Designs for the Top of Pearl mixed‑use project at 1301 S. Pearl have expanded, adding nearly 8,000 sq ft for offices, restaurants and apartments at the neighborhood gateway.

Realberry has listed a 2.5‑acre Brighton Boulevard parcel in RiNo and hired JLL to find a buyer. The move follows years of concept plans and a recent rebrand.

The Luzzatto Company has asked Denver’s Downtown Development Authority for about $29M to convert another tower at the mostly vacant Denver Energy Center. The request follows prior DDA backing for the developer’s 17th Street conversion.

A vacant Longmont parcel that once hosted Walmart sold for nearly $7.6M, clearing a step toward plans for hundreds of apartments near Nelson and Hover.

Factory-built modules were set into place at Blue Room House One, advancing 54 affordable units for households at 30–80% AMI.

A New Mexico-backed group opened a $50M AC Hotel in Denver's RiNo, adding 128 rooms and more lodging options along Brighton Boulevard.

A Denver council committee paused a vote on the Wynkoop Crossing agreement, holding up a key pedestrian link that would connect Ball Arena to Lower Downtown.

Knightbridge Capital bought a two-building Meridian office package in Douglas County for a steep discount, adding roughly 175,000 square feet to its local holdings.

A 36‑acre plan at U.S. 287 and Arapahoe Road would add Target, Trader Joe’s and roughly 450 homes to Lafayette as the project enters city review.

Denver adopted a 90‑day “Fast Track” review for qualifying affordable housing projects. The move makes the city eligible for state incentives and could speed thousands of units.

Gov. Jared Polis posted photos after touring The Launchpad in Colorado Springs and highlighted the 50-unit youth supportive-housing project and Proposition 123 backing.

Denver developers plan a 140‑room Hampton Inn and Home2 Suites at 215 Lindbergh Drive near Eagle County Regional Airport, with construction targeted for 2026–28.

Atlanta‑based Cooper Carry is relocating its Boulder practice into 1900 Lawrence in downtown Denver, signing for about 5,800 square feet and planning a sizable fit‑out. The move is aimed at closer client access and local hiring.