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New Bill to Separate Historic Districts from New Homebuilding in Arizona May be Introduced Within Weeks
Legislation may be brought up before the end of the current Arizona State Legislature’s spring session designed to curb the demolition of historic houses in lieu of building new housing.
Ongoing US/Iran War May Substantially Alter Permanent Strait of Hormuz Access Policies
Iran’s policies regarding access to the Strait of Hormuz may be undergoing a historic change likely to significantly disrupt trade well into the foreseeable future. So asserts a new report
Extensive Renovations Planned for Luxury Ritz Carlton in Denver
Plans have been announced for the extensive renovation of the popular and upscale Ritz Carlton hotel in downtown Denver. The building at 1881 Curtis Street, formerly the home to an
Long-Standing, Durable Mesa Shopping Center Up for Sale
A one-story strip shopping center in Mesa built in 1978 is now on the market with an asking price of just over $5.2 million. Located at 4815 E. Main Street,
House Committee on Natural Resources Introduces Bill to Fund National Park Facilities, Infrastructure Upgrades
New legislation has just been introduced in Congress calling for extensive new funding for road repairs and the upgrading of buildings that are a part of the National Park Service
New Residential Complex Specifically for Seniors Set to Be Built in Colorado Springs
Plans have been announced in Colorado Springs for the building of an affordable senior housing project that will include just under 160 residential units and go up on the southeast
Pueblo Big Box Structure – Former Albertson’s Store – Set for Auction in July
A nearly 70,000-square-foot, one-story building in Pueblo that used to house an Albertson’s grocery store is scheduled to go to auction next month. Located at 1545 S. Prairie Avenue, the
Arizona’s Big Taylor Morrison Home Builders Purchased in $8.5 Billion Deal
One of the largest community developers and home-building companies in the country has been purchased by the corporate investment company Berkshire Hathaway for $8.5 billion in cash. The deal is
Plan to Revoke El Paso Tax Incentive for Meta Data Center to Get Airing
A community meeting was held on Monday night in El Paso and conducted by a member of the city council who is launching an attack on a tax incentive for
Move is On in Denver to Protect and Preserve Spanish Colonial Revival Garages
A more than century-old red/brown brick garage in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood may be on its way to becoming an official city historic landmark and perhaps saved from future demolition.
