“We can’t be a county that doesn’t like something and then finds a way to interpret the code to not like it or to push it out,” Monument resident Chris Jeub said.

High in the Rockies, July didn’t bring one housing story. It brought two, running side by side like parallel ski runs. In some valleys, buyers are gaining ground. In others, sellers still hold the cards. And almost everywhere, the winning move is the same: price it right, or watch it sit. Crested Butte and Gunnison: […]

Grace Chapel came before Greenwood Village council Aug. 17 with plans to take over the 85,000-square-foot building previously occupied by Boot Barn.

Bernard Hurley owns a string of properties in RiNo running along the South Platte, from 38th to 36th streets.

“They must pay their own way for every single thing,” Deborah Jones told the PUC commissioners about data centers. “No deals, no incentives, no loopholes, no backroom deals, no secret contracts.”

Amazon is expanding its already sizable Aurora footprint. The company paid $23.6 million for 70 acres where development records show it plans a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center with 1,200 employees.

Renovating an older Denver home can cost less than tearing it down and rebuilding. Here’s how the city’s building code can give remodels an advantage.

Higher mortgage rates can add hundreds of dollars a month in costs for borrowers.

Bruz Off Fax, a beloved neighborhood joint, will soon pour its last pints. But the brewery is also planning an expansion west of Denver.

Hearth Patisserie will offer cream puffs, fruit tarts, flan, brownies and much more.