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Avanti Residential acquires Denver’s Park Cheesman apartments for $31 million
Avanti Residential buys 88-unit Park Cheesman Apartments. Acquisition price $31 million at $352,273 per unit. Property near Cheesman Park and Denver Botanic Gardens. Denver-based Avanti Residential acquired Park Cheesman Apartments, an 88-unit high-rise at 1177 Race St. in Denver, for $31 million. The transaction closed Oct. 27 at approximately $352,273...
The Denver Gazette
Denver voters favor Xcel’s 20-year deal by wide margin
Early election results show Denver voters overwhelmingly favor a new 20-year franchise agreement with Xcel Energy, with 69.25% voting in support. Doing so means users will continue paying the 3% franchise fee on their electric and natural gas bills. Denver voters also appeared poised to approve four other ballot measures, including changes to the city […]
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Core, Midloch Acquire Celebrated Denver Shopping Center
Core Acquisitions and Midloch Investment Partners purchased the 271,632-square-foot Lamar Station Plaza property on Wednesday for $30.25 million. The shopping center, at 6431-6791 W. Colfax Ave., was 76% occupied at the time of the sale. Broadstreet was the seller. The Denver Business Journal reports that the center is home...
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Power Outage Hits 6,178 Denver Customers On Election Day Near Cheesman Park
Thousands of homes and businesses in Denver lost power Tuesday afternoon on Election Day, with utility officials saying it could take hours to get the lights back on. The Denver Post reported that 6,178 Xcel Energy customers were without power as of 3 p.m. A car hit a utility pole near 12th Avenue and Detroit Street shortly after 2 p.m., causing the widespread outages.
Food & Wine
Denver Bartender Tiffany Hernandez Turned a Legal Workshop Into a Movement Across 6 States — and Is 2026’s Hospitality Advocate of the Year
This bartender is giving hospitality workers across the country the tools to protect their rights, support their communities, and turn frustration into action.
Editor and Puplisher
Millions pledged to new fund investing in local journalism
In the latest sign of hope for the beleaguered local-news business, tens of millions of dollars are now available to help grow and strengthen promising news organizations. This is a welcome addition to the collection of tools needed to sustain an industry that’s essential to democracy and communities’ civic health.
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5 Best Interior Painters for Denver Homeowners in 2026
Discover the 5 best interior painters for Denver homeowners in 2026 and ensure a smooth repainting process in your home. 5 Best Interior Painters for Denver Homeowners in 2026. Denver homeowners face specific tradeoffs when planning an occupied-home repaint. In older homes in neighborhoods such as Washington Park and Park Hill, repainting can raise questions about historic trim, plaster repair and safe handling of existing coatings. Finish expectations are high, belongings must stay protected room by room, and daily life has to continue while crews move through the house. Finding Denver interior painters who manage preparation, protection and sequencing well makes the difference between a clean refresh and a disruptive project.
hoodline.com
Trader Joe's Confirms Third Denver Store, Landing in Central Park by 2027
Trader Joe's is finally making it official: the beloved grocery chain plans to open its third Denver store in 2027, landing in the Central Park neighborhood at the site of the former Shops at Northfield. Construction is already underway, though the company has not announced a specific opening date. According...
Westword
After finding a warhead, Aurora developer wants feds to pay for cleaning up old WWII site
It’s getting explosive between an Aurora developer and the United States Department of Defense. Southshore Recovery Acquisition, LLC, a real estate investment company based in New York, filed a lawsuit against the DOD (or Department of War, if you’re weird) on Oct. 26 to force the department to pay for cleaning up unexploded bombs and unused munitions on a 105-acre plot of land in Arapahoe County. According to the complaint, Southshore has paid over $700,000 to clean up the old explosives.
The Denver Gazette
As trillion-dollar shopping season arrives, the Rack shows a new look
National retail forecasters are already predicating a heightened Christmas shopping season. The National Retail Federation has forecast that sales over the next two months will grow 4.2% year-over-year, passing the trillion-dollar mark.
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Four Seasons-Branded Luxury Residences Planned for Cherry Creek
Four Seasons is expanding its residential presence in Colorado with plans for 42 luxury residences at 215 Detroit Street in Cherry Creek, marking the hospitality company’s first standalone residential project in the state. The development, named Cherry Creek, A Four Seasons Private Residence, is being advanced through a partnership...
Lovely Garden Roots
Denver Water Will Raise Drought Charges in 2027 After Its First Lawn-Watering Ban in Nearly 25 Years, Adding About $3.24 to the Average Monthly Bill
Denver Water approved 2027 rates and higher drought charges Oct. 28, raising the average single-family bill about $3.24 a month as the lawn-watering ban stays on.
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This Enormous Colorado Antique Mall Has Over 120 Dealers Under One Roof
Nobody walks into Heirlooms Antique Mall in Aurora, Colorado planning to stay for hours, and yet that’s exactly what keeps happening to people. It’s one of those places that has a very specific gravitational pull, and once you’re inside, leaving starts to feel like a decision that can wait just a little longer.