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True to form, the relationship between student loan debt and homeownership rate has proven to be adversarial, as monthly student loan payments reduce one’s ability to obtain a mortgage.

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Eagle Crest Apartments comprises a mix of one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom units.

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In November, Colorado’s longest-serving public housing authority executive director retired. When Sam Betters, of the Loveland Housing Authority, was asked why he decided to step down, he simply

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The buyer paid $155 per square foot for Southfield Center, a 75,940-sf retail and office property at 12201 E. Arapahoe Road.

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Rick Thomas was named a shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.

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A full-service restaurant and winery will soon open in the Cornerstone of Centerville development, creating scores of new jobs.

Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant recently purchased acreage within the development from Miamisburg-based developer Oberer Companies for $2.5 million, according to Greene County property records.

The Orland Park, Illinois-based chain plans to open its second Dayton-area location in the mixed-use center late this summer. Cooper's Hawk will employ 180 people at its the…

A new pasta bar is under development for a riverfront space in downtown Milwaukee.

Alvaro Niño de Guzman Sr. and his son, Alvaro Niño de Guzman Jr. are creating a new dining spot called Tua Pasta. The restaurant will be at 100 E. Wisconsin Ave., where the former John Hawks Pub previously operated. The pub closed in 2016 after more than four decades in business.

In its place, the Niño de Guzmans are creating what they hope will be the first of a chain of fast-food restaurants. At Tua…

Drunk Munk, the newest concept from veteran restaurateur Greg Donnally, will open next month at the former Cowby Ciao location in Old Town Scottsdale.

The tiki bar and restaurant is holding an onsite job fair this week and plans to hire 50 employees across various jobs, including service, management and all front and back-of-house positions.

Job seekers can bring their resumes and apply at 7133 E. Sixth Ave. in Scottsdale on Wednesday, Feb. 20, and Thursday, Feb. 21, from 2 to 6 p.m. both days.

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Three brothers have teamed up to transform the former Ruins Pub space into an “upscale casual” restaurant that focuses on sports and beer. One of the biggest perks of the space was inheriting the self-serve beer bar, which features 40 beers on tap.

Taps on Main opened Feb. 11 at 1715 Main St. and is the brain child of Grant Tower, who built a career with Kansas City restaurant group KC Hopps Ltd. and most recently was its corporate accountant.

“It's always been my dream since I started as a server,”…