Rocky Mountain Real Estate Law

The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) seeks to limit the use of shell entities to hide illicit activities and to increase transparency in corporate ownership by collecting identification inf...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2024/02/the-impact-of-the-corporate-transparency-act-on-commercial-real-estate/

In our December 2022 Otten Johnson Alert, we reported that the City of Denver planned to evaluate buildings in the downtown area that might be suitable for converting potentially underused office...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2023/08/the-city-of-denver-identifies-office-buildings-in-downtown-denver-that-could-be-ideal-candidates-for-adaptive-reuse/

On Monday, January 9th, 2023, the Denver City Council voted to pass a new wage theft ordinance, which provides greater authority to the City Auditor’s Office to ensure employees are paid their ...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2023/02/wage-theft-ordinance-passes-in-denver/

In October 2022, I participated in an Urban Land Institute Colorado walking tour in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood exploring different types of affordable housing. The Capitol Hill neighbor...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2022/10/affordable-housing-in-denvers-capitol-hill-neighborhood/

On Tuesday, April 26, 2022, the Aspen City Council (the “Council”) voted to extend its residential moratorium on (i) any new land-use applications for development approval and (ii) certain bu...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2022/04/aspen-city-counsel-extends-moratorium/

3D printers are already being used across industries to produce a number of products. A quick Google search provides an astonishing number of uses.  One industry to keep an eye on is the housing...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2021/12/3d-printed-houses-the-potential-for-positive-change-in-the-housing-industry/

Now that states are starting to lift Stay at Home orders and people are beginning to return to work, many are concerned about the health and safety of their workplace environments.  A recent art...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2020/06/covid-19-and-the-well-building-standard/

In July, voters in Lakewood approved a one percent per annum cap on residential unit construction.  Now, a proposed ballot measure aiming to require counties along the Front Range to follow suit...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2019/12/front-range-wide-residential-growth-cap-one-step-closer-to-colorados-2020-ballot/

It is no surprise that Colorado is ranked as the third most popular state for relocating millennials.  However, where in the state these 23-38 year olds are choosing to live just might be.  Whi...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2019/10/colorado-springs-a-millennial-haven/

There’s no denying that Denver, along with much of the rest of the county, has recovered from the 2008 recession and continues to ride a strong period of economic growth. For those of us in the...

https://www.rockymountainrealestatelaw.com/2019/08/the-big-bad-developer-and-other-symptoms-of-the-real-estate-cycle/