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15 products made or designed in Colorado
Making the products that our businesses rely on, that hospitals need or that consumers buy every day is a national priority. But encouraging manufacturing in Colorado, far from ports and the country’s main population centers, isn’t always a straightforward...
Q1 2025 – Rumblings Around the Office…
As we shed our winter coats, I can’t help but think how our weather feels a lot like the economy right now—ever-changing in unpredictable ways, bringing both great enthusiasm (hello, Sundance!) and uncertainty (looking at you, national leadership). Instead of an expected uptick in mergers and acquisitions, we got chaos: mass federal firings, unclear tariff policies, and, yes, bird flu.
‘Years in the making’: Redtail Ridge to finally break ground in April
LOUISVILLE — After more than a half-decade, dozens of government hearings and votes, a name change, an ownership change and a special election, the sprawling Redtail Ridge mega-development in Louisville is expected to break ground in April.
Dean Callan & Company Expands Investment Team with Multi-Family Specialist Craig David
To further strengthen our investment team, we are excited to announce the addition of Craig David, who will specialize in multi-family investment acquisitions and dispositions.
Rumblings Around The Office, Year-End 2024
As I sit in my office and look west, for the first time I can see directly through to the University of Colorado football stadium. Prior to 2024, it was the famed Millennium Harvest House and home to the Rocky Mountain Tennis Center. I can’t begin to count the countless hours I spent on those courts or those F.A.C.s that were so famously memorialized in Newsweek magazine. A year from now, the 600-plus units of student housing will be vertical, and my view will instead be of future CU students who may invent the next cure for cancer or perhaps become the next Heisman Trophy winner.
CU: Colorado’s quantum workforce could hit 10K within decade
“Colorado is home to one of the best workforces in the nation, and this comprehensive quantum roadmap will guide our efforts to prepare skilled workers across the state for the opportunities to come,” OEDIT executive director Eve Lieberman said in a prepared statement. “This is a key step to connect Coloradans to good-paying jobs and ensure our state continues to lead the way developing this transformational, next generation technology.”
Rumblings Around the Office… Q3 2024
As Andy Williams sang, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year,” I know he was not referring to the transition from Summer to Fall or Q2 to Q3 in Boulder. For me, though, this is ABSOLUTELY the best time of the year in Colorado. We are so fortunate to live in a place with four seasons, and no season rivals the Fall. Not to mention, there’s plenty of good news as we roll into year-end.
Top Colorado startups’ fundraising in July doubled 2023’s haul
Colorado’s top five capital raises in July totaled $223.5 million and more than doubled last year’s July total of roughly $93 million.
Ryan, PGIM Real Estate to build industrial buildings near Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
Ryan Companies US Inc. and PGIM Real Estate, the real estate investment and financing arm of Prudential Financial Inc., are partnering to finance and build a two-building industrial campus near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Broomfield.
University of Colorado lands on U.S. News 2024 list of best medical research universities
WASHINGTON — U.S. News & World Report released its 2024 Best Medical Schools in Research and 2024 Best Medical Schools in Primary Care, reports, naming the University of Colorado among the 16 best medical research schools in the country.
