Author: Bernadette Berdychowski
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Colorado EDC approves nearly $6 million in tax incentives for 3 companies
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The Colorado Economic Development Commission approved a total of nearly $6 million in job growth tax incentives for three companies considering expansions in the state on Thursday. The largest incentive package went to an unnamed quantum company described as “Project Electron.” The EDC doesn’t disclose company names to protect the confidentiality of businesses that may…
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Colorado lawmakers grapple with how to help economy amid budget constraints
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As Colorado slipped in its economic competitiveness over the past few years, state lawmakers face a tough road ahead to improve the business environment. A day before the 2026 legislative session was set to begin, the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce hosted the state’s top lawmakers from both parties to discuss what new legislation and…
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As Denver Pavilions and Sports Castle start new eras, so does Gart Properties with next generation
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Gart Properties, a Denver real estate venture tied to a century-old family business, is entering a new era. The Gart Companies named Evan Gart, 34, as president of Gart Properties. Gart, who is the great-grandson of its founder Nathan Gart, has worked at the company for nine years. The Gart family business dates back to…
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Denver Summit to stay in city after council approves $70M stadium deal
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With an incredibly short timeframe to start construction on a major league women’s soccer stadium, Denver’s City Council dropped the biggest hurdle for Denver Summit FC. Now, the team plans to move forward with its stadium and stay in Denver’s urban core. “With Denver City Council voting the measure through, the club will proceed with…
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Denver office conversion being considered for downtown authority’s largest loan yet
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The plan to convert two office towers on 17th Street in downtown Denver is under consideration to get nearly $63 million from the Denver Downtown Development Authority, which could be the largest loan since the quasi-government organization expanded in 2025. The Luzzatto Co. bought the office towers at 621 and 633 17th St. at a…
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Colorado unemployment fell to 4.1% in September, delayed data shows
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Colorado’s unemployment rate is improving, according to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. The state recorded 134,000 unemployed people in September, 4,800 fewer people compared to August. The state’s unemployment rate fell from 4.2% to 4.1%. The national unemployment rate was 4.4%. The state released September’s data on Thursday, which was delayed by more…
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Colorado’s job growth slows, though economists don’t anticipate a recession
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Preliminary estimates show Colorado’s job growth slowed more than expected this year and 2026 could also see slower growth, according to the annual economic outlook from the Business Research Division at the University of Colorado Boulder released Monday. But sluggish growth doesn’t mean there will be a recession in 2026, economists said. Employment in the…
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory renamed to fit Trump’s energy policy
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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory based in Golden has a new name to match the shift in U.S. energy policy under President Donald Trump. The Department of Energy announced it renamed the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to the “National Laboratory of the Rockies” effective immediately on Monday. The renaming of the lab is meant to…
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Denver’s new women’s soccer stadium to feature all-electric design
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The national women’s soccer stadium to be built in Denver could be all electric. During the South Platte River committee meeting on Wednesday, Summit FC owner Robert Cohen said it would likely become the third all-electric stadium to be built in the U.S. The other two all-electric stadiums include Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena, home of…
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Denver considers 5x harsher fines against landlords not up to code
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If a residential unit in Denver doesn’t have a smoke alarm installed, Denver can currently fine the landlord up to $999 after a warning and several citations. But soon, penalties could stack up to $5,000 per day. The Department of Excise and Licenses is pushing to revise Denver’s code to create a new maximum penalty…
