Rich Laden

Not enough homes are being built that rank-and-file buyers can afford in the Springs and surrounding El Paso County, and a broader mix of housing options is needed to address the problem, according to a new report from the Pikes Peak Housing Network.

The Utah-based fitness chain is aiming to open its fourth Springs location this summer in a remodeled Gold's Gym, northeast of Union and Briargate boulevards.

Utah-based VASA Fitness has launched a remodeling of this former Gold's Gym at 7655 N. Union Blvd., northeast of Union and Briargate boulevards in the north side Rampart Village Center,

The luxury resort in Colorado Springs was named a five-star winner by the Forbes Travel Guide for the 65th consecutive year, the longest streak for any hotel worldwide.

Enhanced mitigation measures designed to tamp down noise at the new Ford Amphitheater, whose debut last summer near Gleneagle generated hundreds of complaints from area residents objecting to what they

An Indian-based space surveillance and intelligence company said Monday it will establish a Colorado Springs satellite assembly facility and hire 61 people who will work with the state's aerospace and defense industries. Digantara specializes in systems that detect and track space debris, and plans to hire software engineers, systems engineers and business developers, among others

Colorado Springs-area home sales rose by just over 4% in January, a Pikes Peak Association of Realtors report shows. Even so, the local housing market remains soft because spiking mortgage rates have put homes out of reach for many buyers, some local real estate experts say.

Black Rock Coffee Bar, founded in 2008 in Portland, Ore., plans to open its first Colorado Springs location in mid-February on the city's far north side. The chain, with 150 locations in seven states, envisions at least 10 Springs-area locations, a Black Rock official says.

After fielding hundreds of complaints about excessive noise from the new Ford Amphitheater that opened in August, the city of Colorado Springs and the venue's developer say they're taking steps to address objections from nearby residents.

Re/Max Advantage and Re/Max Properties, two longtime Colorado Springs residential real estate companies, have merged in a union that company leaders say will create more opportunities for real estate agents and better services for home buyers and sellers.