Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management

From Denver’s city center to the suburbs, finding an affordable rental home in the metro area is proving to be more difficult and expensive. Low unemployment and job growth f ...

If you are currently looking for rental property in Denver, then you know the search for an affordable apartment can be daunting. It’s the law of supply and demand: fewer re ...

The overall Denver-area apartment vacancy rate in the third quarter fell to a 14-year low of 3.9 percent, while average monthly rental rates once again set a record high, shows a r ...

The University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business and Colorado Economic and Management Associates, published by the Apartment Association of Metro Denver, today released the ...

Metro Denver’s constricted housing market, which has squeezed buyers since early 2013, has begun to wrap its coils more tightly around renters. Higher home prices and quicker ...

The global rise in the past two years of the “sharing economy” – using Airbnb and other websites to rent a room or get a ride – has had its share of pushback. Regulated hot ...

Scott and Wendi Smith have a family far different than most, with four biological children, Josh 21, Joel 18, Leah 15 and Luke 12 and six adopted children from China with varying m ...

It has been my distinct honor to become the director of the Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate & Construction Management during the year of its 75th anniversary. When I jo ...

Mobility versus routine. Distraction versus focus. Command-and-control management versus employee choice. As corporate cultural battles play out, workplaces have become the battl ...

University of Denver students wanted to build a special playhouse for a special family. They found Scott and Wendi Smith. The couple already had four biological children, but it w ...