With Aurora’s VA Hospital less than two years from completion, a Denver developer is investing in a nearby development purposed for homeless veterans.
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Developer plans apartments for vets near upcoming VA Hospital
Janice Sinden takes the reins at DCPA
The third president and CEO of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts wants to broaden the nonprofit’s donor base and its audience.
Path cleared for Aurora mixed-use project
With the blessing of the city of Aurora, a run-down shopping center near the Kennedy golf course and ball fields has been leveled to create a clean canvas.
Brent's Place nears home stretch of capital campaign
An Aurora nonprofit that shelters immune-compromised patients and their families is 85 percent of the way through an $8 million capital campaign to double its housing capacity.
Asian eatery sees future in former Gypsy House
Five months after Gypsy House roamed out of Cap Hill, a new Asian restaurant looks to be making its way in.
190 jobs departing DIA
A Zurich-based ground and cargo handling company is cutting 187 jobs at Denver International Airport.
30 acres on East Colfax sell for $8M
A big Aurora development site along Colfax Avenue changed hands last week.
Coworking for the construction crowd
A coworking space for contractors is nearly ready to open in Adams County, leave your hard hats and work boots at the door.
Denver city council passes development moratoriums
City council on Monday imposed moratoriums on planning approvals for commercial buildings without off-street parking and residential projects with a pair of buildings facing each and separated by a small courtyard or walkway.
Accounting firm consolidates at Belleview Station
An accounting firm is taking about 8,000 square feet worth of real estate off of its own books, as it moves staffers from two offices into one space at One Bellevue Station.
