A city commission will consider the landmark designation application for the home along Montview this week.
Flood of emails push back against owner-opposed bid to preserve Park Hill home
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Larry Mizel’s Richmond American Homes to be sold in $4.9B deal
The buyer is a Japanese homebuilder. Mizel and the company’s current CEO own 21 percent of the company.
DTC office building owner defaults on $20M loan
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$89M Post building buy gets 9-4 nod from council, but financing vote remains
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Auto auction firm to redevelop Bandimere Speedway property
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Feds look to vacate guilty pleas related to Amazon-Watson kickback claims
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Dish Network laying off another 150 at Douglas County HQ
That’s on top of 500 employees the TV provider said in November it would cut.
Denver Housing Authority names three finalists for CEO position
The finalists currently work in Georgia, Ohio and South Carolina.
Mosher, now retired from Trammell Crow, talks what’s next — and downtown’s future
“I’m really worried about downtown,” said Mosher, who led the Downtown Denver Partnership in the 1990s before moving into development.
Coworking chain expects to give downtown tower back to lender
Trinity Place is the third downtown office tower to enter foreclosure since the pandemic began.
