Denver Banked $9.4B In New Construction Last Year. Will 2019 Keep The Pace?
For now, construction companies are still busy, so if there was a slowdown most people might not notice at first.
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Denver's I-70 Viaduct Will Be Closed Friday Night As A Prelude To Reconstruction
Read moreI-70 both directions between Brighton and Colorado, plus corresponding ramps, will be closed from 10 p.m. on Jan. 4 to 6 a.m. Jan. 5, 2019.
Development Company Fires Employee As Convention Center Scandal Reverberates
Read moreDenver terminated the contract with Trammell Crow on Tuesday, citing misconduct in a $233 million expansion project.
Are Young Women The Future of the Construction and Transportation Industries?
Read moreWomen are an untapped resources for contractors and municipal governments across the country that are struggling to find enough blue-collar workers.
No, There’s Not An Apartment Glut In Denver. There’s A Renter Shortage
Read moreAverage rents in the Denver area have grown to $1,500 a month. Downtown averages $2,000 a month.
Colorado’s Economy Is Winning, But Not Everyone Shares The Victory
Read moreThe long-term unemployed are still unable to find jobs, while some employers are struggling to find qualified workers.
Construction Employment Climbs To All-Time High On Colorado Homebuilding Surge
Read moreThe number of construction jobs has risen 54 percent since bottoming out in 2011.
Is Slow-Growth The Key To Lakewood’s Future Or The Ultimate In NIMBYism?
Read moreThe proposal at issue would limit new residential building to 1 percent of existing units a year, or about 670 houses, townhomes or condos.
Electricians Wanted: Shortage Of Skilled Labor In Colorado Has Industry Scrambling
Read moreEnrollment has almost doubled in an apprenticeship program run by the Colorado chapter of Independent Electrical Contractors over the last six years, but the industry says it still can't keep up with the demand for skilled labor.
Starved For Workers, Colorado Construction Is Plugging The Gap With An Academy
Read moreToday, there are around 15,000 less construction workers in Colorado than there were in 2007, when the state hit its peak.
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