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Last Updated: Jun. 12, 2018 · 7:40 p.m.

A rendering of a hotel planned near East 19th Avenue and Grant Street from a bird's-eye view. (Courtesy of OZ Architecture)

Denver Cathedral High School complex could be converted to boutique hotel

GFI Development Co. and OZ Architecture are working together on redeveloping the Seton House and historic School near Grant Street and East 19th Avenue.

Construction by Union Station. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Rationalizing $500,000 “entry-level” home prices and more Denver Design Week takeaways

"It was weird to us, when we're discussing entry-level homes and saying half a million dollars, but they sold."

A rendering of Yale 25 Station, a residential development along East Yale Avenue. (Courtesy of OZ Architecture)

112 apartments planned near RTD’s Yale Station in University Hills

Construction of the Yale 25 Station apartments in Denver's University Hills neighborhood is nearing the halfway mark.

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A rendering of the Giambrocco neighborhood planned in the River North Art District near the 38th and Blake transit station. (Courtesy of Oz Architecture.)

Developer wants to brand a new Denver neighborhood: “Giambrocco”

Colorado developers are planning to add 350 apartments, about half a million square feet of office space and retail "hot spots" to an 8-acre site in River North.