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.

A confidential manufacturer known as Project Falcon has paused talks to build a plant in Pueblo’s St. Charles Industrial Park, putting a planned 287‑job project on ice amid local divisions.

Cloudflare co-founder Matthew Prince is again pressing Vail Resorts to sell Park City Mountain Resort, pitching a $500M investment and a franchise plan. His downtown holdings have sharpened the debate over local control.

Byron Allen paid $91.3M for a 1.7‑acre Red Mountain estate in Aspen as local luxury sales cool. The three‑story home adds to his coast‑to‑coast trophy holdings.

Denver officials and preservation groups are pushing to landmark two historic federal garage buildings in Five Points after the GSA listed them for sale. The move would protect exteriors while allowing interior reuse.

Erie officials reached a tentative deal with SM Energy to sell remaining municipal mineral rights tied to the Draco pad, trading land, cash and remediation promises ahead of a June 16 vote.

Design Mechanical will anchor Creekside Innovation Park with a 129,140‑sq‑ft, 10‑year lease; construction starts in June and a second building remains available.

The former Bubba Gump site at 1437 California St. sold for $1.8M to a Denver LLC tied to Amnon Ben Ari; the buyer aims to reopen a bar or restaurant within months.

The original seller reclaimed the five‑acre Centennial lot tied to Camp Pickle at a foreclosure auction, returning the site to the developer and pausing the eatertainment project.

Knapp Ranch, the Vail Valley estate developed by the publishers behind Architectural Digest, is listed for $66.5 million. The 280‑plus acre property pairs lodge architecture with farm and research operations.

Greeley and other Northern Colorado leaders say a lack of dispatchable power and slow transmission timelines could delay homes and big employers. Regulators and Xcel are racing to lock projects before tax credits expire.

Permit drawings show D.A. Davidson is eyeing roughly 17,000 sq ft on 1900 Lawrence’s 27th floor in LoDo; the firm says no lease has been signed. The build-out shown would cost about $1.5 million.