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Evergreen Real Estate Group opens 60-unit affordable housing in Rifle
Evergreen Real Estate Group completed Rifle Apartments, a 60-unit affordable housing community in Rifle, now 95% leased with income-restricted units.
Wold Architects & Engineers promotes three associates in Denver
Wold Architects & Engineers promoted Bryan Hicks, Ellis Joyner, Cody Knoblock, and Dylan Sullivan to associate roles, expanding leadership in Denver and Minneapolis.
NFIB report shows Colorado small business hiring challenges persist
The National Federation of Independent Business reports ongoing hiring challenges for small businesses in Colorado, with job openings at a high since June.
Paris Baguette plans expansion in Denver metro
Paris Baguette is expanding in the Denver metro area, aiming to open 20 cafes by 2030 in neighborhoods like Centennial and Highlands Ranch.
Colorado honors apprenticeship leaders at annual awards in Denver
Apprenticeship Colorado recognized 14 leaders advancing workforce training at its eighth annual awards in Denver, highlighting new apprenticeship programs.
Made in Colorado: SEND Bars in Boulder offers organic plant-based snack bars
SEND Bars, founded by Sasha DiGiulian and Emily Tsai, produces organic, plant-based snack bars in Boulder with ethically sourced ingredients.
Insurance costs challenge Colorado housing projects
Insurance costs are rising 10-12% annually, impacting multifamily and affordable housing projects in Colorado, says developer Formativ and risk consultant Lockton.
Colorado proposes new department to streamline higher education and workforce development
Colorado proposes combining agencies into a single department to better support learners, job seekers, and employers amid workforce challenges.
U.S. business inventories rise slightly more than expected in February
U.S. business inventories increased 0.4% in February, surpassing expectations and signaling potential GDP growth in the first quarter, according to the Commerce Department.
Colorado business filings rise despite slower growth in early 2026
Colorado reports growth in new business filings in early 2026 amid slower employment and inflation challenges, according to University of Colorado Boulder.
Denver Pavilions redevelopment plan aims to create new downtown gathering place
Denver Downtown Development Authority plans a $500 million to $615 million redevelopment of the Pavilions into a cultural and residential hub.
