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Thompson Thrift plans 284 apartments and about 20,000 square feet of commercial space at the corner. The first homes have a projected move-in window; storefront tenants have not been named.
The 10205 Brighton Road property pairs a large outdoor yard with 2,400 square feet of warehouse/shop space and 1,200 square feet of storage.
The approved work would remove the vacant building near East Colfax. Housing and ground-floor commercial space proposed for its parcel remain a separate step.
The Denver Tech Center tower was described as 83% leased when the purchase was announced. Colliers remains its leasing broker and continues to market office space.
The restaurant has a posted date for its first Colorado Springs location. The incoming outdoor retailer lists an address at the Promenade but no opening day.
The Sept. 28 schedule concerns West 9th Avenue. A separate weekday closure on Santa Fe Drive is planned after that intersection work, with local business access maintained.
Westbound drivers can still reach the shopping center at the signal near Circle K. Separate overnight closures between Broadway and Phillips Avenue are planned for October 4 and 5.
The completed Broadway-to-Colorado stretch puts cars in outer lanes and changes left turns, parking and three bus routes. The rest of the corridor remains under construction.
The retailer lists daily hours at 806 N. Albion St. and has scheduled an October 1 event with two neighboring boutiques inside the new showroom.
An advance team has begun changes at 5832 Barnes Road, according to a September 25 report. The restaurant operator is targeting early 2027, not announcing an opening day.
The Eighth-and-Pearl building totals 5,165 square feet. Paka says it is building out the headquarters and recruiting across product, brand and creative work.
Drivers headed to businesses between Broadway and Colorado Boulevard will use outer lanes and designated left turns. Center-platform boarding covers a shorter stretch.
Its report for the 30 days through September 18 also lists $765,131 in annualized written premium. The company’s lead-assignment workflow adds context for capacity planning.
AdventHealth’s 88,000-square-foot Aurora campus is scheduled to begin ER patient care September 29. The hospital-affiliated ER will charge emergency-department rates; a larger hospital remains a later plan.
RTD is adapting existing buses for East Colfax’s Broadway–Colorado Boulevard segment. Full BRT service remains forecast for late 2027 or early 2028.
A Denver committee advanced a proposed $3 million construction loan for 118 income-restricted apartments at 1001 Lincoln Street. Credit reservations are documented, but the city loan still requires a final decision.
CDOT says businesses will remain accessible during CO 119/Hover construction, but its advisory identifies an entrance closure and major turn restrictions. Property-specific directions need more detail than a general access assurance.
Colorado’s ADU programs support different recipients and costs. Municipal assistance and CHFA relending require separate checks before a homeowner can count on either for a project.
For Front Range agency planners, one-producer assignment and company-described access management offer a clear way to connect new inquiries with the team serving them.
Ransom Life Enterprises brings customer acquisition, sales operations and software development into the same business. James Marsh and Westley Ransom have distinct roles in making that operation work.
DRCOG's long-range plan and funding program answer different questions. A guide to finding the record and reading the project's stage.
