By: Ben Miller, Denver Business Journal So are rents in Denver falling or going up? It depends upon whom you ask. According to San Francisco-based apartment rental app Zumper, rents are falling by a lot. According to Zumper, the median price (half rent for ...

By: Burl Rolett, BusinessDen Denver is riding a five-year building boom that hit a new peak in 2016. The city issued about 8 percent more building permits from January to June of this year than it did for the same time frame in 2015, according to figures ...

By: Burl Rolett, BusinessDen If a recent property transfer is any guide, land in RiNo has appreciated 30x in 20 years. Delgany Ventures, LLC bought 0.4 acres at the 36th and Delgany streets on the same block as the new Blue Moon this week for $2.5 million. ...

Randyl Drummer, CoStar The U.S. office market continued its steady momentum in the second quarter, recording 39.4 million square feet of net absorption in the first six months of 2016, nearly equaling the 40.2 million square feet absorbed during the ...

By: Molly Armbrister, Denver Business Journal More than a year after demolition began at the Ninth and Colorado site — one of the most anticipated redevelopment sites in Denver — vertical construction is underway, the project’s developers said this ...

By: Molly Armbrister, Denver Business Journal Greenwood Village-based Alberta Development Partners has two projects in the works in the southern suburbs of Denver, including one in Lone Tree that has been proposed to the city and one in Greenwood Village that ...