DENVER-It's more of the same for Denver's retail market, and that's good news, according to the latest Trammell Crow Co. report. However, the study calls into question consumers' ability and willingness to spend, at least in the short-term period.

DENVER-Mike Byrne and Scott Kohrs agree to purchase Taylor Kohrs from Taylor Construction Group of Des Moines. Taylor Construction has been the parent company to Taylor Kohrs, formerly Taylor Ball, since its inception in Colorado in 1983.

DENVER-Net absorption in the Denver-area soared from a year ago, according to a mid-year report by the Staubach Co. And despite the improving fundamentals, tenants are still getting good deals.

LOVELAND, CO-Construction is under way on a $26 million, New Urbanism-style, mixed-use development in the heart of downtown Loveland. Lincoln Place will be comprised of more than 200 luxury apartment residences above 22,000 sf of small-shop retail space and a multi-level parking structure.

LOVELAND, CO-Construction is under way on a $26 million, New Urbanism-style, mixed-use development in the heart of downtown Loveland. Lincoln Place will be comprised of more than 200 luxury apartment residences above 22,000 sf of small-shop retail space and a multi-level parking structure.

BROOMFIELD, CO-The planned $45 million event center in Broomfield, which GlobeSt.com first reported about last spring, is getting its first general manager.

DENVER-Chicago-based First Industrial Realty Trust, a large landlord in the Denver area, recently closed two more lease deals. The two leases represent another 30,000 sf in leased space for the market.

DENVER-The word is that the Denver-area apartment market is poised for a rebound. With the economy poised for solid growth and new supply limited, effective rents are expected to grow at a steady pace.