A five-story medical office pavilion in Uptown Denver sold for about $44.5 million, moving ownership from Fidelis to a Lincoln/PGIM partnership.

Sagard Real Estate’s Panorama Corporate Center in Centennial defaulted on a $133M loan and the debt was moved to special servicing. Lenders now weigh workout, sale or foreclosure options.

RiNo drew millions of visitors and generated big sales-tax receipts in 2025, but a split of BID, GID and nonprofit roles — plus block-sized developers — is shaping the neighborhood’s next act.

Denver investor VareCo bought the 180-unit Lincoln Springs Apartments at 1170 S Chelton Rd for $14.65M, continuing Front Range interest in Colorado Springs multifamily.

Reston-based Broad Street Realty filed for Chapter 7; a court-appointed trustee will liquidate its shopping-center portfolio amid prior investor control. Tenants and creditors now await a timetable for sales.

Flexential’s 22.5‑MW, $192M Parker data center has topped out and moved into interior systems work; builder PCL says commissioning and fit‑out will continue toward a summer 2027 finish.

A Utah firm quietly filed to buy 36 acres north of Walsenburg to site a modular AI data center that could draw up to 15 MW, sparking local worry about water and power.

Arapahoe County has opened a comment period on Crestone/Civitas’ proposed Buffalo well pad near South Manila and East Arizona; public comments are due April 8. Documents are online.

Mercy Housing broke ground yesterday on a 100‑unit affordable project at Loretto Heights, backed by a $1.5M state grant and city financing. The development has tax credits and council approvals in place.

Weins Development is moving to buy land around STEAM on the Platte and plans to start the River Mile rebuild by replacing Raices with housing and riverfront amenities.

RLB's Q1 2026 report shows Denver construction costs rose 4.75% year‑over‑year, pressuring budgets as labor and policy changes push prices higher. Owners are being urged to add contingency.

The Colorado House approved HB26-1308 to let Front Range homeowners split residential lots through an administrative process. Supporters say it could create starter homes; local officials warn it erodes local control.

The Escape Game will convert the former 10 Barrel brewery at 2620 Walnut St. into a 12,300‑sq‑ft entertainment venue with escape rooms, lounges and a rooftop, targeting mid‑2027.