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Nearly one-quarter of Denver’s office space is vacant as remote work becomes the norm.

While UW-Madison got $347 for building projects. Will Milwaukees leaders push for better deal from legislators?

The Department of Housing Stability would earmark 30 percent of affordable-housing units for this group.

The developers are asking for DURA funds that would help turn the blighted community into a boutique hotel.

Denver could see a new wave of adaptive reuse among office-to-residential boom.

The city's neighborhood map calls the area from Welton west to the South Platte River Five Points, but it's been changing drastically in the last two decades, and the RiNo nickname has taken over some parts.

Lost Denver back in 2014, but he and his publisher had a falling-out over what was actually lost in Denver. So Goodstein moved on to another project before he decided to dive back into the Lost Denver idea. The result is The Denver That Is No More: The Story of the City’s Demolished Landmarks, which was just released. As always, Goodstein hopes that the history he writes will help shape the present and future of this place. “The argument I give — and I’ve used it so much it’s a cli...

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