Tag: Denver Urban Renewal Authority
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Celebrating 50 years: Denver’s Cherry Blossom Festival marks half a century at Sakura Square
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Over 50 years ago, the Denver Urban Renewal Authority told the Tri-State Denver Buddhist Temple — at the corner of Lawrence and 20th streets — that they needed to either buy the rest of their block or move. Members of the temple decided to take a…
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Globeville may get more housing as part of urban redevelopment plan
More than 400 housing units and well over 5,000 square feet of ground floor retail may find its way to Globeville at 38th and Huron if an urban redevelopment plan is approved by the Denver City Council. Renderings provided by the city show a multi-story, mixed-use residential building planned for the parcel owned by the…
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Denver City Council to consider multiple $1M contract amendments
Contracts related to Denver’s Smart City Program, which seeks to improve communication between city departments and optimize city operations, will get several $1 million increases if the Denver City Council approves a series of contract amendments during Monday’s 3:30 p.m. meeting. Here’s a list of major items on the agenda: Contracts and Resolutions 23-0460: A…
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Sole Republican mayoral candidate wants to ‘Fight for Denver’s Future.’
Denver has not had a Republican mayor in decades. Andy Rougeot, a registered Republican and one of 17 others vying for the seat, seeks to buck that trend. With a solid 10% base of registered Republicans in Denver, there’s a solid chance Rougoet makes the June runoff, according to published reports. His campaign is one focusing…
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Denver City Council considers revitalization proposal near 27th and Larimer
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver city leaders have cleared the way for the next step of a proposal that would generate new incremental tax revenue in an area at 27th and Larimer. The proposal is a partnership between the City and County of Denver and The Denver Urban Renewal…
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Denver’s Zocalo Development breathes new life in Baker neighborhood’s ‘crown jewel’
The former First Avenue Hotel at 101 N. Broadway stood condemned, vacant and boarded for many years. The four-story Italian Renaissance Revival style beauty serves as the entry to the Baker neighborhood, and has for more than 115 years on the northwest corner of Broadway and First Avenue. Zocalo Community Development Inc. CEO David Zucker remembers…
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Despite objections, Denver City Council approves Sun Valley Redevelopment Area
The Denver City Council on Monday approved the Sun Valley Homes Urban Redevelopment Plan. The move creates an urban redevelopment area, complete with a property and sales tax increment area. The total project budget is $47.7 million, and $10.3 million of that will come from revenue raised by the taxing district and be used by…
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Denver’s 16th Street Mall overhaul begins
Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock officially kicked off the $149 million renovation of the 16th Street Mall on Thursday, calling it “a key part of downtown’s comeback.” Hancock and officials from the Regional Transportation District, Downtown Denver Partnership and the Denver Urban Renewal Authority spoke to a crowd of about 50 gathered at 16th and…




