Ashton Woods, the country’s largest privately held homebuilder based outside Atlanta, has acquired land in metro Denver and plans to begin selling new homes starting next year. “We have been continually looking for opportunities to move out West and we have been keeping an eye on the Denver market,” said Lindsay Motley, an Ashton Woods… Read more »
Vacancy rates soar across region and rents start falling hard after 20,000 new apartments were built last year.
Long before retro was cool and historic preservation hip, Crawford fought the prevailing tide that favored destroying older brick buildings to make room for modern skyscrapers of glass and steel.
Denver is in last place in increasing sales among its peer counties along the Front Range, and within Denver, Cherry Creek is greatly outperforming downtown, even though it is only a 10-minute drive away.
Former employees say ownership has left the historic Colorado hotel vulnerable, but management says upgrades have been made.
Denver developer Travis McAfoos filed a pre-application with Jefferson County this month.
The massive financial company’s move deals another blow to struggling downtown Denver.
The box has windows, insulation, painted drywall, flooring, plumbing and electrical wiring, almost everything needed. Even the appliances are pre-installed.
Pivot Denver, the $100 million redevelopment in Adams County, is a third leased.
Thomas James Homes plans to complete 34 more homes before leaving state next September
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