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Zocalo completes Vita in downtown Littleton
Zocalo Community Development’s Vita, a LEED Gold-targeted 55-plus mixed-use residential rental apartment community in the Denver metro area, is complete. The sustainable 159-unit apartment community is the latest development by Zocalo. KTGY designed the project.
By Kris Oppermann Stern
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East West Hospitality names Weiss-Hanen president, CEO
Colleen Weiss-Hanen was named president and CEO of East West Hospitality.
CREJ
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Focus to expand co-working group into suburbs with $10 million buy
Focus Property Group paid $10 million for a Greenwood Village office building, giving affiliate Enterprise Coworking a reach into the southeast suburban submarket. Focus purchased the 70,000-square-foot office building at...
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Expect buildings’ Energy Star scores to drop this summer
On Aug. 27, the Environmental Protection Agency is set to update the metrics of the Energy Star Portfolio Manager tool....
By CREJ
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Building Dialogue
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S*Park: Connecting Humans to Nature
S *Park is a mixed-use residential development nestled between Denver’s historic Curtis Park neighborhood and the vibrant River North Art District. Designed to connect humans with nature in an increasingly...
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CREJ Quarterly Stories
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Almost all signs point to a momentary equilibrium
Is this equilibrium? This question has different meanings to all of us in the apartment industry; whether you are a buyer or seller, landlord or tenant, developer, borrower or lender....
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Grants, loans available from CO Division of Housing
The Colorado Division of Housing is part of the Department of Local Affairs and was created by statute in 1970 to improve access for all Coloradans to decent, affordable housing....
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Life companies aggressively seek multifamily
Life insurance companies continue to show a strong appetite for commercial mortgages as a piece of their investment allocation. In 2017, life insurance companies originated over $61 billion of commercial...
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Creative financing paves way for social impact
Colorado has an urgent need for permanent supportive housing serving the most vulnerable among us, particularly the homeless. In Denver, no new homeless shelters have been built from the ground...
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Municipalities get creative for affordable housing
A recent Colorado Mesa University poll showed that residents across the state call housing affordability the biggest issue facing their communities. Many Colorado municipalities and counties – rural, mountain,
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The developer’s dilemma: Preserving the 15-minute community
Threading the needle at 60 miles per hour is a decent metaphor for the increasing challenges of real estate development in the Front Range of Colorado. Bedeviled by labor shortages,...
By CREJ