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More than 1,600 new apartments became available in Colorado Springs during the first quarter of 2023. That’s a record. Vacancy is up and likely to continue climbing as more and

More than 1,600 new apartments became available in Colorado Springs during the first quarter of 2023. That’s a record. Vacancy is up and likely to continue climbing as more and

Lorson Ranch, Cordera, Forest Lakes, and Banning Lewis Ranch trail behind Falcon in single-family household growth for last year.

This was a massive year for Colorado Springs business news — and while the Business Journal covered all-around important stories, not much of our top news is necessarily “good news.”

Apartments are being built at a furious pace in Colorado Springs. But so far that hasn’t slowed the rising rate of rents in the city.

High mortgage interest, supply chain issues, and high home prices are impacting the home construction industry nationally. New permits for single family homes also fell locally in July and August.

A fight over a proposed gas station near Ivywild is headed to the Colorado Springs City Council after neighbors raised concerns about increased crime, traffic, light and noise pollution.

A Colorado Springs family says shortly after their home caught fire a company called Statewide Restoration appeared on their doorstep with a promise to help. But more than a year and a half later the family says they're still waiting on the company to finish the job.

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The Pikes Peak Regional Building Department issued construction permits for more than 5,000 single-family homes and nearly 4,000 apartment units in 2021.