A new Larimer County dashboard and final report map out thousands of homes the county needs now and by 2035.

Denver investor Jeremy Spira bought the 115‑year‑old 2 South Broadway for about $1.5M, reigniting local debate over what will replace Mutiny. Neighbors are pushing for indie retail and music uses.

Ares Management paid $64.7M for the Verve Commerce Center, a two‑building industrial campus near Broomfield that was finished last year. The sale brings a roughly 284,000‑square‑foot newly delivered asset into institutional hands.

A developer plans to demolish about 6.7 acres of Centennial’s Festival Shopping Center to build 114 built‑to‑rent townhomes, city records and local reporting show.

CommonSpirit broke ground on a 42-acre Meridian medical campus that will add a hospital, surgery center and physician clinics to south-metro Denver.

Wood Partners has started site work on the 252-unit Alta Longmont project in Longmont, adding seven buildings and resort-style amenities. The community is slated for spring 2028 delivery.

Industrious is taking 25,000 square feet at The Lab on Platte and plans a July opening, converting a former WeWork floor into a new coworking hub for small companies and solo entrepreneurs.

AdventHealth paid $16.5 million for 44 acres next to its Parker hospital, giving the system room to expand near the fast‑growing southeast Denver suburbs.

Greenwood Village gave Granite Properties a three-year extension to preserve entitlements for a planned 12‑story, 325,000‑sq‑ft DTC office while the firm hunts for a tenant.

A landlord on Denver’s 16th Street Mall is facing roughly $2 million in claims after a long-running dispute among cannabis operators reignited in court.

Denver City Council will consider an updated preservation ordinance plus a resolution to waive state purchase rights, setting up a clash over saving older apartments versus speeding new development.

Century Communities will build a gated enclave of about 90 luxury homes on a long‑vacant Greenwood Village parcel; earthwork is slated to begin May 14.

Braemar agreed to sell the 193-room Park Hyatt Beaver Creek for $176M to Apres Owner LLC as the Dallas REIT accelerates a sale of its luxury portfolio.