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Eagle County's Bold Housing Moves programs making progress, but market remains inaccessible for many - Vimarsana News

Eagle County's Bold Housing Moves programs making progress, but market remains inaccessible for many

The Eagle County Housing and Development Authority board and advisory committee gave an update on the county’s affordable housing programs at its biannual meeting earlier this month that tracked the progress toward 2023 goals. Bold...

CNOOC to Use Enhanced Drilling Tech for Two Golden - Vimarsana News

CNOOC to Use Enhanced Drilling Tech for Two Golden

Chinese oil and gas company CNOOC International has signed a contract to use Enhanced Drilling’s RMR Riserless Mud Recovery…

Construction starts soon to convert downtown printing building - Vimarsana News

Construction starts soon to convert downtown printing building

Screaming Eagle Development is finalizing a financial package to turn the former home of Mulligan Printing into an apartment complex with 56 market-rate units.

Source: ksdk.com
Inside Former NFL First-Round Pick Gosder Cherilus' Uphill Climb Into Commercial Real Estate - Vimarsana News

Inside Former NFL First-Round Pick Gosder Cherilus' Uphill Climb Into Commercial Real Estate

Ex-NFL and Boston College lineman Gosder Cherilus has built up his real estate business after struggling to gain traction as a minority business enterprise.

Source: bisnow.com
St. Louis' Schools Closures Are Devastating — and Great For Loft Developers - Vimarsana News

St. Louis' Schools Closures Are Devastating — and Great For Loft Developers

Once community anchors, schoolhouses across the city have been closed and sold off to developers. It is October 2019, and the old Lyon School is dark. It sits on the end of a quiet street in south St. Louis, fenced and forgotten, a three-story brick castle with boarded front doors and a checkerboard of plywood patches over missing windows. During the day, a few neighborhood kids slide through a gap in the fence to play basketball on a beat-up hoop with no net. They run and dribble on weed-cracked asphalt, the same ground touched by a century of St. Louis students.