U.S. home prices rise in June at slowest pace in 10 months
9.3.16 Home prices, us economy, US real estateBy Christopher S. Rugaber – The Denver Post WASHINGTON — U.S. home prices rose modestly in June, pushed up by strong sales and a limited supply of available properties. The Standard & Poor’s CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city home price index, ...
Concessionaire firm building new HQ in Northfield
9.2.16 4624 N Central Park Blvd, Office Building Stapleton, Service Systems Associates Inc.By: Burl Rolett – BusinessDen Bursting out of an office that is now in the wrecking ball’s path, a concessionaire company is building itself a new headquarters. Service Systems Associates Inc. is planning a new 45,000-square-foot office building in ...
Accounting firm consolidates at Belleview Station
9.1.16 Belleview Station, Commercial Real Estate Denver, Office Building for Lease DenverBy: Burl Rolett – BusinessDen An accounting firm is taking about 8,000 square feet worth of real estate off of its own books. Eide Bailly will move into nearly 30,000 square feet of office space at One Belleview Station toward the end of the year, ...
By: Burl Rolett – BusinessDen Cherry Creek’s newest hotel handed out its first room keys over the weekend. The Halcyon’s first guests are checking into the newly finished hotel at 245 Columbine St. Denver developer BMC Investments and hotelier Sage ...
By: Molly Armbrister, Denver Business Journal The Coloradan — a $200 million, 334-unit condo project near Denver Union Station — has broken ground, says the project’s developer, East West Partners. “The Coloradan is the final piece of ...
Colorado unemployment ticks up again in month of conflicting jobs reports
8.22.16 Colorado Economy, Colorado Unemployment, Colorado Unemployment RateBy: Monical Mendoza, Denver Business Journal Colorado’s unemployment rate, for the fourth consecutive month, ticked up slightly to 3.8 percent in July. But the state still added 14,000 non-farm payroll jobs from June to July as theColorado Department of ...