Two Denver activists submitted draft language for a citywide upzoning measure that would allow three‑, five‑ and eight‑story development near transit and parks.

Regency Centers plans Lone Tree Village, a King Soopers‑anchored open‑air shopping center in RidgeGate that will bring a large Marketplace grocery, fuel and shop space to Lone Tree.

Meati was evicted from its Thornton plant after officials moved to seize equipment over unpaid local taxes. County staff say machinery and furniture will be inventoried and may go up for auction within months.

Owner Rob Cohen says modular stadium components are en route and the club hopes to have the venue ready by July.

Grovewood broke ground on The Stables, converting a 4.79‑acre former horse stable into more than 130 affordable homes near parks and schools.

Denver has posted the executive‑director job for its Department of Housing Stability, offering pay up to $288,959 plus pension benefits.

Aurora held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for "The Stables," a Grovewood-led affordable housing project that will convert the former horse stables into roughly 134 subsidized apartments.

HW Home is relocating its Cherry Creek flagship to 9+CO, expanding into a 10,000‑sq‑ft showroom that reuses signature design elements and opens in spring 2026.

Arapahoe County is taking public comment on Bison IV’s Remora 6 Pad, a proposed oil-and-gas site south of I‑70 that could include up to 16 wells.

Colorado UpLift paid $6 million for a 70,000‑sq‑ft Aurora church and is converting it into a youth campus with a gym, leadership center and free space for partner nonprofits.

A Venture X tenant is pushing back on a DDA-backed plan to convert the Petroleum Building into 178 apartments, risking delays to the project timeline.

A nearly 876,000-square-foot Aurora warehouse sold for $63.5M and is now listed in CIRE Equity’s portfolio. The site is leased to a single logistics tenant.

Temporary valuation breaks expired and many Colorado homeowners are seeing steep jumps in property-tax bills; manufactured-home owners may be hit the hardest. Here’s what to check and where to get help.