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Old Posted Nov 3, 2015, 3:13 PM
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Anyone got more info on this ?

http://www.9news.com/story/homepage/2015...ruct-central-denver-rec-center/75067400/


Also nice update by Denver Urban Review. Can you imagine what our skyline is going to look like late spring with all these cranes up for all these towers rising up at once!
http://denverurbanreview.com/2015/11/denver-construction-update-november/
What an amazing boom for Denver. The only real rival has to be the 1979-85 period when many of Denver's tallest buildings were built. But that was a period when the core city population was stagnant or even declining. This boom is far more well rounded, both in terms of residential vs. commercial as well by fact that it is not single industry (energy) driven. In fact it is thriving in the face of one of the biggest energy price declines in history.

I really think the impact of the Airport train may well be underestimated. That will be huge boost for convention business and a big feather in the hat for attracting new businesses. I think we are still "early" in this boom cycle.
     
     
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