Two Cherry Creek Place towers in south Aurora are under contract at $8.8M — a steep discount from their 2018 sale — after a receiver marketed the campus.

The Community Foundation Boulder County is allocating $6 million from the Marshall Fire fund into three affordable-housing projects that will prioritize survivors. Projects include single‑family infill, senior apartments and modular homes.

A divided Five Points BID board voted 4-2 to send a 10-year renewal to Denver City Council amid objections from longtime merchants.

Littleton approved $1 million from its Affordable Housing Fund to help Grovewood renovate three rent‑restricted apartment properties, protecting 64 affordable units.

DIA traded 23.3 acres next to the Tower landfill to Republic Services and picked up a 16.5-acre Commerce City parcel to speed airport-area development.

WilmerHale is leasing more space at 17th Street Plaza and planning a $1.2M build-out as its Denver team grows.

Wolff Company paid roughly $103M for Notch66, a 336-unit Longmont complex developed by Thompson Thrift. The sale underscores continued investor demand for Denver-area suburbs.

Knightbridge and Westside paid $14M for 400 Inverness Parkway, a near‑full Class A office in Englewood, and plan upgrades and proactive leasing to boost returns.

A state-led public-private plan will convert underused Lakewood land into roughly 120 affordable rentals, dozens of attainable homes and on-site childcare.

A City Council committee advanced a five-year, $4.6M contract to pilot CivCheck, an AI plan-review tool that could pre-check permit plans and speed approvals. Officials say the system could launch in the fall if council signs off.

Abercrombie, Levi's and other national retailers are set to open at FlatIron Crossing as Macerich advances the HiFi mixed‑use redevelopment with apartments and entertainment.

Palantir listed an Aventura, Florida address in its Feb. 17, 2026 10‑K, confirming a move from Denver as Miami continues to court tech firms. The filing gives few operational details.

A pergola built for an aging parent turned into a 2½‑year zoning battle that cost a Denver homeowner nearly $2,000 and hundreds of hours.