National Association of Realtors settle antitrust lawsuit for $418 million, a win for Colorado sellers
Home sellers are not required to pay two agents in a transaction — a fee that meant tens of thousands of dollars for a median-priced house in Denver.
Colorado’s ski season picks up speed as late-winter storms bring the good snow
The ski and snowboarding season started slow, but winter storms are spurring people to book hotel rooms and hit the slopes.
Colorado’s job market had a ‘rosier picture’ in 2023 than earlier estimates indicated
Revised numbers show that the Colorado’s jobs were undercounted by 37,000, putting the state in 11th place for growth in the U.S.
Local liquor shops worry one year after wine enters Colorado grocery stores
Data doesn’t show strong trends, but the changing landscape hits liquor stores, distributors, and producers.
University of Colorado–Colorado Springs student arrested in connection to deadly shootings
Police say they believe the victims and alleged suspect knew each other.
Lawmakers postpone hearing on short-term rental tax measure
The legislation is meant to ease the housing shortage in mountain communities, but opponents say it will hurt tourism.
Ball Corp. sells off its aerospace division in multibillion-dollar deal
Ball Aerospace will now operate as a new division within British aerospace company BAE Systems.
Prices are going up in Denver, but not as fast as they were last year
But price increases are still larger than federal regulators – and shoppers – would like.
Denver-based Alterra Mountain Company to buy Arapahoe Basin ski area
A Canadian company has owned A-Basin for the last 27 years.
Colorado is a regional quantum hub, but what does that mean?
Being considered a regional tech hub puts the state in line to receive a federal grant that aims to boost investment in emerging technologies.
A successful golf charity that runs an event in Berthoud got $70,000 in taxpayer funds. Where did that money go?
The annual event at Berthoud’s TPC Colorado golf course is just one recipient of a taxpayer-funded rebate plan that lacks transparency on its approval process.
Denver firm that contracts a lot of Colorado houses acquired by Japanese homebuilder for $4.9 billion
The deal is expected to close sometime in the next six months.
The fate of Denver’s skyscrapers is up in the air
Nearly one-quarter of Denver’s office space is vacant as remote work becomes the norm.
Inflation is down and gas is cheaper in Denver, but prices are still high for many things. Here’s why
Still, consumers might not feel like things are getting more affordable.
Stanley Hotel in Estes Park — inspiration for ‘The Shining’ — is being sold to an Arizona nonprofit
The Stanley is best known as the inspiration for “The Shining,” Stephen King’s classic horror novel that was made into the film starring Jack Nicholson.
Gas prices are falling fast in Colorado as the cold winter months hit
The price of gas in Colorado stands at $2.84 per gallon, down from $2.95 a week ago.