A grand brick church dating to 1890 is now being listed for sale in Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood. Located at 701 E. 23rd Avenue, the structure has been the
Plans are underway for the construction of four new schools in a geographically diverse district on the northwest side of El Paso. In May of last year voters in the
A new survey indicates that Baby Boomers, that giant generation of more than 76 million people born between 1946 and 1964, represent a bit of a downer in today’s real
To increase housing options in one of the fastest-growing states in the country, Arizona Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs is calling for the extension of what is known as the State
To increase affordable housing construction, Colorado Democrat Governor Jared Polis is pushing for legislation that will see more such construction on church properties. In his State of the State address,
Just days before the opening of the New Mexico State Legislature’s 2025 session, some $10.8 billion in new spending is being recommended for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. That recommendation is
In the midst of a series of wildfires in southern California that have killed at least two dozen people and destroyed or significantly damaged upwards of 12,400 structures, home designers
Not for the first time, state lawmakers in Colorado may soon be tasked with tweaking a building defect bill that has been on the books for nearly three decades. Passed
Contractors are feeling generally bullish about conditions and business opportunities for the duration of 2025, reveals a new industry survey, even as concerns about labor shortages persist. The survey, A
After years of planning and controversy, a big building project spearheaded by Taser manufacturer Axon Enterprise Incorporated has finally come to an end. The company wanted to build a large
