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Bailey, CO · Real Estate
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DPS' enrollment fell by nearly 1,800 students. The superintendent says school closures may be coming
Denver Public Schools' enrollment fell by 1,780 students this fall, new data shows. The decline was steeper than district officials were expecting, and Superintendent Alex Marrero implied that more school closures could be coming soon. Marrero said at a school board meeting Thursday that he anticipates he'll have to act...
coloradobiz.com
Denver office vacancy falls as leasing demand improves
Class A buildings saw nearly 1 million square feet net absorption. Office transaction activity increased more than 35% year over year. Average asking rent projected to rise 1.5% to $24.35 per square foot. Denver metro office vacancy declined as leasing demand for Class A space increased, though office-sector job losses...
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Denver Builder Eyes 65-Year-Old Brick Plant for 542,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Campus
A 65-year-old brick and concrete plant along the South Platte River could soon be torn down and replaced with four sprawling warehouses, under a new redevelopment proposal from a national builder. The General Shale plant sits at 3003 S. Platte River Drive, near the border of Sheridan and Englewood, on a triangle-shaped property pressed between the river and a set of rail tracks.
coloradobiz.com
Axios Denver
Denver's at-large city council seat: A quick guide
Ten candidates are vying for a single at-large seat on Denver's 13-member City Council. Why it matters: The rare fall election gives winner in the driver's seat toward reelection later this spring. State of play: The candidates are competing for the at-large Seat B seat. Here's a snapshot of their priorities: Jake Browne : Protecting renters, backing local businesses and improving city services. Cynthia Diaz : Supporting small businesses, immigrants and vulnerable residents. Raymon Anthony Doane : Expanding affordable housing, hodling City Hall accountable and improving neighborhood safety. Gabriel Konkle : Ending AI-assisted surveillance, banning data centers and lowering rents. Monica Martinez : Affordable housing, safe streets and supporting small businesses. Melissa Mejia : Affordability for the working class, improving housing affordability and supporting local businesses and community groups. Alfredo Reyes : Tackling affordability, focusing on public safety and ensuring responsible spending. Julissa Soto: Investing in programs for children and families, backing small businesses and expanding affordable housing. Whitney Traylor : Holding local government accountable, finding "compassionate" solutions for homelessness and improving housing affordability. Jeff Walker : Improving affordable housing, addressing homelessness and improving traffic safety.
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From Southglenn Mall to The Streets at SouthGlenn: a Centennial, CO shopping center now facing apartment plans
At the north end of Southglenn Mall, May D&F opened in 1974 under an antique stained-glass dome. The store changed its sign to Foley's, then to Macy's. When the rest of the mall came down in 2006, it kept selling at one end while Sears held the other, and crews crushed the old concrete between them.
milehighcre.com
New Report Outlines Downtown Denver’s Path to Reinvention
Downtown Denver has an opportunity to emerge from the post-pandemic reset with a stronger, more diversified urban core built around far more than the traditional five-day office economy, according to a new report by the Downtown Denver Partnership. The Next Era of Downtown Denver: Reinventing Downtown for the Way We...
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Boulder’s ‘Not-So-Hidden’ Homeless Crisis
For decades, Boulder Creek has been a beautiful part of the landscape that we call home, but in recent years, it has become a space where many homeless people have pitched their tents. The homeless issue in Boulder increased immensely after COVID as a drastic decrease in support by the city council appeared.
The Denver Gazette
GUEST OPINION: YES on 2A to protect Centennial’s quality of life
For 25 years, Centennial has demonstrated that city government can be lean, innovative and fiscally responsible. We operate with a small municipal staff, rely extensively on competitive contracting and private-sector expertise, and carry no municipal debt. I’m proud of that record. I also recognize that maintaining it requires confronting financial challenges before they become crises. […]
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State Representative Junie Joseph To Host “Let’s Talk Housing” Town Hall
BOULDER, Colo. – State Representative Junie Joseph (House District 10) will host “Let’s Talk Housing,” a community town hall on housing in Boulder, on Tuesday, October 20, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the Canyon Theater at the Boulder Public Library. Rep. Joseph will be joined...
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When Graffiti Cleanup Creates a More Expensive Problem
Posts on this site may contain brand partnerships, promotional content, or affiliate links. I may earn a commission or fee if you click a link or purchase through these recommendations at no additional cost to you. The first tag on a clean wall is a test. If it stays, it...
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Polis Nominates DIA Land for Opportunity Zone 2.0
Denver International Airport (DEN) recently announced that two DEN-owned development districts, Peña Station Next and 40th & Airport, are located within census tracts nominated by Gov. Jared Polis for federal Opportunity Zone 2.0 designation. A census tract is a geographic area the U.S. Census Bureau uses to measure demographic data, including population and income. These tracts are among Colorado’s 91 nominations submitted to the U.S. Department of the Treasury for the program’s next phase.
The Denver Gazette
With enrollment drop, DPS superintendent says school closures possible
Denver Public Schools’ enrollment fell by 1,780 students this fall, new data shows. The decline was steeper than district officials were expecting, and Superintendent Alex Marrero implied that more school closures could be coming soon. Marrero said at a school board meeting Oct. 8 that he anticipates he’ll have to act on a clause in […]
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You’ll Love This Peaceful Colorado Town With Rent Under $900 And A Laid-Back Way Of Life
There’s a town in southern Colorado where the mountains are enormous, the rent is shockingly affordable, and nobody seems to be in a hurry about anything, and that town is Alamosa. If you’ve been scrolling through real estate listings and quietly weeping into your coffee, Alamosa might just be...
Chalkbeat
Facing an enrollment drop, Denver superintendent says school closures could be coming
Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. Denver Public Schools’ enrollment fell by 1,780 students this fall, new data shows . The decline was steeper than district officials were expecting, and Superintendent Alex Marrero implied that more school closures could be coming soon. Marrero said at a school board meeting Thursday that he anticipates he’ll have to act on a clause in the board’s four-year moratorium on school closures that allows exceptions if there is a “substantial shift” in enrollment, funding, or another emergency. Marrero didn’t make clear when he might recommend more school closures. The board’s policy calls for closure recommendations to happen no later than November of the preceding school year. Given the tight timeline, a district spokesperson said it’s not possible for the board to vote to close a school this year, though Marrero could enact what he calls “operational shifts.” This year, DPS cut ninth grade from Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy after fewer than 20 students enrolled in that grade, a district spokesperson said. The high
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Building Affordable Housing isn’t Enough. We Have to Keep it Affordable.
Some of the most important affordable housing investments don’t involve laying a single new brick. They’re about making sure the homes we already have remain affordable. Archway Communities recognized that opportunity in early 2025 when it acquired Downing Square Apartments, a 50-unit affordable housing community for seniors and adults with disabilities in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood.