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Despite job gains moving at their slowest pace since 2011 and extreme stress in commercial real estate, Colorado managed to stave off a recession this year. Many are wondering whether it can keep an economic downturn at bay again next year.
But neither will it be a bed of thorns, as inflation eases and a recession doesn't set in, according to the 2024 Colorado Business Economic Outlook.
Colorado's economy next year won't be a bed of roses, with job gains running at their slowest pace since 2011 and commercial real estate under extreme stress.
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.”
As we prepare to say goodbye to 2022 and ring in 2023, the University of Denver Newsroom is looking back at some of this year’s most popular stories. More than 200 stories were prepared for the Newsroom this year, receiving nearly 375,000 pageviews. Here are some of 2022’s most popular features: