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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.
milehighcre.com
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.
familydestinationsguide.com
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.
coloradosun.com
coloradobiz.com
Four Seasons plans 42 residences in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood
Project is first standalone Four Seasons residences in Colorado. Developer partnership includes Wexford Real Estate Investors and Stillwater Capital. Amenities include spa, outdoor pool, club lounge, and rooftop recreation. Four Seasons and a development group plan to build 42 homes in Denver‘s Cherry Creek neighborhood, marking the hospitality company’s first...
AVweb
massrealestatenews.com
Real Estate Roundup October 2026
If the fall slowdown feels like it showed up early this year, you are not imagining it. Buyers are hitting pause, sellers are trading price cuts for a shot at a contract, and plenty of homeowners are holding onto a great mortgage they cannot bring themselves to give up. Everybody seems to be waiting for somebody else to blink.
Danielle Dascalos
DCPS Named Denver’s 7th 2026 Fastest Growing Private Company in Extra-Large Category
DCPS was named the Denver area’s 7th fastest-growing private company in the Extra-Large category by the Denver Business Journal (DBJ) at its Fast 50 Awards Reception on October 29, 2026, at Pindustry in Greenwood Village, Colorado.
multihousingnews.com
Four Seasons Plans Denver Residential Development
It's the partners' first hotel-branded project in the metro. A partnership between Four Seasons and Wexford Real Estate Investors unveiled plans to develop a 42-unit luxury residential community in Denver, Colo. The project marks Four Seasons’ first branded multifamily property in the metro. Stillwater Capital, Zabel Investment and Brue...
nativeamericacalling.com
Friday, October 30, 2026 — The Menu: Shoring up food banks, celebrating bison, and a new tribal flour mill
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:30 — 38.8MB) | Embed. Rising consumer costs and cuts to subsidized food programs are increasing the pressure on organizations that deliver food assistance. Native American food pantries are trying to forge new partnerships and develop additional tribal resources — like farms and meat processors — to meet the demand, all while reducing the stigma for those seeking help putting food on their tables. We’ll hear about how Native organization in Denver is doing to meet increasing demand.
milehighcre.com
hoodline.com
Sun Valley Food Hall Opens Friday, Turns Kitchen Space Into Business Launchpad
A new food hall is set to open Friday in Denver's Sun Valley neighborhood, pairing a handful of local vendors with a built-in business incubator designed to help them grow beyond a single stall. Eats on the Platte, located at 2500 W. 10th Ave., will serve as both a dining destination and a launching pad for residents of the surrounding affordable housing community looking to break into the restaurant business.
westminstereconomicdevelopment.org
Yahoo!
Measure for Denver schools would raise property taxes again
(The Center Square) - Denver residents may see their property taxes rise for a second consecutive year to help fund the city's public schools, which operate on a $1.5 billion budget. Residents will vote Nov. 3 on Denver Ballot Issue 4A, which seeks an additional $44 million in annual property...