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SRM Concrete, which has a Burnham Yard plant, submits plans for new facility north of Denver

Concept plans call for a new SRM “wet batch plant” on a 4.92-acre site at 5150 N. Brighton Blvd.

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Broomfield in line for new defense satellite plant employing 600 people

The nearly $20 million award is tied to the creation of 600 jobs and the investment of $194 million in a new satellite plant.

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Nonprofit purchases controversial Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora for $4.5M

The Edge at Lowry apartment complex in Aurora has been sold to a nonprofit housing trust for $4.5 million. The buyer plans a multimillion-dollar rehabilitation to transform the troubled property into affordable housing.

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Fewer listings, more buyers: Statewide pending home sales rise 7% in May

Colorado’s housing market isn’t crashing. It isn’t booming, either. What it’s doing is something rarer and more useful: it’s stabilizing. The Colorado Association of Realtors May market report shows a state finding its balance after years of pandemic-era whiplash. Statewide, new listings dropped nearly 14% from May 2025, yet pending sales climbed 7%. Fewer homes […]

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Improving Investor Behavior: Automation + innovation = transformation

A powerful formula quietly works to drive our economy: automation + innovation = transformation. It sounds simple, and well … it is. Automation allows people and businesses to do more with less. Innovation applies new ideas to create better products, processes and outcomes. When the two collaborate over time, entire industries change. Today’s pace of […]

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What sport does Colorado bet on the most?

Colorado sports betting has taken in $30.6 billion since 2020. Explore the data in an interactive dashboard.

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US gas prices below $4 for 1st time since March, but remain 25% higher than last year

Gas prices are $3.999 on average in the U.S., but fluctuations remain across the country.

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