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Denver may soon have multiple stadium districts along the South Platte River. Can the city support them all?

The Broncos are eyeing a Burnham Yard stadium district. The Kroenkes have development plans around Ball Arena. Denver Summit FC wants a Santa Fe Yards site. Can the city support them all?

Santa Fe Yards in Denver on Friday, April 25, 2025. Denver Summit FC, the new National Women’s Soccer League club, which is set to begin play in 2026, plans to build a 14,500-seat stadium at the Santa Fe Yards site at Broadway and Interstate 25. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)

Denver Downtown Development Authority board chairman Doug Tisdale speaks during a news conference at the McNichols Civic Center Building in Denver on Wednesday, July 30, 2025. (Photo by Andy Cross/The Denver Post)

Denver’s first $100 million in downtown grants unveiled for housing, business projects — and Civic Center

(Photo provided by Cushman & Wakefield) An 811-acre ranch near Golden is for sale at $14.85 million. Real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield says the land is one of the last remaining large parcels available along the Front Range.

Golden-area ranch owned by same family since 1911 on market for $14.85M

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Architect Matt Davis designed his Sunnyside home to protect the large locust tree at the front of the lot and used brick and custom steel to better blend with the neighborhood’s bungalows. (Courtesy Daniel Jenkins via BusinessDen)

Architect lists his Sunnyside home for Wash Park price

Architect Matt Davis is selling Locust House for $3.1 million, a potential record for Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood.

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An aerial view of the proposed 326-unit apartment complex at 3635 S. Monaco St. Pkwy. (Photo from Denver public records)

Multi-family apartment complex could replace former Denver movie theater

Concept plans show the project will feature 326 residential units and 545 parking spaces.

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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and City Council President Amanda Sandoval, left, speak during a news conference announcing the Vibrant Denver bond process at the Carla Madison Recreation Center in Denver, Feb. 12, 2025. The rec center was built as part of an earlier city bond package. (Photo by Andy Cross/The Denver Post)

Denver advances now-$935 million list of projects for buildings, parks, Red Rocks — and roads near Burnham Yard

"I think it is ready," Councilman Darrell Watson said. "And we do not have time to delay this anymore." But other council members still have some concerns about the bond package.

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Cars and pedestrians traverse downtown Telluride during the 43rd Telluride Mushroom Festival held in Telluride Colo., Sunday, August 20, 2023. The town recently added 14 new diagonal spots on the west end of Colorado Avenue as part of a controversial pilot program to add car capacity. (Photo by William Woody/Special to The Denver Post)

New parking spots are raising tensions in glitzy mountain town of Telluride

A sign in Telluride: “Sorry your generational wealth can’t protect you from angled Toyotas."

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Denver may soon have multiple stadium districts along the South Platte River. Can the city support them all?

Denver’s first $100 million in downtown grants unveiled for housing, business projects — and Civic Center

Golden-area ranch owned by same family since 1911 on market for $14.85M

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Nightclub, restaurant eyed for building on downtown edge after $1M sale

Waste Management threatened with eviction from Denver recycling facility

Denver says ‘one-and-done’ policy for concept plans could save developers time

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Architect lists his Sunnyside home for Wash Park price

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Multi-family apartment complex could replace former Denver movie theater

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Metro Denver housing market has most unsold listings in over a decade

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Denver advances now-$935 million list of projects for buildings, parks, Red Rocks — and roads near Burnham Yard

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston calls for ‘learned hopefulness’ on homelessness, housing, other challenges

The ups and downs of RiNo: New opportunities and questions of affordability

Denver’s mayor thinks big and moves fast — netting mixed results. Two years in, should he slow down?

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New parking spots are raising tensions in glitzy mountain town of Telluride

In RiNo, local developers’ efforts to land grocery store come up short

Cap Hill Lutheran church exploring apartments on its property

RTD station’s parking attracts second development proposal in seven months

Victim’s mother sues CU Colorado Springs, says campus mishandled complaints about dorm-room killer

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