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Stricter visa rules have Colorado employers that rely on foreign workers scrambling

The addition of a $100,000 application fee for new H-1B petitions could have significant implications for tech employers in states like Colorado, where younger and smaller firms dominate.

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Former telecom CEO sells $8.5M Castle Pines mansion, tops Denver-area home sales for September

Former TW Telecom CEO Larissa Herda sold her 8,200-square-foot Castle Pines mansion for $8.5 million, making it the top luxury home sale in the Denver-area for September.

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Denver developer plans 15-unit mixed-use project in Villa Park neighborhood

Denver real estate developer Niles Emerick proposes a 15-unit mixed-use project with retail and live-work homes at 992 Knox Court under new zoning rules.

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Denver area home buyers want houses, not condos or townhomes

Buyers in the Denver metro continue to favor detached homes, with September sales in that category up 7% year-over-year, while sales of attached homes fell by 17%. In the detached home market, there are 9,001 active listings year-to-date, according to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors’ monthly report. This figure represents an 18% increase from […]

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Whole Foods Market opens new 43,000-square-foot store in metro Denver

The newest Parker location includes more than 700 locally sourced items from Colorado.

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Developer of controversial Lakewood apartments near Belmar Park buys adjacent property

Kairoi Residential paid $4.5 million last week, according to public records, for the 4.1-acre suburban office complex in Lakewood.

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Cheesman Park cafe closes abruptly amid staff unionization effort

“I was crying and having to serve the people that already paid for their coffee,” one worker said. “They shut us down, no notice, no news.”

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ZS Capital Partners acquires Centennial Technology Center for $14.6 million