DHA and Brikwell bought 3.6 acres at 5000 Tower Road to develop Green Valley Vistas, a 156‑unit affordable housing project with family units and an early‑childhood center.

Denver officials are moving to buy a 0.4‑acre lot at 1028 N Acoma St. to create a neighborhood park, with the council slated to review the roughly $3M deal this month.

Denver rezoned 114 acres near DIA to clear the way for United’s new training campus, promising dozens of simulators and public open space. The project’s phases and approvals will play out over several years.

Kygo’s Palm Tree Crew, with Major Food Group and 8K Capital, announced a purchase of River Valley Ranch in Carbondale, promising restaurants and branded events while keeping public play.

Pop Denver, a five‑story, 123‑unit building in Lincoln Park, has been placed into receivership after its developer missed a loan maturity. A court‑appointed receiver will run the property while the lender pursues remedies.

Aurora is weighing rules to allow one ADU on most single‑family lots, widening where internal, attached and detached units can be built while design and HOA rules are debated.

Paradigm River North in Denver’s RiNo picked up Candid Health and IA Interior Architects, totaling 17,300 square feet and boosting occupancy at the 3400 Walnut Street tower.

Larimer County launched Backyard Boost to credit permit fees for homeowners who build ADUs and rent them affordably for three years.

Superior’s 156‑acre downtown is finally filling in: apartments, a hotel, a food hall and a life‑sciences campus are lining up as developers finish deals. The town expects most work to be complete by fall 2027.

Longmont officials are seeking City Council approval to buy the shuttered Longmont YMCA at 950 Lashley Street to preserve recreation and childcare services for residents.

Design and engineering work has begun on a proposed Spiral Tower in downtown Denver that could top out at 673 feet and reshape the skyline.

CoStar data show U.S. hotel openings clustering three years out, but developers are pausing projects — Denver's planned convention Marriott is on hold amid rising costs.

A tentative deal would turn a busy 59-space lot at Broadway and Spruce into a 110-room hotel with public gathering areas and below-market retail. The Downtown Management Commission will review the plan next week.