Brookfield missed the March 15 maturity on Republic Plaza’s loan, sending the $230M debt to special servicing and heightening pressure on downtown Denver offices. Leasing losses and tenant moves leave few easy fixes.

A settlement with Wells Fargo ends litigation over RiNo’s Zeppelin Station and gives the owner a path to repay the loan and attempt to reclaim the building.

A Denver judge awarded Welton Street Café more than $1 million after a long, delayed renovation dispute with the contractor behind its Five Points buildout.

Weld County is rewriting zoning to handle a likely surge of AI‑focused data centers after a major land sale and rising utility questions. Commissioners will weigh the rules in early April.

Bron Tapes signed an 82,000‑sq‑ft full‑building lease at Hub Arapahoe in Centennial, taking Phase II to roughly 75% pre‑leased and establishing a Colorado HQ.

Byron Weiss, who owned and guarded Denver's Rock Drill site, died March 17 at 86. His stewardship helped shape the long‑planned redevelopment of the RiNo block.

Auberge Collection will build The Stockman, a nine-story, ski-in/ski-out resort with 59 rooms and 95 residences at Steamboat's base; residential sales are set to launch spring 2026.

Aurora plans a roughly $51.3M, 38,000‑sq‑ft animal shelter with construction slated for this summer and a public opening expected in 2028.

A state advisory panel is finalizing recommendations to standardize regional codes for factory‑built homes under SB25‑002. A May 5 rulemaking hearing is planned and adoption is due by July 1.

A 190‑unit Mercy Housing community in La Alma‑Lincoln Park is nearing completion, pairing supportive apartments with a Native‑run clinic and cultural gathering spaces. The project aims to serve American Indian and Alaska Native residents.

The Colorado EDC approved more than $3.6M in job-growth tax credits to court two manufacturers eyeing Front Range and northern Colorado expansions. One — a medical-device maker — could add about 190 jobs at an average $107K wage.

Concept plans would replace long‑time Cucina Colore at 3035 E 3rd Ave with a four‑story office building that includes retail and underground parking.

Syndeo Institute sold its 75,000‑sq‑ft Cable Center building to the University of Denver and will shift into temporary campus space while it decides on a permanent home. The sale will fund the nonprofit’s endowment and a digital push for the collection.