Manufacturing job postings within Jefferson County have shown a notable distribution across the cities in the past month, based on analysis of Jeffco Legend’s list of locally-based manufacturing firms. Note these are total jobs posted at these companies, including positions at non-local facilities. The city of Broomfield topped the list with 1,795 job posts. Westminster
Jefferson and Arapahoe counties reported similar trends in foreclosure data over the past two years, based on data reported by the counties’ public trustees. In Jefferson County, the first quarter of 2022 saw 83 foreclosures, which rose to 118 in the second quarter, reduced to 77 in the third quarter, and went back up marginally
A residential property at 15424 W Columbia Ave, Morrison 80465 was sold on 2024-03-29 for a price of $1,056,700. The property type is identified as single-family and the total square footage of buildings on the property is 2,997. This sale is one among 40 similar property transactions in Morrison in recent months. The average sale
A single-family home in Littleton, located at 10162 Cooper Dr., was sold on March 28, 2024, fetching a price of $1,200,000. The property provides 2,318 square feet of living space. This recent transaction is notable within the region, as it stands apart from the 149 similar property sales that have taken place in Littleton over
Ur-Energy Inc., a Jeffco-based uranium mining company responsible for the Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility in Wyoming, has announced the appointment of Ryan S. Schierman as its Vice President of Regulatory Affairs. “We are pleased to expand our executive team with the addition of Ryan Schierman as our Vice President Regulatory Affairs,” stated Ur-Energy
The most recent data from Jefferson County, Colorado shows trends in the average sale prices for single family homes across various cities, with sales included from those with at least two transactions within a trailing month. As of February 5, 2024, Morrison leads the county with an average home sale price of $1,111,462 derived from
In 2023, 178 Jeffco-based businesses received loans from the Small Business Administration (SBA), totalling $141.42 million. Among the top 50 recipients, the most loan dollars ($18 mil.) went to businesses operating in the trade industry, with hospitality and manufacturing businesses not far behind, receiving loan totals of $15.1 mil. and $14.9 mil. respectively. Arvada-based Kratos
Arvada-based Titan CEO, alongside Wipfli LLP, announced today the return of the Colorado Titan 100 program, which is primed to honor the top 100 CEOs and C-Level executives in Colorado for 2024. The program seeks to recognize leading business figures demonstrating exceptional leadership, vision, and passion across a diverse range of industries including technology, healthcare,
The 2024 list of Small Business Administration (SBA) lenders to Jeffco businesses has been released, with a total of 57 entities providing funding. B:side Capital ranks no. 1 with a substantial $14.8 million loan volume to Jeffco businesses. Second position is earned by Live Oak Banking Company with a loan volume amounting to $12.0 million.
Oblong, Inc. (NASDAQ:OBLG), a Jeffco-based company that specializes in collaboration solutions, announced on March 20, 2024, that it has been granted a 180-day extension by The Nasdaq Stock Market to regain compliance with the Bid Price Rule. The Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Department gave the official permission in written form. This extension allows Oblong until September
National Write Your Congressman (NWYC), an organization advocating for small businesses in government, has published its Q1 2024 Index gauging sentiments of business owners and Congress. The index identifies inflation, immigration, taxes, and the broader U.S. economy as paramount concerns for enterprises in this election year. It underscores employment laws, environmental regulations, tax compliance, financial
The annual Ski Industry Report by MySkiLessons has revealed a continuous decrease in interest towards skiing, leading to growing challenges for ski resorts and industry professionals. Despite advancements such as snowmaking technology and contingency measures for varying weather conditions, the number of visitors to ski resorts has been diminishing since 2004. Such a decline has