A historic 1931 Tudor in Denver’s Country Club neighborhood has hit the market for $10.8 million after nearly nine years under its current owners.

The owners of The Herbal Cure say a credit union error triggered foreclosure proceedings against the property housing their longtime Denver marijuana business.

While Denver dominates the news, Colorado’s high country is quietly setting its own pace this August. Inventory is swelling in several resort towns, forcing sellers to wait longer and adjust expectations as the market shifts. And in a few pockets, the market’s still thriving like nothing changed. So, what’s really happening up in the mountains? […]

Nederland is seeking $20 million in philanthropic funding to complete its $120 million purchase of Eldora Mountain Resort after prospective bondholders raised concerns about debt, interest rates and poor snow years.

The Garrett Cos. plans to build a 329-unit apartment community.

Consumers are being lured by home equity products that are actually expensive and unregulated mortgages in disguise, the lawsuit alleges.

Malman Real Estate plans to buy the 95,000-square-foot Symes Building in downtown Denver for $2.7 million and offer office space at bargain rents.

An Eagle County judge has cleared the way for developer Peter Knobel to demolish the Evergreen Lodge and its 19 Vail Inn condos, rejecting an effort by three holdout owners to block the project.