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Denver spent $75,000 to score office buildings on whether they should be converted into apartments as a way of revitalizing downtown.

A study commissioned by the city has scored a host of downtown Denver buildings in terms of how easily they might be converted to residential use.

The chain and its landlord Gart Properties feuded in court in 2021.

Downtown Denver Partnership’s Pop-Up Denver program seeks to coax small businesses and entrepreneurs to set up shop in empty storefronts in areas of the city that are struggling to recover from the pandemic

DENVER (AP) — It’s about 9:30 on a Thursday morning, and the buzz at Tea with Tae on Denver’s 16th Street Mall is comfortingly familiar. The espresso machine is going, soothing music is piping through the speakers, and there’s a clutch of people catching up on office chit-chat while they wait for their drinks.

There's a new program from the Downtown Denver Partnership (DDP) called Pop-Up Denver.

Here's his plan to make the city center boom: more security and public space, less graffiti and crime, new popup retail and lots of big developments.

The Downtown Denver Partnership is teaming up with Denver Economic Development & Opportunity to launch the Popup Denver retail activation program.

A newly-formed neighborhood association representing residents in Denver's Upper Downtown neighborhood hopes to tackle issues of safety and cleanliness.

Popup Denver retail activation establishes an opportunity for local entrepreneurs to help transform Denver's 16th Street Mall.