland Place I at 8085 S. Chester St....

Why Denver homeowners spend more on renovations than anyone else in America

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/3 11:06A Sara B. Hansen

More Americans are choosing to renovate their homes instead of relocating, boosting home improvement spending to $790 billion annually—a 60% increase from 2019 spending. A new report from Instant Roofer , using data from the U.S. Census American...

Oil executive lists Tuscan-style Cherry Hills Village mansion for sale at $10M

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/3 11:00A Sara B. Hansen

Oil executive Stephen Rector is selling his home at 7 Village Road in Cherry Hills Village, which he and his wife spent years crafting. Rector, president of Rim Operating, a private oil and gas firm,...

Englewood to weigh new CityCenter development deal at former Cinderella City site

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/3 2:00A Matthew Geiger

Nine months after two local developers bought a host of retail buildings in the heart of Englewood, the city may begin giving them some of the land underneath them. The Englewood City Council is slated to vote Monday on a series of agreements...

Lower mortgage rates didn’t do much for metro Denver’s housing market last month

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/3 2:00A Aldo Svaldi

Lower mortgage rates were expected to put some momentum back into home sales, but September brought more of the same for metro Denver s listless housing market. The average rate on a 30-year mortgage loan has decreased from above 7% early in the...

Denver’s historic El Jebel Shrine building heading to real estate auction

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 9/27 2:00A Thomas Gounley

The El Jebel Shrine building in Uptown is going to auction. Last week, Denver District Court Judge A. Bruce Jones approved a receiver’s plan to auction the building at 1770 Sherman St. and its adjacent parking lot through the Crexi website. The...

Sheridan RV park residents face losing longtime home if city OKs redevelopment

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 9/26 4:45A Judith Kohler

Many of the more than 100 residents of the Flying Saucer RV park in Sheridan have lived there for years, turning the spots they rent for their recreational vehicles and manufactured housing into...

Greenwood Village real estate firm NexGen buys Centennial office campus for $10.6M

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 9/26 2:00A Matthew Geiger

NexGen Properties just bought up an office campus in Centennial. No tenant inside occupies more than two floors and the average suite is just 2,400 square feet. “Companies need office space, they just need less. A lot of these big block tenants...