The plans would raze a playground, classroom building and parking lot at the West Highland church campus.

Monica Villela's family lived rent-free for years before losing their Green Valley Ranch house to a $23,524 foreclosure sale.

Crescent Real Estate’s 200 and 250 Columbine property secured $65 million in new financing from SouthState Bank. The Cherry Creek North building also has a former restaurant space on the market.

A Denver fan wants Empower Field and its parking lots transformed into a public park when the Broncos move. The Mile High Park petition is gaining attention ahead of future stadium-site talks.

A vacant Denver Tech Center office building has become 143 income-restricted apartments, with the first residents already moved in. The unusual conversion could preview a new chapter for the office-heavy district.

Oakwood Homes is bringing 63 new lots and a new single-story ranch plan to Brighton Crossings as Brighton’s housing pipeline keeps growing.

Blackstone has sold 38 industrial properties totaling 5.9 million square feet for more than $1 billion. PCCP and Stonemont are betting on rent growth across 10 states.

Douglas County’s school district is buying a distressed Meridian office building for $6 million, then budgeting $23 million to renovate it.

A WalletHub ranking shows sharp Q1 2026 spikes in mortgage delinquencies across ten states — Louisiana posts the highest rate while Vermont logged the biggest quarter jump. Rising insurance bills, taxes and local labor trends are squeezing homeowners.

A 142‑unit Denver complex traded at roughly a 36% markdown, a sign that new supply and rising vacancy are forcing owners and lenders to reprice assets.

Aurora City Council voted 4-3 to deny a gas-station, liquor-store and restaurant complex after heavy neighborhood pushback. The decision reverses earlier approvals and leaves the site's future unclear.

Jefferson County approved a tax-exemption and private-activity bond support to advance The Ives II, a 98-unit affordable housing project in Wheat Ridge with partner services.

Arapahoe Basin wants to nearly double machine‑made snow, add two 200‑space lots and install remote avalanche towers. The Forest Service is taking comments through Aug. 24, 2026.