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Council bans development, demolition in east Boulder opportunity zone

Moratorium in place until June 2020, but hope is bits will chipped away as regulations are firmed up After an hours-long discussion and with the clock nearing 1 a.m. Wednesday, Boulder City Council voted 6-3 to temporarily ban development of office space and demolition of apartment buildings in …

The 10 U.S. cities with the highest economic confidence

Republicans and Democrats rarely agree on economic issues, but when it comes to local economic confidence, a new survey from Indeed. suggests they might see more eye to eye than many think. “Republicans and Democrats have different views on the national economy, but there’s a lot of agreement of …

Cheesecake Factory’s departure from Boulder’s Pearl Street could signal changing restaurant industry

Sharp rent increases and rising costs for a diminishing pool of labor have restaurateurs along Pearl Street scrambling to evolve and remain profitable. The news that The Cheesecake Factory will be leaving its Pearl Street location at the end of the year, after nearly 20 years in operation, is the …

Denver’s Etkin Johnson to Sell Colorado Industrial Portfolio

The Transaction May Be the Largest Colorado Industrial Sale Based on Recent Deals Denver-based Etkin Johnson is listing for sale a 19-building industrial portfolio totaling 1.95 million square feet spread across Colorado’s Front Range. Denver-based Etkin Johnson Real Estate Partners said it …

Array BioPharma’s Boulder campus sells for $52.3M

BioMed Realty, a Boston real estate investment and development group, has bought Array BioPharma's campus in Boulder for $52.3 million, according to a Denver Business Journal report. The four-building property at 3200 Walnut St. totals nearly 150,000 square feet and includes both office and …