Aldo Svaldi
The Denver Post
Denver, CO, United States
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Vail Resorts closing 19 retail locations in Aspen, Snowmass Village and Telluride
Vail Resorts plans to close 19 equipment rental and retail locations in Aspen, Telluride and Snowmass Village, eliminating 69 jobs. → Read More
Colorado property owners to face astronomical tax increases next year
County assessors in late April will mail out valuation notices based on property values as of June 30, 2022, which also happens to be close to when home values peaked in Colorado. → Read More
With home sales falling in Colorado, real estate agents will have to fight over a shrinking pie
Thousands of people in Colorado shifted careers during the pandemic, getting in on a hot real estate market where listings sold in a weekend and demand seemed insatiable. But as activity cools under the weight of higher interest rates,... → Read More
Closure of Aurora manufacturing plant to eliminate 49 jobs
Covercraft Industries, a maker of automotive protection products, Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, Aurora, 49 jobs, Gymshark USA, Curaleaf, Pennacle Architectural Lighting, layoffs → Read More
Metro Denver inflation rate moves lower — but not by much — last month
Metro Denver's consumer inflation rate fell slightly, from a 6.9% annual pace in November to a 6.4% pace in January, as stubbornly persistent increases in food and housing costs keep it elevated, according to the latest Consumer Price Index for the Denver area from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. → Read More
Used car prices shift into reverse, but some models are still gaining in value
The days of being able to drive a new car for a couple of years and trade it in for the original price or even more look like they are quickly coming to an end. → Read More
Metro Caring combats hunger and gives clients a sense of community
Rosa Lino for food assistance. That in turn led Lino, who moved to Denver from Peru, to start taking nutrition courses at the nonprofit, followed by additional classes in community leadership. → Read More
A year’s worth of home price gains slip, sliding away in metro Denver
Metro Denver home and condo sales fell sharply in January and properties as a group traded hands for prices slightly below those received a year earlier → Read More
Trifecta of layoffs in energy, cannabis and manufacturing sectors hit Colorado simultaneously
Three Colorado employers -- DCP Midstream, Pinnacle Architectural Lighting, Curaleaf -- notified the state that they plan to cut 334 jobs, according to Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) letters filed with the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment this week. Oil, gas, energy, cannabis, marijuana → Read More
Quantum leap: Sterling Ranch prepares to roll out crazy-fast internet
It may not be the news those who continue to wait patiently to obtain 1G broadband want to hear, but Lumen Technologies, the parent of CenturyLink, is preparing to roll out 8G service in Sterling R… → Read More
Metro Denver’s average apartment rent drops at a rate not seen in decades at the end of 2022
Average apartment rents in metro Denver fell more in the fourth quarter than they did during the worst of the dot-com bust, the Great Recession and even the early months of the pandemic, according to a new report Tuesday. → Read More
A nest egg of $1.24 million needed for typical retiree in metro Denver, study finds
Saving $1 million for retirement just doesn’t cut it anymore, at least for the average retiree in Denver and 146 other metro areas in the country, according to a new study from LendingTree. → Read More
Colorado’s job market steps into 2023 on solid footing
Colorado’s economy charged forward undeterred last month, with the state’s unemployment rate falling and hiring staying firm as the year came to a close, according to a monthly update f… → Read More
Trader Joe’s will sell wine at all of its Colorado stores starting in March
Trader Joe’s will begin selling wine at all eight of its Colorado locations in March, a result of eased restrictions on retail wine sales that passed in November. → Read More
Will metro Denver’s housing market find stability after a year of extreme turbulence?
Going into 2023, forecasters disagree on whether Denver's housing market will stabilize or be forced to make a hard landing that could wipe out billions of dollars in home equity. → Read More
Economist tells Denver real estate agents to prepare for a recession in middle of the year
Colorado consumers have held a recession at bay for months now with their robust spending, despite the burden of rising prices and higher interest rates. → Read More
Rebound in international immigration helped keep Colorado’s population growing last year
Stronger international immigration after the easing of pandemic restrictions helped boost population gains in the U.S. and Colorado during the past year, but growth overall remains subdued, according to newly released population estimates from the... → Read More
Colorado’s master-planned communities no longer national blockbusters
Sales of homes at master-planned communities in Colorado such as HIghlands Ranch, Central Park, Green Valley Ranch, RainDance, Banning Lewis Ranch and The Meadows failed to make the cut in 2022, according to an annual update from real estate consulting firm RCLCO. → Read More
Condos vs. apartments: The multifamily construction boom in Colorado
Developers in Colorado will pull more construction permits this year for multifamily homes than for single-family homes, a historic first. But condos are largely missing in this record surge and with them the chance to provide more affordable housing options for first-time buyers. → Read More
Amazon delivering in electric vans in metro Denver, just in time for holiday rush
Package delivery vans are so common on neighborhood streets that some people can tell who is who by the sound of the brakes stopping, the engine idling and the doors opening. But metro Denver residents should prepare for another sound on the streets, that of near silence, as Amazon rolls out more custom-made electric delivery vans from Rivian. → Read More