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Building permits 3.9.23
Plumbing firm looks to expand at edge of West Highland, Sloan’s Lake
Applewood Plumbing Heating & Electric bought a lot across from its office in 2019. Now it wants to build.
Event recap: Highlights from BusinessDen’s ‘Women in Development’ panel
Five top female executives in the local development industry described a range of headwinds facing the sector on Tuesday, from permitting delays to a slow return to the office, while encouraging current leaders to help bring more women into the male-dominated field.
Commission backs landmark status for City Park West mansion against owner’s wishes
But one of the Denver residents hoping to save the structure said after the meeting his outlook for the future was “don’t get your hopes up.”
As demand grows for private security, fewer guards are available for hire
“The labor pool has shrunk and shrunk and it’s been extremely challenging for recruiting,” said the president of Advantage Security, whose clients include the Cherry Creek North BID.
45-acre Broomfield office campus for sale as owner-occupant plans move-out
The Broomfield property was previously the headquarters of Level 3 Communications, which then-CenturyLink acquired in 2017.
Vail Resorts shuttering 19 retail and rental shops in three mountain towns
The closures come a year after the company’s retail subsidiary also made changes to its Bicycle Village brand.
Businesses turn to private security amid homelessness crisis
Walter Isenberg pays $3 million annually to staff Union Station, McGregor Square and Dairy Block with armed guards. “We pay a lot of taxes and we’re not getting services.”
Brighton gives big incentive offer in hopes of luring state’s biggest EV battery plant
A California company is eyeing a 775,000-square-foot space in Brighton for lithium-ion battery production.
Developer planning apartments buys Globeville lot once eyed by Home Depot
“It’s a shame it didn’t happen,” said Jason Winkler, who was involved with plans to top the store with office and residential towers.
