More residents are leaving for other states, while international gains ease. By Jeannie Tobin CoStar Analytics April 7, 2026 | 2:23 P.M The Denver area’s population is still climbing, though the pace is slowing as international mi...
The former icehouse-turned-office building at 2413 N. Washington St. on April 8, 2026, in Denver. Seth McConnell | Denver Business Journal Former Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is jumping into the real estate game. Last week, Hancock...
The median home sale price in Denver has fallen every month since October, and a surge in available apartments and landlord concessions may be playing an outsized role. According to data from Homes.com, the residential affiliate of CoSta...
The Federal Reserve of the United States held its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday for the second policy meeting of the year, signaling caution as officials weigh the economic fallout of the war in the Middle East. The Fed ...
An architecture firm with deep roots in Denver is playing a key role as the Denver Broncos look to build a new stadium at Burnham Yard in the heart of the city. Perkins&Will is leading small area planning efforts, which account for the i...
As we approach the end of Q4 2025, one of the most potent tax-planning tools in commercial real estate is again earning attention: accelerated depreciation. For owners, developers, and investors operating in the commercial property realm, i...
Global investment firm Kennedy Wilson scooped up the Fletcher Southlands complex in Aurora, Colorado, for a bargain price. (CoStar) Denver’s multifamily market has been slogging through a panoply of challenges, but a flurry of larger d...
Borrowing has now increased for five straight quarters on both a quarterly and annual basis. Commercial and multifamily mortgage loan originations were 36 percent higher in the third quarter of 2025 compared to a year earlier, and increa...
Denver’s city government is sorting out tens of millions of dollars in fees funding affordable housing, park land and other elements of a redevelopment project transforming 55 acres of parking lots around Ball Arena
In an encouraging sign for local landlords and property managers, apartment demand in the Denver area pulled ahead of new construction for the first time in three years. After 11 consecutive quarters of rising vacancy rates, renters leas...