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Developers moving forward with hotel projects along Colorado’s Front Range despite pandemic
An eye-catching building across from Denver’s Civic Center Park and a 359-room resort in Castle Rock highlight ambitious plans
Read Article at Denver Post Denver-area governments step up
with second rounds of business aid
Months after Denver-area cities first stepped up to offer loans and grants to struggling
small businesses, some are coming back with second rounds of aid.
Read Article at BizJournals Halt to C-PACE funding is crippling to real estate industry
The recent decision by Douglas County commissioners to opt out of the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program should put the entire Colorado commercial real estate industry on high alert.
Read Article at Colorado Real Estate Journal Miller's Landing Appoints Rise Commercial Property Services
The core of the development will include the 150,000 sf multi-tenant office building, rental apartments, retail and entertainment sites, as well as a full-service hotel and conference center.
Read Article at Mile High CRE Do you live and/or work in Castle Rock? Or, do you visit often?
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Wave of New Commercial Real Estate Projects, Including White Whale That is Condos, Coming to Longtime Bedroom Community
Read Article at CoStar Castle Rock approves public financing for $300 million development
Castle Rock approves public financing for $300 million development
Read Article at Denver Business Journal Miller's Landing Castle Rock - Turning trash into gold
Landfills are part of the modern world, but they don't have to stay that way forever...
Read Article at The Castle Pines Connection Year-round skiing? That's just one part of this planned development in Castle Rock
Construction is about to get underway in Castle Rock on a new commercial development project that could be an economic driver for the town.
Read Article by The Denver Channel Year-round skiing? That's just one part of this planned development in Castle Rock (VIDEO)
Construction is about to get underway in Castle Rock on a new commercial development project that could be an economic driver for the town.
Watch Video Sprawling Redevelopment of Castle Rock Landfill Could Change Face of Small Colorado Town
Master Developer Finishes Remediation, Moves to Infrastructure
Read Article at CoStar As Castle Rock looks to evolve beyond a bedroom community, the old town dump will be key
With natural beauty, plentiful shopping and multi-million parks. there is a lot to love in Douglas County town, but 80 percent of people leave town for work
Read Article at Denver Post P3 Buys 65-Acre Tract for 900,000 SF Mixed-Use Project in Castle Rock, Colorado
P3 Buys 65-Acre Tract for 900,000 SF Mixed-Use Project in Castle Rock, Colorado
Read Article at Rebusiness Online Castle Rock Thriving with New Development
Castle Rock Thriving with New Development
Read Article at Colorado Real Estate Journal Castle Rock Council approves tax deal to finance $300 million landfill redevelopment
Castle Rock Council approves tax deal to finance $300 million landfill redevelopment
Read Article at Denver Post Chicago firm readies 65 acres in Castle Rock for development
Chicago firm readies 65 acres in Castle Rock for development
Read Article at Denver Business Journal Castle Rock approves public financing for $300 million mixed-use development
Castle Rock approves public financing for $300 million mixed-use development
Read Article at KDVR TV Council approves $300 million Miller's Landing project
Council approves $300 million Miller's Landing project
Read Article at Castle Rock News Press Castle Rock City Council votes to develop old landfill
Castle Rock City Council votes to develop old landfill
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