A bill introduced in the Colorado State Senate to change short-term rental properties from a residential tax rate of 7% to a commercial rate of 29% has ignited a firestorm of opposition throughout the state. The bill proposed classifying short-term…
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The number one news story this past week has been the global spread of the coronavirus. From its origin in Wuhan, China, with an outbreak that started in December, the coronavirus has in just two months spread to 47 countries…
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Rick Carroll Aspen Times At the clip developer Mark Hunt is buying up commercial property in downtown Aspen, it is nearly inevitable that a 2016 city ordinance aimed at slowing down the influx of chain retailers will be tested. That’s…
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Curtis Wackerle Aspen Daily News The Aspen commercial real estate market remains strong and stable, notching another solid year in 2019. Like much of the rest of the overall real estate market, numbers were hovering close to 2018. Two recent…
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The health of real estate markets in ski resorts depends to a great degree on the health and popularity of the sport of skiing. As the popularity of skiing grew after World War II, so did the popularity of ski…
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2020 Colorado Mountain Outlook for Mountain Towns – Part 1 Colorado Real Estate Journal Conference October 24, 2019 Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center Moderator: Glen Weinberg – Managing Partner, Fairview Commercial Lending Panelists: Ron Wendler – Owner/Broker, Colorado Group…
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Lucinda Stanley, CCIM / Broker/Owner Grand Mesa Commercial Real Estate Delta County, Colorado. A once upon a time booming agricultural and mining area that over the years, has been eroding, collecting dust as vehicles speed thru downtown going to and…
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William Small, JD, CCIM Zenith Realty Advisors An inverted yield, the trade war with China, Brexit and recession have been the top economic topics covered by the news media for most of the summer. For over two years now, leading…
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The wave of commercial real estate capital that investment managers expected to flow into federally designated Opportunity Zones has had a slow start. The reasons for the slow start are numerous – the newness of the program, delayed clarity from…
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Grand Junction will net 27 jobs as part of the announcement by federal officials that BLM Headquarters will be moving to Grand Junction. 54 more positions will head to the Federal Center in Lakewood as part of the public lands…
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