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$4.5 million home listed in Boulder Co., two studies show Denver's business sector is booming and more: 9 business stores to know

Here's a weekly roundup of Denver Business Journal's top business stories served up especially for 9NEWS readers.

DENVER — Included is an inside look at Denver’s latest business to jump on the food hall trend, a $4.5 million, six-bedroom home with a rustic barn, and two studies that show Denver’s booming business sector is among the tops in the nation.

>In the video above from Feb. 23, Ed Sealover with the Denver Business Journal goes over the biggest Colorado business stories of the week

Real estate

1) 12,000-SF Boulder County home with views from Pikes Peak to Longs Peak lists for $4.5M 

Credit: 9 business stories to know


The 12,271-square-foot home features six bedrooms, nine bathrooms and sits on a 5-acre lot along with a rustic barn. And for an extra $1.5 million, one can purchase a neighboring second home and equestrian facilities on an additional 43 acres.

2) Homebuilder buys 310-acre parcel in Jefferson County, plans 1,200 homesites (DBJ Subscriber Content)

The $50 million deal could bring more than a thousand homes to Jefferson County — and it’s breaking ground this week.

3) Developers reveal an early look at 'game-changing' project in RiNo (DBJ Subscriber Content)

The project’s development team presented a vision that includes breaking up a 13-acre site into walkable blocks filled with office and residential buildings and ample ground-floor retail space

Food and drink

4) Full Plate: Bar opening on Platte Street, new Denver food hall reveals lineup of 10 stalls

Credit: Logan Crable, provided by Uchi
Tyson Cole is the chef behind Uchi.


Tacos, barbecue, empanadas and burgers are just some of the offerings at Junction Food & Drink, which plans to open in Denver in April.

5) Colorado chefs, restaurants score 18 James Beard Award nominations

The awards are considered the Oscars of the restaurant industry and Colorado is dominating the awards program in its newly created Best Chef Mountain region category. Here’s who’s up for a prize

Travel and transportation

6) Denver is home to three of worst traffic bottlenecks in U.S.

Credit: Kathleen Lavine, Denver Business Journal


The “2020 Top Truck Bottleneck List” assesses the level of congestion at 300 locations on the national highway system via GPS data from more than 1 million trucks.

7) Southwest Airlines to offer service to popular Colorado ski destination

With I-70 traffic growing worse every ski season, now may be the time to consider flying from DIA to Steamboat Springs.

Local news

8) Denver has nation's No. 3 job market, Wall Street Journal reports

The Wall Street Journal analyzed data from Moody’s Analytics to gauge unemployment rates, new jobs, wage growth and other factors. Here are the other cities that made the list.

9) Denver jumps 6 spots on 'Best-Performing Cities' list

The Milken Institute’s annual “Best-Performing Cities” index measures economic vitality using job creation, wage growth and other innovation industry metrics.

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