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City council approves purchase of Denver Pavilions downtown, adjacent parking lots
The Denver City Council voted unanimously to have the Downtown Development Authority pay $37 million for the struggling 350,000-square-foot mall at 500 16th St.
Denver YMCA leaving downtown building after 119 years, selling to Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
For 119 years, Denverites have come to the building at the corner of East 16th Avenue and Lincoln Street for everything from sports to temporary housing, summer camps to social and educational programs.
The history of Potter Highlands told through a blond, brick building
Steel and glass homes have replaced the brick bungalows and cottages of old across the city, a jarring contemporary aesthetic imposed on the fading charm of many of Denver's older neighborhoods,
Already tough, housing affordability has worsened in rural Colorado
The income required to buy a typical home in rural Colorado is up 120%.
Homebuyers prioritize pet-friendly features in pursuit of dream home
Many potential homebuyers now define their dream home by whether it will meet their pet’s needs. “Today’s dog owners are looking for more than just a yard, they want homes designed with their pets in mind,” said Christine...
Northeast Aurora a top 5 destination for relocations in U.S.
Colorado isn't seeing as many people move to the state, but it still has several ZIP codes that rank highly for attracting new residents.
Golden hotel up for auction after bankruptcy filing
Bids for the 155-room Best Western Plus Denver West/Golden hotel are due Dec. 3.
Former 378-acre Camp Fire campground resurfaces for sale near Conifer
Once slated to go under the waters of the Two Forks Dam, Camp Kotami, covering 378 acres, is looking for a new buyer.