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Number of short-term rental licenses rising as Denver tourism rebounds
Denver’s short-term rental market passed a minor milestone last week as the industry continues its recovery from the COVID-19 downturn.
Denver rezones 13 acres in RiNo neighborhood for residential development
Roughly 13 largely undeveloped acres in Denargo Market that sold for $86 million in 2019 have been rezoned.
First Universalist Church of Denver looks to offer overnight parking for those living in cars
A church in University Hills wants to set up Denver’s first “safe parking” site, where individuals living out of their cars can legally park overnight.
International brand expands reach by buying downtown Denver coworking space
A coworking space in the Petroleum Building in Upper Downtown is under new ownership.
$10.7M deal extends RiNo homeless shelter contract through 2023
A homeless shelter in RiNo that expanded its hours last year will continue operating 24/7 into the near future.
Denver’s 15% food delivery app commission cap ends in June
Denver’s food delivery app commission cap is going away.
One likely winner as Denver requires rental licenses? Home inspectors.
The home inspection industry in Denver is poised to get a boost.
Amish furniture store relocating to Wash Park from Colorado Blvd.
Wash Park is getting a new furniture store.
Denver to issue new cannabis business licenses but not in some neighborhoods
Denver begins accepting new applications for cannabis business licenses next month -- but not for certain neighborhoods.
5-story apartment building about to rise at the edge of Denver’s Platt Park neighborhood
A new local development firm’s first project is about to break ground at the edge of Platt Park.