Greeley closed its iconic 'Round Building' City Hall and plans to demolish it to make way for a Downtown Civic Campus. Preservationists pushed to save the mid‑century landmark, but officials cite cost and flooding problems.

A CBS Colorado report says a church's planned purchase of part of a Castle Rock strip mall near the Philip S. Miller Library could force longtime businesses to vacate.

Demolition crews have started tearing down the LoHi Residence Inn as developer Kairoi clears a four‑acre site for a multi‑hundred‑unit apartment project.

Crescent has put Denver’s Brown Palace and its connected Holiday Inn Express on the market; refinancing deadlines and local operational controversies will shape the listing.

A long-empty Larimer Street building will be reborn as restaurants, a small theater and a 15-room boutique hotel, with work expected to finish by late 2027.

Colorado has asked developers to bid on a 41‑acre Golden tract under a 99‑year ground lease that could yield 300–400 homes, including at least 80 low‑income units. Proposals are due March 17, 2026.

New apartments and retail are turning Parker’s downtown into a busier, walkable Mainstreet, and local merchants say business is up.

Denver launched a public process on Feb. 26 to extend energy-code efficiency and electrification-readiness standards to single-family homes and duplexes, drawing builder concern and legal questions.

Aurora’s City Council voted 9–1 to rezone roughly four acres for a 30‑unit paired‑home project, pitting neighbors against planners over drainage, traffic and neighborhood character.

The Denver Business Journal’s 2025 sales‑volume ranking names 20 brokerages that reported the most local residential sales — a self‑reported snapshot of who led as the market cooled.

DHA and the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless announced plans for up to 135 income‑restricted supportive family units on a vacant Federal Boulevard parcel, with deep affordability and a late‑2027 target start.

Denver City Council approved a rezoning to allow a 63‑unit income‑restricted building next to the Tramway Nonprofit Center. Neighbors objected but a petition fell short.

Monfort Companies moved into Suite 1930 at 1900 Lawrence, outfitting the downtown office with baseball‑glove chairs and a taxidermied longhorn. The lease is a long‑term bet on the urban core.