Denver Real Estate Blog

From the Denver Post: Work on 16th Street Mall center nearly complete
By the end of next week, the redevelopment of the Denver Pavilions downtown will be substantially complete, the bevy of construction workers gone and orange fencing removed to reveal a more open and inviting shopping center.

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From the Denver Post: Colorado AG files complaint against mortgage firm.
The Colorado attorney general’s consumer-protection unit has filed a complaint against a Colorado Springs-based mortgage company and its top employees, claiming they engaged in deceptive practices.

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From the Denver Post: Colorado AG files complaint against mortgage firm.
The Colorado attorney general’s consumer-protection unit has filed a complaint against a Colorado Springs-based mortgage company and its top employees, claiming they engaged in deceptive practices.

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From the Denver Post: Denver home prices rise for sixth straight month
Denver-area home prices rose for the sixth consecutive month in August but were still lower than the same period a year ago.

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From the Denver Post: Baxa Corp. moves headquarters into Maroon V building
Medical-device manufacturer Baxa Corp. has agreed to lease the Maroon V office building for its new corporate headquarters.

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From the Denver Post: Baxa Corp. moves headquarters into Maroon V building
Medical-device manufacturer Baxa Corp. has agreed to lease the Maroon V office building for its new corporate headquarters.

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From the Denver Post: Corporate Earnings
Third-quarter earnings fell 68 percent from a year earlier as a stock-market rally that began in March didn’t overcome investor caution toward equity mutual funds.

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From the Denver Post: Lehman reportedly to return to U.S. mortgages through Douglas County-based unit
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the investment bank brought down by the U.S. mortgage crash after 158 years, is set to return to funding home loans through its Douglas County-based Aurora Loan Services unit, people familiar with the matter said.

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From the Denver Post: Corporate Earnings
Third-quarter profit inched higher. Sales fell as consumers continued to limit soft-drink purchases and the stronger dollar took a toll on revenue.

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From the Denver Post: U.S. to help state, local groups finance mortgages
The Obama administration on Monday unveiled a program to support state and local housing-finance agencies.

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From the Denver Post: U.S. to help state, local groups finance mortgages
The Obama administration on Monday unveiled a program to support state and local housing-finance agencies.

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From the Denver Post: Foreclosures to challenge census count
Foreclosures will make it tougher and more expensive to get an accurate census count next year as families move in with relatives or are left homeless, the Census Bureau’s director said.

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From the Denver Post: Foreclosures to challenge census count
Foreclosures will make it tougher and more expensive to get an accurate census count next year as families move in with relatives or are left homeless, the Census Bureau’s director said.

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From the Denver Post: Foreclosures to challenge census count
Foreclosures will make it tougher and more expensive to get an accurate census count next year as families move in with relatives or are left homeless, the Census Bureau’s director said.

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From the Denver Post: HUD pours $618,000 into Colorado housing-help programs
Colorado housing agencies received a grant from Washington today to cover the cost of counseling people having trouble dealing with real-estate professionals — whether they’re purchasing, renting or avoiding foreclosure.

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From the Denver Post: Supreme Court to review Skilling’s Enron conviction
The Supreme Court said Tuesday that it will review former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling’s conviction to see if he received a fair trial in the hothouse atmosphere of Houston after the collapse of the nation’s seventh-largest company in 2001.

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From the Denver Post: Initiative would make Denver streets more friendly to pedestrians and bikes
Increasing business to merchants along Denver’s busiest roadways is one of the goals of a city initiative focused on designing streets to accommodate pedestrians and bikes, as well as cars and public transit.

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From the Denver Post: Initiative would make Denver streets more friendly to pedestrians and bikes
Increasing business to merchants along Denver’s busiest roadways is one of the goals of a city initiative focused on designing streets to accommodate pedestrians and bikes, as well as cars and public transit.

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From the Denver Post: Initiative would make Denver streets more friendly to pedestrians and bikes
Increasing business to merchants along Denver’s busiest roadways is one of the goals of a city initiative focused on designing streets to accommodate pedestrians and bikes, as well as cars and public transit.

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From the Denver Post: Metro Denver home resales slip; prices rise
While home resales in the Denver metro area declined in September compared with a year ago, median sales prices for houses and condos increased, according to data released Wednesday.

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