Denver Post

Centex Homes has agreed to settle a major class-action lawsuit filed by homeowners claiming damage from expansive soils. Terms of the settlement call for as many as 1,500 Colorado homeowners...

New residential high-rises, unseen in Denver for many years, are popping up in increasing numbers in the central city. Several projects are now under construction and others are on the...

For more than 50 years, the land at Third Avenue and Holly Street in the Crestmoor neighborhood served as a bustling shopping center that drew families to mingle over greeting...

After only a year and a half on the job, William A. "Andy" Barnes has announced his resignation as president and chief executive officer of the Stapleton Development Corp. Barnes...

Home buyers will see green at the Parade of Homes this year. A surge in the construction of environmentally sensitive building--whether that's preserving topsoil or using newspaper-based insulation--has the Home...

To the casual observer, one might think Frank Gazda is strange. He talks to his house. "Hello House!" Gazda says loudly to the wall. Even more strange: The house answers....

It's barren inside the red brick hulk of the old Berkeley school. Broken windows filter bright noontime sunlight. Graffiti scars walls. Staircases lack their historic wooden railings. But in the...

The way Mickey Zeppelin and Larry Nelson see it, a home office ought to be more than just a desk wedged into the spare bedroom. The developers are willing to...

Ryland Homes Inc. has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit brought by homeowners whose houses were built atop dangerous expansive soils. Ryland, metro Denver's sixth-largest homebuilder, will pay up to...

A Colorado developer has been sentenced to house arrest in his $1.65 million mansion after being convicted of bilking 23 Florida homeowners. Clyde Hoeldtke, 59, was sentenced to two years...