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Developer Randy Nichols uses loan buy to snag Cherry Creek Dance property for $7.8M

The head of Denver-based development firm Nichols Partnership picked up the Cherry Creek Dance property along Third Avenue -- a 0.43-acre corner lot prime for future redevelopment.

The Cherry Creek Dance building at 2625 E. Third Ave. in Denver. (Photo by Thomas Gounley/BusinessDen)

Jose Salacar works at a Denver Housing Authority construction site in Denver on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)

Denver says if it can’t process construction permits in roughly 180 days, the city will refund developers’ fees

Spencer Hanks and his fiancé, Sam Hanes, stand for a portrait outside the home they purchased just over a year ago in Littleton, Colorado, on April 10, 2025. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)

Suburban Denver city, the latest flashpoint in Colorado’s housing affordability saga, feels squeezed by density pressures

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Supporters holds signs during a news conference calling for housing and eviction reforms

Tenants facing eviction could get jury trial under bill before Colorado legislature

The jury option guaranteed under the bill generally would not apply to tenants facing eviction because they didn't pay their rent, which is the basis for most eviction cases.

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Rene Osorio of Urban Exteriors uses a hammer to remove nails as he strips a roof of its shingles on Aug. 10, 2017, in Wheat Ridge.

Colorado wants to solve its insurance crisis. But homeowners would have to pay.

Colorado Insurance Commissioner Michael Conway and Democratic lawmakers believe adding a 1% fee to policies sold statewide could, in the long run, make premiums less expensive.

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Students hang out together after school on the grass outside of Palmer Elementary School behind a banner that reads "Save Palmer" on November 9, 2022, in Denver, Colorado. The school is slated to be closed by Denver Public Schools at the end of the current academic year. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

DPS board may require 3-year pause between rounds of Denver school closures

The policy change comes after the board voted to close or restructure 10 schools, a move aimed at preventing a potential financial crisis as DPS enrollment falls.

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Developer Randy Nichols uses loan buy to snag Cherry Creek Dance property for $7.8M

Denver says if it can’t process construction permits in roughly 180 days, the city will refund developers’ fees

Suburban Denver city, the latest flashpoint in Colorado’s housing affordability saga, feels squeezed by density pressures

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Tenants facing eviction could get jury trial under bill before Colorado legislature

Colorado House passes bill banning use of algorithms blamed for driving up apartment rents

Former AEG exec’s Cherry Hills buy tops February home sales

Selling heats up in metro Denver’s housing market after a slow start to year

Three of the country’s 10 most expensive home sales last year were in Aspen

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Colorado wants to solve its insurance crisis. But homeowners would have to pay.

Denver hit with lawsuit claiming people with disabilities were denied use of homeless shelters, services

Lakewood loosens green space mandates for homebuilders after projects ground to a halt

Arvada, after nixing homeless facility amid neighborhood outcry, still faces a growing problem. Now what?

MSU Denver’s new Affordable Housing Institute professionalizes an industry to beef up workforce

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DPS board may require 3-year pause between rounds of Denver school closures

Judge orders owner, tenants barred from Lakewood home over meth-contamination concerns

Colorado Springs voters will decide on annexation of 6,500-home development that has stoked farmers’ water worries

Budget week part 2: A flurry of election reforms and more this week in the Colorado legislature

Denver opens cold weather shelters ahead of weekend storm

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