Study of 70 downtown Denver office buildings shows possibilities
Denver spent $75,000 to score office buildings on whether they should be converted into apartments as a way of revitalizing downtown.
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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.
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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.