3 minute read • A wave of closures has hit Denver’s hospitality scene, with seven restaurants, bars, cafes, and venues closing or announcing final service dates this week.

4 minute read • The redevelopment of Denver's former VA Hospital has secured a $130 million HUD-backed loan. Plans include 493 apartments, retail space, medical offices, and public open space.

5 minute read • A concept plan has been filed for the renovation of an existing apartment building at 1955 N. Sherman Street in Denver's North Capitol Hill neighborhood.

5 minute read • An internal design study from Sasaki reimagines the Denver Pavilions site with housing, public space, retail, entertainment, and a new civic destination in downtown Denver.

2 minute read • A new commercial development called Tower Commons has been proposed near East 57th Avenue and Tower Road in Denver, bringing retail space, a dental office, and new streetscape improvements.

5 minute read • The Town of Bow Mar is advancing a plan to install gates at multiple public road entrances, restricting access for non-residents while sparking opposition from Denver and Littleton officials over the future of public road access.

3 minute read • Construction and approvals continue moving forward on Marina Square, a nearly 14-acre mixed-use redevelopment planned at Belleview Avenue and Ulster Street.

4 minute read • District Pour & Provisions has officially opened in Westminster. The new 15,000-square-foot destination features four chef-curated food concepts, a 92-tap self-pour beverage wall, and a rooftop patio overlooking the Front Range.

3 minute read • A new proposal would redevelop an existing office property at 7901 East Lowry Boulevard into a 278-unit residential community with a mix of market-rate and affordable housing in Denver's Lowry neighborhood.

4 minute read • The City and County of Denver has released updated renderings for the Acoma Street segment of the 5280 Trail, a project that would transform two blocks south of the Denver Art Museum into a pedestrian-focused public space.

3 minute read • New renderings have been released for a proposed adaptive reuse project at 3500 West 23rd Avenue that would convert a former gas station and auto repair shop into a neighborhood beer garden, food hall, and community gathering space in Sloan's Lake.

4 minute read • Construction is now underway on AVE Station House, a 13-story mixed-use development that will bring 301 apartments and more than 6,000 square feet of retail space to a long-vacant triangular site near Denver's 38th & Blake Station.

3 minute read • Denver Parks & Recreation will reduce irrigation water use by 20% during the 2026 irrigation season following Denver Water's Stage 1 drought declaration. Pools, splash pads, athletic fields, and trees will remain priorities.

3 minute read • A groundbreaking ceremony for the 358-unit Rowan apartment community marks the latest milestone in Formativ Real Estate Group's larger 38th & Blake transit-oriented development, which will eventually include workforce housing, a hotel, retail space, and more than 650 residential units.

3 minute read • King Soopers has officially opened its new Store No. 150 at 4201 E. Arkansas Avenue, replacing the aging Belcaro location with a new 103,000-square-foot grocery store built on the former CDOT headquarters site.

4 minute read • Construction is nearing completion on the Anythink Nature Library in Thornton. The 33,000-square-foot facility will combine traditional library services with outdoor learning, environmental education, gardens, trails, and community gathering spaces when it opens in August 2026.

5 minute read • The Denver Housing Authority is exploring a major redevelopment of the Westridge and Mulroy affordable housing communities near the Knox Light Rail Station that could ultimately deliver up to 800 new affordable housing units.

3 minute read • Plans have been filed for a new 192-unit affordable housing community in northeast Denver. The proposal includes six residential buildings, a clubhouse, family-focused amenities, and units targeted toward households earning between 30% and 80% AMI.

3 minute read • A new indoor aquatic facility has officially opened at Swansea Recreation Center in North Denver, replacing the site’s aging outdoor pool with a year-round recreation amenity featuring lap lanes, a lazy river, waterslide, and expanded community programming space.

2 minute read • New concept plans filed with the City and County of Denver could bring a 12-unit townhome project to the corner of West 41st Avenue and Jason Street in North Denver.