Molly Armbrister
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Denver, CO, United States
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Colorado Health Foundation relocating HQ to new Uptown building
The foundation will build a 31,340-square-foot building at 18th Avenue and Pennsylvania Street. → Read More
Rents up 13 percent in metro Denver in Q2
Apartment vacancy rates in the metro area dropped to 4.5 percent in the second quarter → Read More
Rug store owners at center of condemnation battle reject Glendale's offer
The Kholghy family — owners of the store — said they have an answer for the city. → Read More
14 townhomes break ground in RiNo's Backyard on Blake (but they're selling fast)
Fourteen townhomes will be built as part of the new mixed-use development project in RiNo. → Read More
Colorado developer buys Capitol Hill apartments, land
Consolidate Investment Group has plans to add 140 units to the complex. → Read More
At 50, the iconic Larimer Square block is evolving to stay fresh
The downtown destination is not sitting on its historical laurels. → Read More
Office, restaurant development planned on South Platte near Sports Authority Field
The 3.2-acre project will be called Steam on the Platte and will break ground in the fourth quarter. → Read More
Northstar Commercial buys CoBank building in Greenwood Village for $16 million
The property is located in the Denver Tech Center at 5500 S. Quebec St. → Read More
Public improvements planned for 16th and Broadway in Denver
The city will improve transportation safety and install new bike racks, trees and lighting. → Read More
More spec office breaking ground in Centennial near Topgolf
Invoa Dry Creek is the rebranding of Dry Creek Corporate Center, additions to which were announced in November. → Read More
Glendale makes offer for rug-store property at center of condemnation dispute
The city had voted to use eminent domain to acquire the property, but now says that it will proceed with an urban renewal project without the site if the offer is rejected. → Read More
Summit Materials buys Iowa cement plant, terminals for $450 million
Denver-based Summit Materials purchased the asset from Lafarge North America. → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Dallas firm to build 275 apartments in Observatory Park
Modera Observatory Park will be located near the University of Denver on two parcels that are about one acre each. → Read More
Auditor: TIFs good for Denver
Tax-increment financing projects in Denver have been beneficial for the city, according to a new report from the city auditor. → Read More
Stapleton's Stanley Marketplace ready for takeoff
The indoor market in old aviation building sets its course for spring opening. → Read More
Gables Residential buys Cherry Creek parcel, plans more apartments
The site will be home to the third phase of Gables Cherry Creek and will add 242 apartments to Cherry Creek → Read More
Denver finance, real estate companies predict pay raises in 2016
The overall average across industries in 2.8 percent, according to an annual study. → Read More
Tavern Uptown to get 315-apartment topper on 17th
A joint venture will build 315 multi-family units above the popular sports bar. → Read More
Wheat Ridge to vote on tax-increment financing
The city of Wheat Ridge will vote on an amendment to its city charter relating to the use of tax-increment financing packages totaling $2.5 million or more. → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Pilot trainer landing at business center near DIA
The manufacturer will build a 108,000-square-foot facility with eight flight simulators at 67th Avenue and Yampa Street. → Read More