Colorado requires builders to accommodate high-efficiency devices in new homes
Lawmakers have been adding requirements for builders to make new homes greener, including capabilities for high-efficiency devices like electric cars.
Read moreLawmakers have been adding requirements for builders to make new homes greener, including capabilities for high-efficiency devices like electric cars.
Read moreResidential construction is one of the strongest areas of growth, in spite of volatility from the pandemic, election or economy,
Read moreBuilders may find the benefits of arbitration ideal as COVID-19 drives a surge in cases that were backlogged during the pandemic.
Read moreThe Colorado Department of Revenue is creating a new online system to help companies manage sales and use tax responsibilities.
Read moreHad COVID-19 not hit, the Colorado Legislature may have passed bills that would have had a severely negative impact on
Read moreConstruction is an ‘essential business,’ but cities and counties can set their own requirements.
Read moreBuilders who fail to adopt measures to slow the spread of COVID-19 may face penalties.
Read morePrior to the Great Recession, condominiums and townhomes accounted for approximately 26%-27% of all permits pulled along the Front Range,
Read moreThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration released new maximum penalty amounts in January, increasing roughly 1.7%. Danielle AndrusDanielle Andrus is
Read moreOpportunity zones are “distressed communities” where taxes on capital gains can be deferred to the end of 2026. Danielle AndrusDanielle
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