About John Rebchook

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Rents rise, vacancies down

“Vacancies continue to decline year over year as demand grows faster than the production of new rental product,” Ron [...]

Support letter for Shepherd

“NW Denver should be proud of the fact that we produce leaders, and not [...]

Zoning changes all over the map

Wherever there is color on the map, shows former R-4 zoning and its current zoning. (Click on images for a more detailed view.)

Take a poll at the end of this blog.

The answer: All over the map.

The question: How did Denver rezone parcels that previously held the R-4 designation?

Boulder, Denver economically advantaged

“The mix of creativity and intellectual power are powerful combinations,” Tom [...]

Real Estate conference heads to Denver

“No one here needs to be told that great strides have been made in downtown Denver in recent years,” Rob Reuteman, [...]

Mortenson - 30 years in Colorado

“Mortenson is very proud of our achievements in Colorado our ability to build many of the structures and buildings that have contributed to growth and success of the state and the people who live and work here,” Bob [...]

Foreclosure freefall continues

“We’re now likely to end this year with far fewer foreclosure filings than occurred last year, but there still may be a sizable inventory in pending foreclosures that have yet to be processed,” Ryan [...]

Down-zoning unlikely to spark taking

“I think it would be an uphill battle for the developer,” Jan [...]

Give me land...lots of land

John Malone told Land Report that Ted Turner first inflicted him with “this land-buying disease.” Malone is the largest land owner in the U.S., according to Land Report. [...]

Ells named Food Innovator of the Year 2011

“The difference between Chipotle and other fast-food restaurants is when our employees walk in, they see food,” Steve Ells, in a Wall Street Journal [...]