3 minute read • A new Italian-American restaurant has opened in Denver’s Wash Park neighborhood, marking a new chapter for the team behind some of the city’s well-known counter-service concepts.

4 minute read • A new landmark piece of infrastructure is now complete along Interstate 25 south of Denver, where the Colorado Department of Transportation has finished construction of what is currently the largest wildlife overpass in North America.

3 minute read • A formal Site Development Plan has been filed for a 16-story mixed-use building at Denargo Market in River North, marking the next major step toward construction.

3 minute read • A new 4-story office and retail building has been proposed for Cherry Creek at the corner of East 3rd Avenue and Saint Paul Street.

2 minute read • Great Divide Brewing has officially opened a new taproom and restaurant in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood at 3040 Blake Street. 

3 minute read • Early construction has begun on two new residential buildings near the southwest edge of Sloan Lake. The project includes a 16 story tower with 294 units and a four story building with 158 income-restricted homes, developed through a partnership between Zocalo Community Development and the NHP Foundation.

9 minute read • A new Denver startup wants to rethink how homes can be sold by turning the process into a legally structured sweepstakes. We sat down with FulHouse co-founder Jason to understand how the model works, how they’re keeping it compliant, and what safeguards are in place to build trust.

2 minute read • A new concept plan has been submitted for 992 Knox Court, proposing a small mixed-use redevelopment on the southeast corner of West 10th Avenue and Knox Court in West Denver.

3 minute read • The Downtown Denver YMCA, located at 25 E. 16th Avenue, will close on December 30, 2025, as the organization completes the sale of its remaining portion of the building to the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless.

3 minute read • Denver artist Ally Grimm (A.L. Grime) has completed the exterior mural for F1 Arcade in RiNo, wrapping up an 13-month process of design, permitting, and construction coordination. The new artwork finalizes the venue’s exterior more than a month after its opening.

2 minute read • Moodswing, the large-scale adaptive reuse project underway at 3625 East 48th Avenue, is moving into the final stretch of construction as the ownership team confirms they are now aiming for an opening next month.

3 minute read • Denver International Airport and Aaravya Investments have officially broken ground on Elevate, a new travel convenience center that will serve drivers, travelers, rideshare users, and airport visitors along the rapidly growing Peña Boulevard corridor.

3 minute read • A new restaurant changeover is underway in RiNo, where the former Park Burger location at 2601 Walnut Street is set to become a Spitz Mediterranean Street Food.

4 minute read • Denver has officially broken ground on the Civic Center Next 100 project, a $50M redesign that will restore the Greek Theater, upgrade the Central Promenade, improve accessibility across the park, and prepare Civic Center for its next century of events, performances, and daily public use.

3 minute read • A new adaptive reuse project is planned for 3500 West 23rd Avenue in Sloan’s Lake, where an existing one story auto shop would be transformed into a neighborhood beer garden with a self pour beverage wall, food vendor space, and expanded outdoor seating

4 minute read • A new restaurant will soon take shape in Cherry Creek North as plans progress for the interior buildout of The Henry, a full service dining concept moving into the ground floor of the recently completed mixed use building at 201 Fillmore Street, Suite 100.

4 minute read • Denver City Council has officially adopted the 2025 Downtown Area Plan, establishing a 20 year roadmap for the future of the city’s urban core and setting the stage for major public and private investment across the center city.

3 minute read • Denver Summit FC is signaling a major shift in its stadium planning strategy, announcing that it is now exploring potential sites outside of Denver while continuing to work with the city on its original proposal at Santa Fe Yards.

2 minute read • Denver’s Downtown Development Authority has locked in $210 million in new financing, marking a major step in the city’s long-term plan to reinvest in the downtown core and accelerate recovery efforts after several challenging years.

3 minute read • A three-unit residential project proposed for 555 Josephine Street in Cherry Creek is officially moving forward after securing a key zoning variance last month.