A GMT Exploration application would place 12 wells near County Line Road; Arapahoe County is accepting public comments through April 22, 2026.

Blackstone bought a 49% stake in Denver‑based Rowan Digital Infrastructure, valuing the developer near $3.8B and accelerating its hyperscale data‑center pipeline. The move dovetails with a wave of AI‑driven dealmaking.

King Soopers bought the former Lowe’s at 1171 W. Dillon Road and will convert the site into a Marketplace‑format grocery with pharmacy, fuel and EV charging.

A Centennial couple sued Unison in federal court, saying the company’s “no‑debt” equity pact is really a loan that could leave homeowners owing far more than they received.

State action forces Baron Properties to repay tenants after improper renters-insurance charges and unlawful application language.

RK Industries moved its corporate headquarters to Aurora under a roughly $24 million incentive package and pledged nearly 1,800 jobs over eight years. State and local officials say the deal is performance‑based.

A unanimous school board vote declared a Meridian Village parcel surplus, allowing a Shea Properties pitch for teacher- and county-worker-targeted affordable apartments. The decision moves a long‑reserved school site into development review.

Mayor Mike Johnston says Denver will rebuild District 6 alongside workforce housing and retail on a Colfax block, with the city funding demolition and cleanup.

Master Magnetics sold its 99,000‑SF Castle Rock plant in a sale‑leaseback; NavPoint named Singletree Land Co. as buyer and CoStar reported the price rose since 2018.

The 11-story Holiday Inn at 3333 N. Quebec sold for $9M; developers plan roughly 220–240 apartments and will keep many on-site amenities while permits move forward.

Chick‑fil‑A quietly bought airport‑adjacent land near DIA, staking a prime spot and limiting space for rival chicken chains.

Taylor Morrison bought 256 lots in Castle Rock’s Dawson Trails, giving the builder a major foothold as a new interchange and Costco‑anchored retail move forward.

Ridgway sued the owner of the MTN Lodge after the hotel signed a multi‑year lease to house workers for the new Four Seasons, saying zoning and tax rules are being bypassed. The dispute spotlights stress on down‑valley towns.