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coloradohomesmag.com
The 2026 People’s Choice Awards Winners Announced
The Home Builders Association of Metro Denver (HBA) has announced the winners of the 2026 People’s Choice Awards for the Denver Parade of Homes. The 2026 event showcased 64 newly designed model and custom homes by 27 area residential builders and developers, located in neighborhoods from Longmont to Castle Rock and Arvada to Aurora, plus the mountain communities of Winter Park and Fraser.
lawweekcolorado.com
Otten Johnson adds two to the firm
Otten Johnson Robinson Neff + Ragonetti PC (Otten Johnson) announced the expansion of its team with the addition of two attorneys to the firm’s Real Estate Transactions and Business Transactions & Capital Markets Practice Teams. Corinne M. Migliazza is an associate in the firm’s Business Transactions & Capital Markets...
coloradobiz.com
Family Care Center closes minority stake sale to support expansion
DENVER — Family Care Center, an outpatient mental health provider backed by Revelstoke Capital Partners, has closed a minority equity sale led by Apogem Capital and additional investors. Financial terms and the size of the stake were not disclosed. Revelstoke will remain an investor, and the new investment will...
takemetotn.com
This Family-Owned Colorado Store Is Packed With Fabric for Every Kind of Project
Two floors of fabric can turn a quick supply run into a serious creative expedition. Allyn’s Fabric and Bridal in Englewood fills its longtime South Acoma Street shop with silk, lace, velvet, ribbon, buttons, trims, and countless other materials gathered over decades in business. Costume makers, brides, dancers, designers,...
People
ModernVibe
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takemetotn.com
Colorado’s Oldest Candy Factory Still Offers Tours Like It’s the 1950s
Watching candy being made by hand feels like stepping into a sweeter, simpler era. At Hammond’s Candies in Denver, visitors can peek behind the scenes as classic treats take shape using techniques that have helped define the company for generations. The factory tour adds movement, color, and a little...
Westword
Every opening and closing this week: Vegan Van adds to the Colfax corridor
Call it a Vegan-aissance. Denver has seen a notable uptick in vegan restaurant comings and goings across the metro this year. While we lost Wellness Sushi in July, we gained bangers like Soda Club in RiNo and Mother Other on Broadway, to great acclaim. And, of course, we have a respectable list of veterans like Somebody People, City O’ City and Watercourse Foods, among others.
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...
FOX31 Denver
The City of Denver is cracking down on unlicensed hot dog carts
hoodline.com
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
bestattractions.org
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.