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Old Posted Oct 15, 2015, 6:20 AM
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More than 200,000 people moved to Colorado between 2013-2014
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I'm having a hard time with that 200k number, because the top 10 counties only gained 79k, and you can see the numbers start dropping off quick below #10. 64 counties in CO, minus 10 is 54 times say an average of 600 population gain per county for those is only another 32,400 or so more for a total population gain of 111k roughly.

Are they saying the 200k is the influx only, but not total population gain (influx + birth - outflow - deaths)?
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Colorado's population increased ~84k between 2013 and 2014.
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Good luck building ANYTHING in Boulder, but non-single family / mixed use? I'm afraid it doesn't stand much of a chance with that upcoming crazy local ballot coming up in November.
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Colorado's population increased ~84k between 2013 and 2014.
So where the heck is the 200,000 number coming from in that article?
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So where the heck is the 200,000 number coming from in that article?
I'm thinking you already nailed it:

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Are they saying the 200k is the influx only, but not total population gain (influx + birth - outflow - deaths)?
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Sorry for the poor photos, but here's a construction update on the new commercial tower & apartment building at Belleview Station

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OMG I hope they gut that place and fill in the lake. That place is so gross with bed bugs everywhere. And that little lake smells so dam bad to.
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OMG I hope they gut that place and fill in the lake. That place is so gross with bed bugs everywhere. And that little lake smells so dam bad to.
I get the feeling that Weidner Apartment Homes ends up sucking as much cash out of their properties as possible and then look for a buyer who loves turn-around opportunities. They did make some very timely buys in Phoenix including one nice mid-rise downtown. Where it used to have the best property management their own approach is very different although they've raised rents. /smh
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Development, direction of city playing big role in Arvada elections
10/07/2015 By Austin Briggs YourHub Reporter Denver Post
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ARVADA —No doubt about it: A city-wide construction boom combined with the 2016 arrival of the Gold Line commuter rail means Arvada is changing — and will continue to do so.

"Everybody loves Arvada, and many moved here for the suburban lifestyle that Arvada offers ... we have great parks, trails, a good police force ... it's safe here," Chandler said. "But the kind of development we're seeing has a lot of people very concerned."

He points to the Park Place at Olde Town and Walmart developments as "visible symbols of what's wrong with the direction of the city."
Five council seats are up for reelection along with the Mayor. All incumbents are running and are facing challengers presumably of the NIMBY variety.
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$48 million mixed-use project underway in Louisville
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I know downtown Louisville is booming right now, but DeLo? Really?
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Uncommon goes before the Planning & Zoning Board tonight. This is going to be a real shit show. The Uncommon development features 120 apartments, ground floor retail, and underground parking in a six story building. City staff are recommending the P&Z board deny the development application based on compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood.

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Cool little render the city put together to show the development's impact on its surroundings:



A previously approved development on the same site:

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Littleton NIMBYs want to stop an awesome development by zocolo.
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proposition 300 & 301 in Boulder have failed!!
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Thank goodness there are at least some realists in Boulder.

http://www.dailycamera.com/editorial...ial-no-300-301

For those that didn't know what this was about.
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I'm shocked and really pleased. I did not expect Boulder to do the right thing. At all.
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