Colorado law prohibits evictions over unpaid utilities. Advocates say landlords do it anyway.

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/17 2:00A Sam Tabachnik

Mary Collins started to panic in March when she heard people beating on her door at the Cedar Run Apartments in southeast Denver. The 57-year-old was up-to-date on her rent, but she was late paying...

After pushback from Denver residents, developer won’t rezone Belcaro King Soopers site

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/14 2:50A Thomas Gounley

After receiving pushback from nearby homeowners, the local firm slated to buy a retail site along Colorado Boulevard says it won’t seek to have the site rezoned. Denver-based Kentro Group, led by the Balafas brothers, says it hasn’t fully...

Denver steel fabricator moves out of space near Burnham Yard

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/12 11:00A Matthew Geiger

Steel fabricator Cemco is moving out of its space near Burnham Yard in central Denver. It’s not hard to guess who will move in next. “That facility will likely get sold to the Broncos,” said broker Mark Dwyer of Lincoln Property Co. “It’s part of...

Lawsuit-riddled HOA conflict takes new turn — to U.S. bankruptcy court

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/12 2:00A Judith Kohler

The conflicts and disputes that rile up homeowners associations have made their way into the Colorado legislature, where lawmakers have sought reforms. Now a dispute between an HOA and its members has made its way to an unlikely arena: U.S....

Ping pong, padel and public art find a (temporary) home in private Denver park

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/11 2:00A Ray Mark Rinaldi

There is a lot packed into the new pocket park that opened on the corner of Ninth Avenue and Albion Street in East Denver. The site has just 1.7 acres, but planners managed to weave into the landscape...

RiNo’s new pop-up program aims to fill empty commercial spaces with art

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/6 2:00A Jessica Alvarado Gamez

The RiNo Art District has launched its RiNo Made Pop-Up Program , a new initiative offering $1,500 stipends and temporary access to empty commercial spaces to area artists as part of a larger effort...

30-year-old Broadway brunch spot to close this weekend

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/5 6:32A Tiney Ricciardi

A restaurant with three decades as a pillar of Broadway in Denver will soon serve its last guests. The Hornet, which opened in 1995 at 76 Broadway, is preparing to close after a nearly 30-year run, according to a post on Facebook . Its last day...

SweatHouz sauna and cold plunge expanding with new location at 38th and Tennyson

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/5 2:00A Matthew Geiger

Frank Campise isn’t sweating about his retail space on Tennyson. The Chicago apartment developer and investor recently leased out the entirety of his 2,700-square-foot retail space at his new building on the corner of 38th Avenue and Tennyson...

Metro Denver home prices take a dip in July on weaker sales

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/5 2:00A Aldo Svaldi

Metro Denver home prices moved lower in July as both sellers and buyers alike pulled back, according to a monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors . The median price of a detached or stand-alone home that sold in metro Denver...

Douglas County’s Zebulon sports megacomplex could break ground this fall. Will it be ‘iconic,’ or a...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/5 2:00A John Aguilar

The plans for the Zebulon Regional Sports Complex are huge. On the drawing board are four baseball fields, three ice rinks and a pair of soccer fields. Eight to 10 basketball courts which can be...

Need a housing voucher to subsidize your rent in Colorado? You’re likely out of luck this year

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 8/1 2:00A Sam Tabachnik

Public housing agencies across Colorado are not handing out new housing vouchers this year for low-income residents as they reckon with budgetary shortfalls. The federal  Housing Choice Voucher...

Denver may soon have multiple stadium districts along the South Platte River. Can the city support...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 7/31 1:45A Luca Evans

Before the industrial age, before railyards and steam plants and I-25 melded a concrete jungle around a polluted river, the South Platte was the genesis of Denver . The riverbanks were mined for gold....

Nightclub, restaurant eyed for building on downtown edge after $1M sale

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 7/30 2:00A Matthew Geiger

The building at 2019 Stout St. has sold at least five times since 2008, been foreclosed on once, and currently isn’t much more than four walls and a roof. “It’s basically a shell, they acquired a shell. It doesn’t have electrical, it doesn’t have...

Waste Management threatened with eviction from Denver recycling facility

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 7/30 2:00A Justin Wingerter

While it waits for a new $100 million sorting facility to be built in Aurora, Waste Management claims it is being wrongfully evicted from its current Denver recycling facility. The national trash company has leased several buildings at 3600 E....

Colfax business owners buy $120K retail condo for ‘community hub’

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 7/25 2:00A Matthew Geiger

Jen Sevcik is playing defense on West Colfax. Sevcik, along with her husband and two friends, purchased a 1,500-square-foot retail condo for $120,000 on the ground floor of the Circa West condominium building at the southwest corner of West...