Aurora is weighing a rental registration and landlord licensing plan to make it easier to reach negligent owners and improve enforcement.

Plaza West, a 94,949‑square‑foot retail center at 13670 E. Alameda Ave. in Aurora, has been sold to Rio Capital Investments; Pinnacle’s Justin Krieger represented the seller.

Dominion has moved Sterling Ranch’s rainwater-harvesting pilot into Colorado water court as it seeks permission to capture roughly 111 acre-feet a year for park irrigation. The case will test legal limits on large-scale rain collection and could set a statewide precedent.

The team behind Michelin-starred Beckon has asked the DDDA for help opening a new 16th Street restaurant, part of the authority’s plan to revive the Pavilions corridor.

Fifty-two North Boulder homeowners may split about $1.8M in Sumac Avenue repairs under decades-old annexation covenants; individual bills could top $90K.

Lume Cannabis founder Dave Morrow listed his 16,000‑sq‑ft Cherry Hills Village estate for $12 million, calling it “too much house for two.”

Vulcan Materials acquired Brannan Sand & Gravel operations, adding a rail‑connected quarry in Lamar and a DFW distribution yard while shedding California ready‑mix assets.

Hideaway Creek Cabin — a 35-acre private ski property in Cimarron — is going to auction with bids opening July 14 and a $25.7M list price.

CHFA closed a $5.7M construction loan to build 23 affordable condos in Denver's West Colfax, the first to close under the Drive It Home program.

Polis says Prop 123 will help fund a Colorado Springs site that will add more than 120 homes. The announcement is part of broader statewide Prop 123 investments.

Nearly 50 acres in Boulder County anchored by a 16.6-acre spring-fed lake are on the market for about $15.8 million. The offering includes a lakeside main house, barns and private water rights.

Broomfield's council gave preliminary approval to an 18‑month moratorium on new data centers while officials draft rules on water, energy and zoning. The pause targets projects with 10 MW or higher load projections.

A seven‑story Thornton office and data center at 12121 Grant Street is on the market for $28 million with built‑in power, generators and carrier connectivity.