Metro Denver apartment rents are up, but the increases are slowing
10.13.16 Denver Apartment Rent, Denver Economy, Denver MultifamilyMetro Denver apartment rents rose 2.2 percent in August from the same month a year ago, rising at the slowest rate since February 2010, according to a report Thursday from Axiometrics. Axiometrics pegs the average metro Denver rent for all one- and two-bedroom ...
Zeppelin Station breaks ground in RiNo
10.12.16 Commercial Real Estate, Denver Real Estate, RiNo DevelopmentWith a handful of new leases signed, Zeppelin Development is getting to work on another 100,000 square feet of RiNo development. Zeppelin Development has started construction on a new office building called Zeppelin Station at 35th and Wazee streets in RiNo. ...
Denver ‘in dire need’ of more than 67,000 new homes, says report
10.11.16 Denver Employment, Denver Real Estate, Real Estate DenverBy: Ben Miller – Denver Business Journal Denver’s hot employment market but low single-family home construction activity “is creating a housing shortage crisis that is curtailing affordability and threatening to hold back prospective ...
Metro Denver’s economy still outpacing national average
10.10.16 Colorado Economy, Denver Economy, EconomyBy: Monica Mendoza – Denver Business Journal Metro Denver’s economy grew at a pace of 4 percent last year, almost double the average rate of the nation’s metro areas, according to a new report released today by the federal Bureau of Economic ...
By: Monica Mendoza Colorado’s economy is holding steady with no change in its unemployment rate in August, according to the latest numbers released today by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. Employers added 4,100 non-farm payroll jobs from ...
By: Monica Mendoza – Denver Business Journal Leaders of World Trade Center Denver are offering new details of their planned campus in the River North district — and a price tag for the first phase. In February, World Trade Center president Karen ...