Recent Articles from Caroline Fritz
Housing Report: Colorado housing market resets in 2025 ahead of 2026
Colorado’s housing market reset in 2025 as inventory rose and bidding wars eased, giving buyers more leverage heading into 2026.
America 250 Colorado 150 launches community grants program
America 250 Colorado 150 launches a community grants program to fund local projects statewide ahead of Colorado’s 150th anniversary in 2026.
Opportunity Now awards supplemental workforce grants
Opportunity Now awards supplemental workforce grants to eight organizations as Colorado expands job training and placement across key industries statewide.
US construction spending rebounds in October on renovations
US construction spending rebounded in October, led by home renovations as higher mortgage rates, tariffs and labor shortages weighed on new housing starts.
Colorado business filings dip in Q4 but remain above 2024
Colorado business filings declined in Q4 2025 but remained above year-ago levels as new registrations rose annually despite seasonal slowdown.
Minneapolis IT firm expands Colorado presence with MSP
A Minneapolis-based managed service provider is expanding its Colorado presence, growing its Denver team with a strategy-first approach to IT support.
Coloradans prioritize sports, outdoor spending despite costs
A new survey shows Coloradans continue spending on sports and outdoor activities despite rising costs, with households adjusting budgets to maintain priorities.
White House, governors target data centers driving power costs
The White House and bipartisan governors unveiled a plan to curb rising electricity costs by pushing data centers to fund power generation.
Supreme Court to hear Bayer bid to curb Roundup lawsuits
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Bayer’s appeal to limit Roundup cancer lawsuits, a case that could affect tens of thousands of claims nationwide.
Broadbent & Associates, Inc. Relocates Fort Collins Office to Historic 1881 Building in Old Town
Broadbent & Associates, Inc. has relocated its Fort Collins office to 171 N. College Avenue, a commercial building constructed in 1881 in the heart of Old Town.
Wall Street ends flat before long weekend as S&P 500 slips
Wall Street finished nearly flat ahead of a long weekend as the S&P 500 fell for the week, with earnings season starting and investors cautious.
Fewer foreign tourists visited US as global travel rose
Foreign tourism to the U.S. fell 6% in 2025 even as global travel spending climbed, with tourists favoring Europe and Japan, industry data show.



























