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Toponas, CO · Real Estate
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The Colorado Town Where Rent Stays Under $800 And Life Feels Wonderfully Simple
Somewhere between the Rocky Mountains and the Kansas border, there’s a Colorado town that nobody’s rushing to Instagram, and that’s exactly what makes it so good. La Junta, tucked into the southeastern corner of the state along the Arkansas River, is the kind of place that reminds you what life felt like before everyone started optimizing it.
everafterinthewoods.com
This Colorado Town Still Has Surprisingly Affordable Homes, And Retirees Are Taking Notice
House hunting gets interesting fast when the same budget seems to buy a different life somewhere else. For retirees comparing smaller cities, that contrast can matter as much as square footage. Out on the northeastern plains of Colorado, Sterling offers a market that may look less intimidating than prices in...
coloradobiz.com
YESCO completes signage for Commerce City commercial development
YESCO installed 35-foot-tall freestanding pylon sign. Project includes tenant directory with modular panels. YESCO guided variance approval for interstate-visible signage. Architectural border lighting supplied by N. Glantz & Son. YESCO has completed signage and architectural lighting for 5200 Oneida, a new commercial development near Interstate 270 in Commerce City. The...
1310kfka.com
Promenade Shops at Centerra To Welcome New Tenants
Galway Companies, Inc., the Wisconsin-based real estate firm that purchased Promenade Shops at Centerra last year, is adding nine new retailers and restaurants to the sprawling shopping center by next spring, part of a broader investment in the shops that also includes renovations to existing vendors and amenities. According to the Loveland Reporter Herald, n ew tenants include MINISO, Christopher & Banks and Windsor opening this fall, followed by JD Sports, Hot Topic, BoxLunch, Cabinet IQ, Hot Pot Grill and Los Dos Potrillos, all anticipated by spring 2027.
milehighcre.com
NAKO Launches to Help Lenders and Developers Rescue Distressed Real Estate
NAKO, a Denver-based real estate development and construction management firm, has officially launched, offering lenders, special servicers, and developers a dedicated partner for stalled and distressed real estate projects across Colorado. Rather than treating troubled properties as foreclosure cleanups, NAKO steps in to reset budgets, rebuild city and stakeholder confidence, and carry projects through to completion.
yieldpro.com
Thompson Thrift to Develop 284-Unit Luxury Multifamily Community Near Denver
Thompson Thrift, a full-service nationally recognized real estate company, announced the development of Alasso, a mixed-use development featuring 284 luxury apartment homes and approximately 20,000 square feet of vertically integrated retail and restaurant space in historic Golden, approximately 15 miles west of Denver. First resident move-ins are anticipated for early 2028.
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The Colorado Town So Affordable, You Can Live On Social Security Alone
Somewhere on the wide-open plains of southeastern Colorado, there’s a town that quietly defies everything you think you know about the cost of living in this state. Lamar, Colorado is that town, and once you hear what life looks like out here, you might start wondering why you’ve been paying so much to live anywhere else.
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These Residents Stood Up for Their Mobile Homes
Meadowood Village mobile home park in Littleton, Colorado, where most of the park’s 139 residents are retired and living on fixed incomes. The notice arrived on January 2, 2024, the first working day of the year, when Meadowood Village was still quiet and the yards were glazed with winter frost. Many residents of the 55-and-over mobile home community in Littleton, Colorado — about 10 miles south of downtown Denver — expected something cheerful. A “Happy New Year” from management, maybe. What they found instead was a 10-page “Notice of Intent to Sell.”
hoodline.com
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.
yellowscene.com
Boulder County DSA Announces 2026 Endorsements
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Boulder County DSA chapter endorses Adams for Boulder mayor, Richmond for Boulder City Council and a yes on 2J. Boulder County Democratic Socialists of America says the...