Ken Amundson

Rising property insurance rates, up 58% since 2020 and rising more this year, are leaving some property owners uninsured – even when insurance is available, which isn’t always the case – and keeping some homeowners from buying when lending formulas change.

A new 17-court pickleball facility in Fort Collins not only will open for business Thanksgiving week, but it also will host a national pickleball tournament in May. Meanwhile, a competing 10-court facility, part of the national Picklr franchise organization, will host its grand opening Nov. 22, the weekend prior to Thanksgiving.

Endless Garage has acquired a 25,000-square-foot building in the Loveland Yards, the facility formerly known as The Outlets at Loveland.

David Cohen, a longtime luminary of the Boulder startup scene, is retaking leadership of Techstars as Gavet steps down.

Sustainable steam company AtmosZero Inc. has leased about 100,000 square feet of space in the Forge in Loveland.

Two developers and a mortgage broker received awards from the Everitt Real Estate Center at the Colorado State University College of Business.

A judge has sentenced a former Larimer County real estate agent and investor to jail after he stole more than $1 million from investors.

The real estate industry is seeing trends that are somewhat unusual, maybe unpredictable, industry professionals said Tuesday at a BizWest CEO Roundtable.

Housing affordability is affected by the relationship, or lack thereof, between builders and the governments that regulate them.

Tesla plans to open an engineering facility in Fort Collins that will employ engineers in its autopilot artificial intelligence division.