A Denver District Court judge delayed the historic Uptown landmark's sale by four months as the owner scrambles to pay down debt and tax liens.

AIM brings motorized shades and a $1,000 giveaway to Booth 215 as the three-day Denver show opens at the Livestock Center.

Ryan Cos. wants to raze the General Shale plant on the South Platte for four new warehouses near Sheridan and Englewood.

PageWest's $8.4 million land assembly near North Speer Boulevard is giving way to two seven-story buildings — the latest in a wave reshaping the corridor.

Save the Lone Tree Bluffs gathered 8,000-plus signatures fighting Hillcamp's mesa-top homes near Bluffs Regional Park.

The 386,000-square-foot flex-industrial project near I-25 cleared a contested city approval.

X Denver representatives missed the hearing as a Denver judge appointed Trigild receiver for the Coors Field-area tower over a defaulted $170 million loan.

A new $100 festival license lets Lafayette hosts skip city inspections and rent out a house and its ADU at once.

A 15-acre Xanthia Street site is slated for 329 apartments, with construction expected to begin later this year.

Nearly a third of Colorado listings got price cuts in August, the highest share of any state in the country.

Bonchon and Wapos Cantina are moving into a former food hall in Aurora, with two storefronts still up for grabs.

The 1931 mansion on Circle Drive is listed for $10.75 million.

Stanley British Primary School will replace its Lowry pool with a 16,400-square-foot arts hall featuring an amphitheater and auditorium.