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Why Colorado is poised to lead the federal real estate pivot

Colorado’s struggles to improve housing affordability inform many of the federal housing reforms, which should leave the state in a better spot to “connect the dots” and implement the changes coming.

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Before skiing, three Colorado towns boomed with 19th century mining

Aspen, Breckenridge and Telluride lured gold and silver seekers hoping to strike it rich.

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Improving Investor Behavior: Playing someone else’s game

Financial success is not measured by whether you capture every winner or keep pace with every temporary success story.

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What makes a great building in the state of Colorado? Maybe it’s more about spirit than style.

There is no style that defines Colorado buildings, not a clear one at least. But if you trace it back, from Mesa Verde through the Western Slope and up and down the Front Range, you can see a common spirit.

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RiNo sauna shutters, blaming ‘circumstances beyond our control’

Naosu Sauna, asauna, cold plunge and massage business at 3145 Larimer St. in RiNo, has closed for good — unless an effort to sell the business results in a deal.

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DTC storage firm cuts 100 jobs after sale

More than 100 people are losing their jobs after the sale of a self-storage firm in the Denver Tech Center.

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Aldi proposes new Thornton location, adding to Colorado expansion plans

The German grocer eyes vacant site near East 97th Avenue and Grant Street.

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Lamborghini, $100,000 in cash seized from Lakewood bike store owner