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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
Cava Restaurant Chain, Seeing Growth Nearly Everywhere, Now Planning to Build Up to 77 New Restaurants by 2027
One of the fastest-growing restaurant chains in the country is embarking upon a plan to build upwards of 77 new locations before the end of this year. Based in Washington,
Long-Planned Phoenix High-Rise Project Gets Initial City Approval
Plans are advancing for the construction of a 21-story high-rise near the edge of the historic Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix. Construction of a just over 493,000-square-foot building that will
Growing Buc-ee’s Chain Making Plans to Open New Expansive Travel Center in Southern Colorado
Plans are advancing for the construction in southern Colorado of what will be a large combination convenience store and fueling stop to be owned and operated by the Buc-ee’s Holdings
Housing Bill Seen as Most Comprehensive in a Generation – After Initial Protest, President May Sign Later This Week
Experts reviewing the historic 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which was passed by Congress early last week, say it addresses a wide variety of housing construction issues that have
