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Popular Taos Casa Gallina Lodge, Built More Than 110 Years Ago, is Up for Sale
Located at 613 Callejon Road, the Casa Gallina Bed & Breakfast on the east side of Taos is on the market with an asking price of around $2.2 million. Originally
For Now, Trump Passes On Renewing Mexican and Canadian Trade Pact
Moving to end a multi-trillion partnership, the Trump administration has announced that the United States will not continue its participation in the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The agreement was made official during
After Several-Month Delay, Plans for Tallest Colorado Springs Building is At Last Advancing
Work may begin by no later than early next year on a long-planned and much-discussed apartment complex in downtown Colorado Springs that will top out at 27 stories. The OneVela,
Arizona Sites Soon to Be Home to Amazon’s New 30-Minute Delivery Service
Advancing its new 30-minute delivery service, online retail giant Amazon is moving into a handful of former retail and office properties in Arizona. Reports indicate that the company intends to
June Jobs Report Shows Construction Gains – Modest Increase in Most Other Industries
The construction industry saw another employment gain in June, this one adding 11,000 new jobs nationally, according to the latest numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. June’s figures
House Committee Gives OK to Long Hoped-For Colorado Airport Project Funding
Federal funding has been secured for work that will lead to the building of a new air traffic control tower at the Loveland-based Northern Colorado Regional Airport. The funding is
Arizona Court to Decide Fate of Historic Phoenix House that May or May Not Be Demolished by Arizona State University
After weeks of public discussion, the fate of a one-story, 124-year-old historic home in Phoenix may soon be decided in the Maricopa County Superior Court. The Louis Emerson home, located
Growth of Starter Homes Priced at $1 Million and Above is at Historic High, Says New Report
Cities in both Arizona and Colorado are listed on the top 20 of metropolitan areas that currently have starter homes priced at $1 million or above, according to a new
Prominent Downtown Denver Skyscraper Now Has New Owners
A post-modern and mostly empty skyscraper in downtown Denver appears destined for a significant repurposing in the wake of its purchase this week by the University of Colorado. Members of
Preservation of Historic Fort in Southeastern Colorado Contemplated as Officials Review Options
Built in 1833, the original fort was put up by the brothers Charles and William Bent as a trading post along the Santa Fe Trail. The facility had a diverse
