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Denver Apartment Building in Historic “Harlem of the West” Neighborhood Slated for Significant Upgrade
A four-story brick structure just to the northwest of downtown Denver may soon be subject to an extensive renovation aimed at creating more residential space. Located at 2550 Washington Street,
Materials Prices Posting Late 2025 Increases, Says New Industry Report
Construction materials prices saw an across-the-board increase this fall. That increase, notes the Associated General Contractors of America’s Data Digest, that has gone up “faster than bid prices.” Overall, input
Arizona Water Infrastructure Board Signs Off on New Water Projects
To increase water supply levels in Arizona, a state board has approved a desalination plant that will be built in California, as well as a wastewater treatment plant in Colorado.
Desert Mountain Energy Envisions Roswell Battery Manufacturing Plant
Preliminary efforts are underway that could lead to the construction of a sodium-nickel-chloride battery manufacturing plant in Roswell. Desert Mountain Energy Corporation, which is based in Vancouver, has signed a
Retirement Plans Protection Against Lawsuits is Focus of New Legislation
Ongoing litigation is threatening employee retirement benefit plans, theoretically impacting upwards of 155 million people who currently subscribe to those plans. So remarked several witnesses appearing before a subcommittee of
Design Work Underway for Largest and Historic El Paso Park
Plans for the much-anticipated upgrading of one of El Paso’s most popular parks include lake restoration, the building of new restrooms and concession areas, and the creation of more green
Walmart Purchases Massive Property in Glendale for Warehouse Facility
In a move to further consolidate its operations in Arizona, Walmart has finalized the purchase of a nearly 1.3 million-square-foot building that it will use as a warehouse facility in
US Banking Sector Showing Strong Numbers Heading into 2026, Says New Report
Despite the vagaries in the national economy, the country’s banks overall are enjoying both a healthy loan growth and good rate of profitability, according to a new industry study. Issued
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless in Process of Purchasing and Upgrading Historic Downtown Denver Building
A large repurposing effort may launch in 2027 with the residential conversion of one of the oldest structures in downtown Denver. The nonprofit Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is on
Arizona State Land Department Set to Host Auction for Nearly 300 Acres in Buckeye
An auction is scheduled to take place in two months putting on the block 272 acres in the city of Buckeye which will almost certainly be used for future mixed-use
