Bill Mosher stepping down as guiding hand for Denver’s redevelopment
Longtime Denver developer Bill Mosher will step down as a consultant to the Denver Mayor’s Office effective immediately, according to an announcement made Friday.
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Alterra Mountain Co. trimming its corporate workforce, including some in Denver
Alterra Mountain Co. has laid off an undisclosed number of employees this week, less than a month after receiving nearly $11 million in local and state tax incentives to relocate its headquarters to Upper Downtown and expand its workforce.
What does an aging population mean for economic growth?
The country’s median age climbed to a record-high 39.4 in 2025.
Colorado’s small towns are matching big city home prices
For those who struggle to afford a home in the big city, the advice has long been to move to a small town. That may not help that much in Colorado.
Mortgage rates dip slightly for the first time in six weeks, but remain steeper than last year
The average long-term mortgage rate fell slightly for the first time in six weeks, marking a glimpse of relief for prospective homebuyers.
Americans have never paid this much for fuel so late in the year
Gas and diesel prices are at a record seasonal high.
An investor is targeting Denver’s neglected properties. These owners and neighbors aren’t having it.
In the absence of robust city enforcement, a local investor has been taking on these projects himself, using creative legal maneuvers to pry these houses from their neglectful owners — while making a profit along the way.
New York real estate brokerage featured on Netflix show ‘Owning Manhattan’ expands to Colorado
Ryan Serhant’s SERHANT., the New York real estate brokerage known for selling high-priced properties and its Netflix series “Owning Manhattan,” is expanding into Colorado with an office in Cherry Creek.
Toyota recalls 655K Camrys over display error that may deactivate turn signals and other indicators
Toyota is recalling about 655,000 Camry vehicles globally due to a display error that may deactivate safety indicators like turn signals.
US existing homes fall 1.7% in July as record prices, high mortgage rates stifle would be-buyers
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed again in July as record prices and the highest mortgage rates stifled would-be homebuyers.