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Today's top economy stories from The Denver Post
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Xcel Energy still facing pushback after cutting electric rate hike request

Xcel Energy is seeking a $225 million yearly increase in revenue for its electric service instead of the original $355 million.

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Lakewood’s tallest office building sells at 30% discount to local real estate investors

Union Tower, the tallest office building in Lakewood, has a new ownership group. Colorado-based Dunton Commercial and Laminar Real Estate paid $17.3 million for the 14-story tower.

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No tipping required for caddies as Colorado Golf Association expands youth program

The Colorado Golf Association is covering both base pay and gratuities for caddies at CommonGround, removing a cost for golfers while helping drive record participation in its Solich Caddie & Leadership Academy.

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What are ‘pocket listings’ in real estate and why are they so controversial?

Some tout their benefits while others say they lack transparency and can skew market statistics.

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Denver’s housing market is tired. Here’s why that’s not all bad news

Denver’s once red-hot housing market has hit a wall: buyers are worn out, sellers are trapped, and the May report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors reveals the toll this slowdown is taking on everyone involved. The numbers you need to know The median home price hit $615,000 in May, up 2% from April. […]

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