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PaulsCorp Buys Back Denver Tech Center Tower It Once Owned, Pays $57M
A 15-story office tower at 4643 S. Ulster St. in Denver's Tech Center has landed back in the hands of a familiar owner. PaulsCorp, which owned Regency Plaza back in the mid-1990s, has bought the 335,000-square-foot building for $57.3 million, or about $170 per square foot, marking the firm's return to office acquisitions after largely exiting the sector before the pandemic.
OutThere Colorado
Wheat Ridge gets creative to meet affordable housing goal
After falling short of a commitment to provide affordable housing in Wheat Ridge, the city will look for assistance from other Jefferson County cities to meet its goal. Proposition 123 was a ballot measure passed by Colorado voters in 2022, which created a State Affordable Housing Fund that cities can use, provided they meet their […]
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Denver Construction Costs Rise 4.55% Amid Split Market Conditions
Construction costs in Denver increased 4.55% year over year in Q3 2026, according to Rider Levett Bucknall’s latest Quarterly Construction Cost Report. Denver recorded the second-highest annual cost growth among the five major markets listed in RLB’s Central Region, behind Minneapolis at 4.78%. Austin recorded a 4.36% increase, followed by Dallas at 3.84% and Chicago at 1.74%.
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Century Communities opens Overland Ranch homes in Aurora
Development spans more than 370 acres in southeast Aurora. Homes offer prewiring for electric vehicle chargers and solar panels. Century Communities will hold a grand opening Oct. 3 for its homes at Overland Ranch, a development in southeast Aurora with prices starting in the mid-$700,000s. The builder will offer 10...
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Denver Homeowner Asks Why No One Will Buy Her Rental Property, Then Vents Her Frustration After the Listing Sat on the Market for More Than a Year Without an Offer
A Denver homeowner has taken her frustration with the local real estate market straight to TikTok, posting a video asking, in essence, why no one will buy her rental property. […]
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Koelbel names Nate Levy president of Denver home building division
Nate Levy named president of Koelbel home building division. Denver-based Koelbel and Company has hired Nate Levy as president of its home building division, succeeding Peter Benson, who is retiring after more than 13 years in the role. Benson will assist with the transition as Levy takes responsibility for the...
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Denver Searches for Its Next Growth Chapter
Denver remains one of the nation’s largest new-home markets, though its growth trajectory has changed in recent years. Once among the top 10 new-home markets in the country, Denver has slipped to the No. 20 spot on Zonda’s Local Leaders list the past two years, posting a year-over-year decline in sales activity in 2025.
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New Parent Social Club The Den Expands From LoHi to Englewood This Fall
A Denver social club built around the messy, exhausting, occasionally joyful reality of new parenthood is opening a second location in Englewood, with plans to welcome members by late October. The Den Family Social Club, which has run its original outpost in LoHi, is putting down roots at 3467 S. Broadway in a building under construction that will house members-only programming alongside a coffee shop open to the public.
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Colorado Cities Experiencing Declining Annual Rents
In September, every Colorado market in the Zumper National Rent Index report posted an annual rent decline greater than 5%: Denver (-7.3%), Aurora (-7.7%), and Colorado Springs (-5.4%). As of January, occupancy sat below the national rate, with Denver at 92.9% and Colorado Springs at 93.2%. This suggests the market is still working through new supply against comparatively soft demand.
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Opus promotes three leaders in Denver as it expands Colorado operations
Eric Chamberlin named vice president and general manager of real estate development. Jaymes Kralicek and Nick Lauters promoted to vice president of construction. Promotions support Opus‘s strategic geographic expansion plan. Kevin Curley promoted to vice president in Phoenix office. Opus has promoted three employees in its Denver office as...
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PAULS Reacquires 15-Story Denver Office Tower
PAULS acquired Regency Plaza, a 15-story, 335,908 square foot Class A office tower located at 4643 South Ulster Street in the Denver Tech Center. The building was purchased from Granite Properties. The purchase marks a return to Regency Plaza for PAULS, who previously owned the property. Newmark’s Tim Richey and...
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The Underrated Colorado Town Where Rent Is Under $700 And The Living Is Easy
You’ve been told that affordable, beautiful, and genuinely livable are three things that can’t exist in the same Colorado zip code, and Monte Vista is here to prove that wrong. Politely, but firmly. Monte Vista is a small city in the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado, and...
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Habitat for Humanity’s Griffith Station Project in Arvada Adds 20 Denver Metro Homes and Offers Future Owners a Route to Affordable Housing
ARVADA, CO — Habitat for Humanity’s Griffith Station development is giving one Denver-area family a path toward homeownership through work, patience and lower housing costs. The project in Arvada includes 20 new family homes, and future homeowner Gretchen Sechler spent Saturday helping build the place where she expects to live with her daughter.
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PAULS buys back Regency Plaza office tower in Denver Tech Center
Building won 2025 BOMA Denver Metro Outstanding Building award. Collegiate Peaks Bank provided fixed-rate acquisition financing. PAULS has acquired Regency Plaza, a 15-story, 335,908-square-foot office tower in the Denver Tech Center, from Granite Properties. The purchase of the building at 4643 S. Ulster St. marks a return to a property...