Money in Denver news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in Denver on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: Denver home sales fall as property tax delinquencies climb. Also: Home sales fell most in Douglas, Larimer, Denver and Adams counties, according to The Denver Post; The Boulder-based CEO of a software firm is leading the opening of its new Denver hub.
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- Home sales fell most in Douglas, Larimer, Denver and Adams counties, according to The Denver Post.The Denver Post
- The Boulder-based CEO of a software firm is leading the opening of its new Denver hub.The Business Journals
- Unpaid property taxes in Denver have risen sharply, according to BusinessDen.BusinessDen
- A Denver mining company agreed to buy a Canadian company in a $464 million deal.The Business Journals
- A Boulder County cement plant plans to lay off at least 70 employees next month.Denver7
- Aurora's city council is weighing a zoning change that would limit data centers.The Business Journals
- A western wear chain plans 30 new stores next year after opening its fourth Colorado location.The Business Journals
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