Colorado envisioned a renewable energy park near Golden. Neighbors don’t like what might get built instead.
It’s been four years since Gov. Jared Polis trumpeted the promise of the Global Energy Park near Golden as a future state-of-the-art laboratory — one that would position Colorado and Jefferson County as “leaders in the future of energy.” But the hopes contained in those lofty words from his October 2021 announcement have dimmed as…
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Meta removes ICE-tracking Facebook page in Chicago at the request of the Justice Department
Meta has removed a Facebook page used to track the presence of immigration agents at the request of the Department of Justice, the company confirmed on Tuesday. Related Articles Trump’s push for law and order shows he’s no longer encumbered by government guardrails As the shutdown drags on, these people will lose if health care…
Read More10 weeks free and an Ikon Pass: Denver landlords ramp up concessions
The easiest way to get free stuff in Denver right now is to lease a new apartment. “In the Denver market, we are certainly offering concessions, and I would expect most landlords are,” said Frank Campise, a Chicago developer who owns about 15 apartment buildings throughout the metro area. Apartment landlords facing the financial fallout…
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Oil exec sells Avon ski-in mansion for $25M to 84 Lumber owner
Joe Jaggers didn’t expect Little Brave Lodge in Avon’s exclusive Bachelor Gulch enclave to sell so quickly. He listed the 10,000-square-foot ski-in, ski-out mansion on nearly 9 acres at the top of a mountain road for $24.9 million Aug. 21. It went under contract Sept. 5 and closed at its list price Oct. 7. The…
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How to Turn a Moment Into Momentum
How to Turn a Moment Into Momentum written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Listen to the full episode: Overview On this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, John Jantsch interviews Don Yaeger, New York Times bestselling author, leadership expert, and speaker. Don’s new book, “The New Science of Momentum,” challenges…
Read MoreDowntown Development Authority doesn’t have to pay property taxes, but will if it buys Denver Pavilions
Update 7:20 a.m. Oct. 9, 2025: This story has been corrected by BusinessDen to reflect information about the planned payment in lieu of taxes. While Denver’s Downtown Development Authority is exempt from paying property taxes, it will voluntarily pay an amount equal to the annual tax bill if it purchases the Denver Pavilions mall. Bill…
Read MoreDenver neighbors sue owner of neglected ‘poop protest’ house in Congress Park
Neighbors of a derelict million-dollar home along Denver’s tony East Seventh Avenue are asking a judge to appoint a caretaker for the house or let it be demolished. “The nuisance property is so repugnant to the neighbors and passersby that they throw bags of dog poop into the property’s yard in protest of the property’s…
Read MoreEnglewood City Council approves plan to redevelop center at former Cinderella City site
Englewood has signed off on a major redevelopment of its urban core. Monday night, the Denver suburb’s City Council voted 5-2 to terminate a series of ground leases and exchange properties and kickstart construction planning on properties within the 55-acre Englewood CityCenter area along Hampden Avenue. “This is the area we need to revitalize,” Englewood…
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How Books Can Shape Success
How Books Can Shape Success written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Listen to the full episode: Overview On this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, John Jantsch interviews Todd Sattersten, publishing veteran, business book expert, and CEO of Bard Press. Todd’s new book, “100 Books for Work and Life,” distills…
Read MoreStaffing shortages cause more US flight delays as government shutdown reaches 8th day
By RIO YAMAT and JOSH FUNK Staffing shortages led to more flight delays at airports across the U.S. on Tuesday as the federal government shutdown stretched into a eighth day, while union leaders for air traffic controllers and airport security screeners warned the situation was likely to get worse. Related Articles Frustrated lawmakers say lack…
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