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Lockheed Martin to expand in Douglas and Jefferson counties, add 1,250 jobs

Colorado aerospace company Lockheed Martin announced Thursday evening that its space division would expand operations at its facilities in Douglas and Jefferson counties, adding 1,250 jobs.

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Vail home with private observatory hits the market for $21.5M

The 9,000-square-foot home features six bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

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Denver Tech Center office tower acquired by two Colorado firms

The 12-story office building is located at 5619 DTC Parkway.

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Historic Barth Hotel in downtown Denver sells for $2.5M ahead of $25M renovation

The historic Barth Hotel in downtown Denver has changed hands for the first time in 45 years. Its new owner plans a $25 million renovation that will create 50 affordable senior housing units.

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Cemex to lay off 70 at Lyons cement plant

The company “is conducting layoffs as part of a staff rebalancing at the Lyons cement plant,” Cemex wrote in a recent Worker Adjustment & Retraining Notification Act notice letter to state regulators.

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Colorado real estate veteran casts off with launch of charter fishing business

After a decade in Denver real estate, Ilan Reissner has traded apartment deals for fishing trips. His new charter business takes corporate groups and families onto two Denver-area reservoirs.

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Congestion on I-70 corridor costs state economy $2.25B a year, study says

Decreased productivity, fewer tourist visits, lost personal time and increased shipping costs result from the increased congestion on I-70. But fixing the problem has remained elusive.

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Morrison strikes deal for development of 16 acres at town entrance

Morrison, the tiny town of 400 next to Red Rocks, voted this week to get a seat at the table for how it’ll expand.

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Average long-term US mortgage rate at highest level in nearly 3 years after 7th weekly rise in a row