A 229‑unit build‑to‑rent community in Arapahoe County landed a $71M refinance, giving developers new runway for construction and lease‑up.

CCD marked a topping‑out at the Boulder Creek building as crews set the final beam on an expansion that will centralize health sciences and add simulation labs and clinics.

A Sound Capital–Palladian joint venture paid about $35.4M for the two-building Castle Rock Industrial at The Meadows, signaling continued demand for Denver-area Class A logistics space.

Developers want the city to reinvest future tax revenue to revive the Rossonian Hotel in Five Points, pitching a restored hotel, restaurant and live-music venue. The proposal cleared a key design hurdle but still needs financing and city approvals.

A new watchdog report warns Compass's private‑listing and referral strategies could narrow choices and push up costs for buyers and sellers in Colorado.

Elitch Gardens reopened for its longest season while River Mile’s full buildout remains on paper under new ownership. Permits and filings will be the first signs of real change.

Azure Printed Homes opened a Denver factory that will 3D-print small homes from recycled plastic, backed by state loans and projected to produce 352 units a year.

A 55‑acre Lumen campus at 1025 Eldorado Blvd in Broomfield sold this week; buyer and price were not disclosed amid elevated Denver office vacancy.

S&P Global is consolidating its Denver hub into a much smaller DTC office, signing a lease for roughly 40,000 sq ft at Village Center Station I.

Colorado School of Mines bought a nearly 51,000‑sq‑ft Golden R&D building and will convert it into an innovation hub focused on critical minerals research, commercialization and workforce training.

Denver is asking Council to approve about $4.5M to buy 251 E. 12th Ave. in Cap Hill and ready the site for affordable housing under the Vibrant Denver bond.

Developers say Broomfield won’t count $30M of infrastructure as a qualifying permit, putting the 40‑acre Town Square at risk ahead of a Sept. 12 deadline. Council will consider an extension April 21.

Bulldozers are down at the old Lutheran Medical Center as E5X begins demolition for housing, retail and a potential city hall land swap. The project will be phased and include preserved historic buildings.