Pinkard Construction has begun a major renovation of Emory Elementary in Lakewood to create The Action Center’s new community campus, including a 7,000‑sq‑ft food hub. The $13.2M project will centralize clinics, training and family services.

Denver closed the sale of the first $410M Vibrant Denver bond tranche, freeing funds for 58 projects and promising work to start in 2026. The city says a public dashboard will track progress.

Century Communities paid $9.5M for a half‑block LoHi site; 116 units are approved and the builder expects a 2028 delivery.

A developer is offering a $50,000 prize and a year of free rent at the akin Golden Triangle as Denver landlords pile on concessions amid record vacancy.

Philip Morris’ $600 million Zyn plant near Denver has begun producing nicotine pouches while finishing work continues. Officials expect the facility to bring hundreds of jobs to Aurora.

The Oasis Apartments in Cherry Creek topped out on Wednesday, marking structural completion for the 177‑unit project and accelerating work toward delivery. The mixed‑use building will add retail and public space to Milwaukee Street.

A Cubex Restoration co-owner says threats, surveillance and misuse of company funds left him "captive" and has asked a Denver judge to dissolve the firm.

A 948‑home plan called Blue Sky Ranch has neighbors in Kiowa worried about water, roads and the loss of rural character as a Planning Commission hearing approaches.

Vista closed financing for Highline Vista, a 172‑unit Class A community at 16 W. Dry Creek Circle in Littleton, with first units expected mid‑2027.

Curtis Fentress sold 421 and 433 Broadway to Magnetic Capital and Integra Land Co.; buyers say the site will host roughly 280 apartments, per public records.

Kennedy Golf Course is set for a roughly $30M renovation that includes a single-roof clubhouse and a Topgolf-style, Toptracer-equipped driving range.

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.