Amazon's DEN2 General Manager Joe Dudek led a tour for the media and a few dignitaries of the fulfillment center in Aurora near I-70 and E470 on Thursday morning.

Among the speakers prior to the walking tour were U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, Congressman Ed Perlmutter and Congressman Mike Coffman.

The 1 million square-foot site has been operational since September 2017, but this was the first opportunity for media to tour the facility.

There are more than 1,000 full-time employees that pick, pack,…

Operator of Ten Penny, across the street from Le Lyonnais, sees opportunity to develop new restaurant in location in which Sonoma Grille helped to establish a dining scene on Penn Avenue.

There's not a ton to see right now inside the second floor of the downtown Meier & Frank Building, but looking out from the second floor is a whole different story.

That's because the interior perimeter walls that lined the floor for decades and blocked out not only loads of natural light but views of the bustling streetscape below have been demolished and removed. The result is a space that is once again filled with natural light and alive with the scenes of the city going by.

“In the 1970s and…

A new 17-story condo tower on Bayshore Boulevard is officially taking contracts for its residences, each of which occupy an entire floor.

Smith & Associates Real Estate of Tampa is the listing agent for The Sanctuary at Alexandra Place, which will be built at 2619 Bayshore Blvd. Taub Entities of Tampa paid $5 million for the .86-acre property in mid-January.

“Creating a tower like this is a game-changer for the luxury market in Tampa,” Bob Glaser, president and CEO of Smith & Associates, said…

A veteran home flipper bought a house in Bellevue for $700,000. Her broker thinks the now remodeled house could go for nearly 60 percent above that.

These two major Central Florida cities are looking to developers to help revitalize and support the market's growing housing demand.

The region’s status as an engine for innovation and a center for culture and wealth means that thousands of small- and medium-sized businesses want to continue to call the Bay Area home. For them, the housing crisis isn’t a policy issue. It’s a business issue they wrestle with daily, without the resources or political clout large companies can bring to bear.

This week’s on the market takes a look at some of the most expensive homes currently for sale in Kirkwood.

906 W. Essex Ave., $1.49 million: This six-bedroom home has four full bathrooms and two half bathrooms. Built in 1992, the home includes den and hearth rooms that open to an outdoor space with covered porches, terraces, a pool and stone fireplace. The home is 8,123 square feet and includes a kitchen with custom cabinetry, a Dacor range with dual ovens and a large island.

1804 Cheswick Place,…

Legions of blue-collar and middle-class worker are being squeezed out of homes in the boom cities of Silicon Valley, curtailing their ability to capitalize on opportunities in an economically vibrant area.