Broncos fans: It's time to show us your orange!
Mayor Michael B. Hancock has proclaimed Friday, Jan. 22 as Orange Friday in Denver to support the Denver Broncos leading up to their AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots.
Community News
H+L Architecture completes its merger
Treanor Architects of Lawrence, Kan. has merged with H+L Architecture, which is headquartered in Denver.
What happened when the Commerce Secretary came to Denver
Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker traveled to Denver as a part of the “State of the Union: Cabinet in your Community” national road tour for a live discussion at The Commons on Champa. The conversation highlighted hopeful opportunities, challenges and calls-to-action.
Mesa County earns "Jump-Start" status
In his annual State of the State address, Gov. John Hickenlooper proclaimed Mesa County Colorado’s first “Rural Jump-Start Zone.” The initiative, led by the Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), will establish tax-free zones in rural areas.
One CSU grad program jumped seven spots in a year
Colorado State University’s College of Business has been recognized as an outstanding provider of online graduate education programs for 2016 by U.S. News and World Report.
Who owns the trademark to "You're fired!"?
Since it seems Donald Trump is on everyone’s radar screen, I decided that I must write a column on “The Donald.” Before you roll your eyes and prepare to tune out another political rant, let me assure you that my focus is purely related to intellectual property.
Oil & gas companies find a silver lining in real estate
As U.S. crude oil prices hover around $40 per barrel, challenging real estate decisions lie ahead for energy companies and property investors alike. However, opportunity remains for those companies who can afford to make strategic moves and know where to look.
Mesa County applies for "Rural Jump-Start Zone"
Mesa County has applied to participate in the Rural Jump-Start Zone Tax Credit Program, a new program designed to grow the economies of rural areas in Colorado.
FATE Brewing Co. expands and adds a members' only program
Boulder-based FATE Brewing Co. plans to increase its capacity with the expansion into the space that formerly housed Avery Brewing Co. for more than 20 years.
Colorado approves $121 million from tourism for the National Western Center
The State of Colorado’s Economic Development Commission (EDC) has approved the National Western Center for $121.5 million in funding through the Regional Tourism Act (RTA).
The Colorado ski industry is worth billions to the state
Colorado’s ski industry generates a $4.8 billion annual economic impact, comprising a significant portion of the state’s tourism and recreation sectors.
ARA Newmark sells Colorado Springs asset over list
ARA, a Newmark Company (ARA Newmark), has sold Alturas at Bell Tower, a 60-unit asset located at 1130 Bell Tower Heights in Colorado Springs.
ARA Newmark facilitates record-breaking sale in Arvada
ARA, A Newmark Company (ARA Newmark) has facilitated the sale of Village West, a 58-unit property located at 12155 West 58th Place in Arvada.
Residential building is booming in downtown Denver
The Downtown Denver Partnership released its first Center City Neighborhood Residential Development Map and Profiles report (Residential Development Map) today, showing that 72,767 residents now call Downtown Denver’s center city neighborhoods home.
Software startup moves back to Loveland for room to grow
Software startup AllProWebTools has moved back to Loveland after 18 months of growth at the Innosphere high-tech startup incubator in Fort Collins.
Southwest Plaza's 18-month redevelopment nears completion
Southwest Plaza, the 1.3 million-square-foot shopping center located in Littleton, is adding the finishing touches to a multi-million dollar redevelopment that began in April 2014.
Down with digital, up with print!
Today’s prolific consumption of digital media opens doors for traditional print. The print industry can “strike while the fire is hot,” as they say. Now more than ever, today is the best time to use print.
HomeAdvisor teams up with Google
Golden-based HomeAdvisor, a leading nationwide online home services marketplace, is partnering with Google to allow homeowners to book appointments with home service professionals through Google search results.
Advanced Circuits acquires Coastal Circuits
Aurora-based Advanced Circuits, North America’s third-largest printed circuit board fabricator, has acquired Coastal Circuits in Redwood City, Calif.
Studio 1515 brings an art experience to the 16th Street Mall
NINE dot ARTS and Jones Lang LaSalle will convert an ordinary office lobby into a pop-up, artist-in-residence studio called Studio 1515 at 1515 Arapahoe St., also known as Park Central.
Griffis/Blessing acquires The Pines at Broadmoor Bluffs Apartments
Griffis/Blessing, Inc., has completed the acquisition of The Pines at Broadmoor Bluffs Apartments in Colorado Springs.
Lewis Roca Rothgerber honored in law firm rankings
Denver-based Lewis Roca Rothgerber LLP attorneys Frederick Baumann, Scott Browning, James Lyons and Mike Plachy are recognized as ‘Litigation Stars’ in the 2016 edition of Benchmark Litigation.
The Denver Flea returns with a holiday extravaganza
The Denver Flea—a second-year event series that cultivates the Colorado lifestyle and represents our vibrant craftsman community—returns with its four-day Holiday edition Dec. 3-6.
JLL report says law firms are getting creative with space
The legal sector is using creative space, development and real estate strategies to assure that today’s offices remain practical for the future, according to a new report by JLL.
