3 min read • Food Bank of the Rockies is in the final stages of its $75 million capital campaign to build a new 270,000-square-foot hunger-relief hub in Aurora.

5 min read • Denver’s skyline and urban landscape are constantly evolving but not every bold announcement makes it from concept to construction. Check out these 5 projects that

3 min read • A major new addition is in the works for northeast Denver: plans have been filed with the city that confirm a Trader Joe’s is planned for the Shops at Northfield.

2 min read • Star Bar, a longtime fixture on Larimer Street, has submitted plans to expand its operations into the 6,250-square-foot lot next door at 2141 Larimer Street.

2 min read • A major new residential development is being planned near 40th Avenue and Josephine Street, where concept plans have been submitted for a 313-unit, four-story apartment community.

3 min read • Construction is now underway at 299 Milwaukee Street in Cherry Creek, where a new mixed-use development is taking shape on one of the neighborhood’s most prominent corners.

3 min read • A new mixed-use development is being proposed at the edge of Denver’s Cole neighborhood, with concept plans submitted for a site that spans from 36th Avenue and North Downing Street.

2 min read • A new adaptive reuse project is being proposed in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood, where concept plans have been submitted for the conversion of an existing warehouse into a mixed-use retail space.

2 min read • A new redevelopment project is being proposed in South Denver, where the long-vacant Regal Cinema site at 3635 South Monaco Parkway could soon be transformed into a new mixed-use community.

2 min read • Broadway Station, one of South Denver’s largest redevelopment areas, is preparing to welcome another major residential addition.

2 min read • A new concept plan has been submitted for a striking addition to Denver’s skyline; a 673-foot observation tower proposed for the public parking lot spanning 1546 California Street and 1555 Welton Street.

4 min read • Skyline Park is getting ready for a transformation aimed at turning it into a year-round destination for residents, workers, students, and visitors alike.

5 min read • Milk Tea People, one of Denver’s most popular tea shops, is relocating to a larger 16th Street space with support from the Denver Downtown Development Authority. The expansion will triple their size, add a bakery, and create a destination for locals and visitors alike.

2 min read • A new concept plan has been submitted to the City of Denver for the 2.5-acre site at 2020 W Colfax Avenue, located immediately east of Raíces Brewing Company and steps from the South Platte River.

2 min read • The Petroleum Building at 110 16th Street is being converted from offices to 178 residential units in a $45.2 million adaptive reuse project.

2 min read • Four new residential projects are planned for the triangle at 29th, Zuni, and Speer, bringing over 900 units to a largely unchanged 11-acre site in Lower Highland. Here’s a quick breakdown.

4 min read • Denver voters will weigh in this November on the $950 million Vibrant Denver Bond, a major infrastructure package funding more than 60 public projects across the city, without raising property taxes. Here’s what’s included and how it will appear on the ballot.

4 min read • Construction is officially underway on the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit project: a $300M infrastructure effort that will reshape one of Denver’s busiest transit corridors. Here’s what’s happening and what comes next.

5 min read • From 1929 to 1995, Stapleton served as Denver’s main airport. After its closure, most of the site was cleared for redevelopment, becoming the Central Park neighborhood. One feature remains: the historic control tower, now home to FlyteCo Tower brewery.

3 min read • Denver has approved a new $100 million funding package focused on revitalizing Civic Center and Skyline Park, expanding downtown housing, and supporting small business growth.