Denver developers spend big decorating trendy homes nobody lives in
Denver companies shell out a lot of money to bring scenes out of shelter magazines to life.
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The Source Hotel gets closer to completion — take a look inside
The new building dwarfs the 1880s former foundry that has housed The Source since 2013, but when it's done, developers say, the eight-story hotel will be a modern complement to its sister space.
New Belgium and Odell both delay opening Denver breweries
Fort Collins craft brewing giants New Belgium and Odell say they'll end up making their Denver debuts in 2018.
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Fear of “war on suburbs” may convince Jefferson County to reject $1.7 million for affordable housing, other programs
An opposition group argues that accepting federal money will mean Jefferson County will be forced to "gentrify" by building low-income housing.
The Source Hotel will house New Belgium’s first Denver brewery and three restaurants
The Source is expanding, and in addition to housing New Belgium Brewing Co.'s first Denver brewery and three more restaurants, it's getting into the hotel business.
Sun Valley, long known as Denver’s poorest neighborhood, is going to look very different in five years
Sun Valley Homes community leader Lisa Saenz said the $240 million redevelopment plan "will be like watering a flower and watching it bloom."
