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Asset rich but cash poor, Colorado’s biggest telcom company misses key bond payments

EchoStar lacked the cash it needed to pay noteholders on July 1, forcing it to restructure its satellite television and wireless businesses in a Chapter 11 filing.

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$110 million trash facility opens in Aurora ahead of Colorado’s statewide recycling expansion

The expanded program is intended to improve the state’s recycling rate — one of the worst in the nation — and will be paid for by the companies that create packaging waste, such as Amazon and its massive volumes of cardboard boxes.

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Two Belcaro mansions top June home sales, each selling for over $8 million

Taking the No. 1 spot was the five-bedroom home on Cedar Avenue in Belcaro, which sold for its $8.5 million list price June 3.

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US home prices hit an all-time high as sales slow and mortgage rates rise

Home sales have been mostly hovering close to a 4-million annual pace going back to 2023.

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Do Denver home buyers want a fixer-upper? Think again

Denver’s housing market has a message for sellers this summer, and it’s blunt: clean up or wait it out. According to the Denver Metro Association of Realtors June Market Trends Report, the story is less about prices and more about patience. Inventory sits near decade highs. Price growth barely moved the needle. And buyers? They’re […]

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A fan-favorite pizza shop has closed in Lakewood after 10 years

Pizzeria Lui made The Denver Post’s list of the best pies twice in recent years.

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First-time restaurateur opening café in former Secret Garden space

John Goscha has never been in the restaurant business. But the longtime startup founder feels right at home with his newest project.

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Average 30-year US mortgage rate rises to 6.49%, pushing up homebuyers’ borrowing costs