Denver Economy newsletter
Today's top economy stories from The Denver Post
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Is that a groaning sound coming from Denver’s housing market?

Home and condos sales are down by nearly a fifth the past year in August, and the number of sales is at levels more commonly seen during the winter holidays.

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Aurora Organic Dairy founder lists Beaver Creek home for $15 million

10 Borders Road features four bedrooms and four full bathrooms.

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Magnetic buys Stanley Marketplace for $41M

Stanley Marketplace has, for the first time, traded on the marketplace.

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In-N-Out Burger proposed along Colorado Boulevard in Denver

The California burger chain has its eyes on 1470 S. Colorado Blvd.

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Denver and Alterra Mountain Co. deepen ties via 12-year lease deal

North America’s second largest owner of ski resorts will serve as an achor for an outdoor recreation hub in a strugglng part of Denver’s urban core.

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How Denver police are handling Waymo’s driverless cars

Denver police have new guidelines for handling Waymo’s driverless cars, including traffic stops, crashes, fires and technical issues.

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Emily Griffith school buying former Johnson & Wales building for $11M

Emily Griffith Technical College has long been a school without a traditional campus, but that will change soon.

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Gas bills to rise for Xcel Energy’s Colorado customers

The average Xcel Energy residential natural gas bill will increase by 8.6%, or $5.16 a month, if the hike is approved. The new rates are effective Oct. 6.

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Cloud seeding company with projects in Weld County and Utah leases warehouse in Brighton

Scott Morris has come to town to make it rain.

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RiNo’s InBank being acquired by Nebraska bank

InBank, a Denver-based bank with 13 branches in Colorado and New Mexico, is being acquired.

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