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In Always Popular Denver, 2026 Real Estate Trends Show Growth of a Stable Kind
Long one of the nation’s hottest real estate markets, the extended Denver metro area so far this year has seen an increase in both contracts and closed sales, although new
In Surprise Announcement, Department of Labor Head Leaving Post
After serving just over a year, Lori Chavez-DeRemer has announced she is stepping down as Secretary of the Labor Department. The announcement came as published reports have noted that Chavez-DeRemer
Massive Proposed Southern Arizona Data Center Business Park Moving Forward
A project that could see the building of nearly 60 individual data centers in the Arizona desert has advanced an important step with a vote by the Pinal County Planning
Arizona Senate Passes Bill Requiring More Detailed Information on Data Center Energy Usage
In yet one more sign that state lawmakers have become increasingly wary of data center projects, members of the Arizona State Senate have given their approval to a bill asking
Congressional Committee, Pointing to Increased Construction Materials Costs, Takes Trump Tariff Policies to Task
President Trump’s ongoing tariff policies have contributed to an increase in basic building material costs, and as a result have also depressed new home construction. So says a report just
Deadline Fast Approaching for Colorado Fire-Resistant Construction
Colorado cities and counties will have until July 1 to implement new building codes designed to reduce damage from wildfires. The new regulations have been advanced by the Colorado Wildfire
Historic Carnegie-Funded Decker Library in Denver Slated for Extensive Upgrade
Upgrade work may begin soon on one of the most popular and historic public libraries in Denver. Located at 1501 S. Logan Street, the Decker Branch Library was built in
Wendy’s Restaurant Locations Up for Sale in Wake of Company’s Downsizing
The closing of hundreds of restaurants belonging to the Wendy’s hamburger chain is creating new opportunities for real estate investors and developers. Earlier this year, the Dublin, Ohio-based company announced
University of Arizona Set to Launch New $250 Million Residential Hall Project
Plans are now moving forward for the long-anticipated construction of a 19-story dormitory that will serve students at the University of Arizona in Tucson. The project is set to go
Latest Round of Bond-Funded Public Infrastructure Work Wins El Paso City Council Approval
A variety of public infrastructure projects in El Paso are expected to launch in the wake of a vote by the City Council providing bond funding for the work. Members
