Nine in 10 Denver area homes lost value in the past year, Zillow reports

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 11/18 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Metro Denver is leading the country for the share of homes that have lost value over the past year, with 9 in 10 homes down in price compared to only half nationally, according to an analysis from Zillow . About 91% of metro Denver homes lost...

Cherry Hills mansion lists for first time in nearly 70 years for $12M

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 11/15 1:00A Sara B. Hansen

When the Taplin family purchased 11 Cherry Hills Drive in 1958, the house sat at the end of a dirt road. Even though the home, built in 1941, overlooks the 10th fairway of the Cherry Hills Country Club, Thomas and Beatrice Taplin didn’t buy it...

Southern California real estate firm surrenders Waterford RiNo apartment complex to lender

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 11/7 1:00A Thomas Gounley

A Southern California real estate firm has surrendered a large RiNo apartment complex it bought in 2021 to its lender, indicating that distress seen for years in the office sector is starting to spill over into the multifamily sector. An affiliate...

Neighbor says possible Native American burial site should stop subdivision

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 11/6 1:30A Justin Wingerter

An eleventh-hour effort to stop the creation of a small subdivision in the foothills outside Morrison hinges on tentative and uncertain findings of a Native American burial site. Two contractors, Damien Davis and Ken Hoyt, plan to subdivide 30...

Denver-based Ownli looking to reprogram home purchasing by using AI

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 11/6 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Ownli, a Denver tech startup, is racing to get an early start in deploying artificial intelligence and machine learning to replace the tasks that real estate agents have long handled. The end game help consumers do it themselves, avoid...

Metro Denver housing market’s more leisurely pace may be here to stay

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 11/6 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Home sales and new listings fell in October in metro Denver, an ongoing sign that slower activity may be a feature, not a phase, according to a monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors . Buyers purchased 3,354 homes and condos...

Complex property deal involving Lakewood, Jeffco Schools and a nonprofit group has landed in court

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/29 1:00A John Aguilar

A cash-strapped school district that s looking to unload a shuttered elementary school. A nonprofit human services agency that s in need of a bigger home as it serves more than 60,000 households a...

Checkr, Chevron decisions push downtown vacancy up again in third quarter

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/28 1:00A Thomas Gounley

Office vacancy in downtown Denver ticked up again in the third quarter, driven heavily by decisions at a tech firm and an oil and gas giant. At the end of September, total office vacancy in the city center was 37.7%, according to CBRE. That was...

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

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 10/24 1:00A 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 1:00A 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 1:00A 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 1:00A 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 1:00A 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 1:00A 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 1:00A 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...