Colorado Springs finally approved recreational marijuana. Could the new market be snuffed out before...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 1/19 1:00A John Aguilar

COLORADO SPRINGS Voters here chose to legalize recreational marijuana sales for the first time in the city s history last fall, casting 22,372 more votes in favor than against Question 300 on the Nov....

Colorado agency approves $475M in bonds for purchase of The Stanley Hotel

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 1/13 1:00A Jessica Alvarado Gamez

The state of Colorado is moving forward with its plans to purchase Estes Park landmark The Stanley Hotel and fund a substantial makeover of the property. During its October 2024 board meeting, the...

Denver Stockyard Saloon, cornerstone of National Western complex, closing its doors

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 1/9 1:00A Katie Langford

After decades serving up food, drinks and dancing in the National Western Center’s Livestock Exchange Building, the Denver Stockyard Saloon will close its doors in April after a clash between the restaurant and building owners over renovation...

Littleton may allow denser housing throughout the suburban city — but not everyone is on board

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 1/7 1:00A John Aguilar

Littleton city leaders are ready to cast a final vote Tuesday on a proposed change to its land-use code that could spur the construction of denser housing types like duplexes, triplexes and...

Colorado now has 20 ZIP codes with the median list price of homes over $1 million

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 1/5 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

Pitkin County has long had a reputation as the state s most expensive housing market, but the number of ZIP codes in Colorado where the median list price is above the million-dollar mark now numbers 20,  according to a study by the real estate...

Denver housing market: Cautious optimism for 2025 despite challenges

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 1/3 7:23A Sara B. Hansen

Denver area realtors are cautiously optimistic about the housing market in 2025. After a largely static year , realtors expect stable interest rates, a balanced market, more transactions, and a renewed interest in urban living. I don t think the...

Developer sues Lakewood over rule change it fears could sink apartment project near Belmar Park

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/31 1:00A John Aguilar

A developer hoping to build a controversial five-story, 411-unit apartment complex on the east edge of Lakewood s Belmar Park has sued the city, claiming local leaders recent adoption of a...

Seismic real estate commission settlement has barely registered in Colorado

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/30 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

New rules on real estate commissions, including limiting the disclosure of how much sellers were willing to pay buyer agents, were expected to send shockwaves throughout the homebuying process when they rolled out on Aug. 17. Although some...

End of Jefferson Parkway dispute could breathe new life into beleaguered highway proposal

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/29 1:00A John Aguilar

Plans to build the contentious Jefferson Parkway toll highway through Broomfield and Jefferson counties part of a conspicuously missing segment in metro Denver s 83-mile beltway are set to come back...

Cluster of marijuana shops in Commerce City has leaders mulling geographic store limits to spread...

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/23 1:00A John Aguilar

Commerce City wants to impose some order on its marijuana sector. Nearly all of its retail cannabis stores are located in the southern half of the city with several clustered close together and more...

Plans for Costco in Littleton move forward with land sale

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/21 1:00A Matthew Geiger

Littleton residents will soon be able to shop where offices once stood. Last week, local retail investor and developer Republic Investment Group closed on a 63-acre site at 700 W. Mineral Ave. for $50 million, records show. Demolition of the...

Friends spike Cherry Creek condo plans, sell development site separately

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/21 1:00A Thomas Gounley

Plans for a small Cherry Creek condominium building have been nixed, and half the development site has a new owner. Frank Penn and Dave Bracht, two longtime friends, planned to build a four-story project across two parcels at 325 and 329 Detroit...

Stan Kroenke pays $5.6M for building near Ball Arena

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/10 6:09A Matthew Geiger

When Alex Ringsby bought the office building at 1123 Auraria Parkway in early 1999, the stadium a few hundred feet away hadn’t opened yet. “Ball Arena was under construction and it just seemed like a whole new world was going to unfold down there...

Metro Denver rents under $1,000 a month exist, but good luck finding them

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/10 1:00A Aldo Svaldi

As the rebound out of the Great Recession took hold in 2012, nearly half of Denver households who rented paid $1,000 or less a month to claim a place. By 2019, only 12.9% were doing so and as of last...

Indoor golf entertainment venue Five Iron Golf looking to expand in Colorado

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 12/9 1:00A Jessica Alvarado Gamez

Five Iron Golf , an indoor golf entertainment venue, is looking to grow in Colorado, with an emphasis on Denver. The company calls itself an “eatertainment destination,” offering a diverse range of...