Jonathan Rose
Journalist at Bisnow
Former Denver Business Journal editor and founder of the Regulated State newsletter, hyper-focused on the Colorado cannabis industry. Sign up today!
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1 week ago |
bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Colorado lawmakers are advancing legislation that would ban the use of algorithmic rent-setting software by landlords — a first-of-its-kind statewide prohibition aimed at curbing what some see as tech-enabled price coordination in the housing market. An aerial shot of Colorado's capitol.
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bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Contact Us Denver Economic Development View count: April 16, 2025 | 4:44 p.m. ET Mayor Mike Johnston, elected in 2023, has signed his first executive order, establishing the Denver Permitting Office. It’s a major overhaul aimed at cutting down the city’s notoriously slow permitting process.
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thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathan Rose
BreakingA full closure was in place for resurfacing works to be carried outA MAJOR motorway has been shut all night after a huge lorry blaze damaged the carriageway. Drivers were warned oftravelchaos on the M6 this morning as delays are expected to continue for hours. Emergency services responded to reports of the fire between junctions 22 at Winwick and 23 for the East Lancs Road at around 2.30am on Monday.
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bisnow.com | Jonathan Rose
Chicago’s Sterling Bay is set to launch development at Redtail Ridge, moving forward on a 2.6M SF life sciences campus in Louisville that’s been two decades in the making. Earthwork on the 389-acre site along U.S. 36 began the week of April 7, Sterling Bay Managing Principal Rodney Richerson told Bisnow during a phone interview. That will be followed by infrastructure work through the remainder of the year, with vertical development expected to begin late in the fourth quarter.
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thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathan Rose |Jack Elsom
MPs have approved emergency plans to save British Steel's Scunthorpe blast furnaces. Both the Commons and the Lords broke from Easter recess for a highly unusual Saturday sitting to debate the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill. The legislation is aimed at blocking the company's Chinese owners, Jingye, from closing blast furnaces at its Scunthorpe plant. The plans will see taxpayer money used to provide materials to the steelworks and open the door to a transfer of ownership.
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