Matt Geiger is a journalist at BusinessDen, where he covers commercial real estate and development. His reporting spans various themes including the construction industry, real estate investment, and property management, reflecting his focus on the housing market and regional interests. Matt's work has also been featured in High On Films, Outdoor News, and CCM Colorado News.
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Matt Geiger's articles primarily focus on local business and real estate developments in Denver, Colorado. His coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for news directly from businesses or organizations.
Given his emphasis on local business and real estate, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new commercial properties, significant transactions or acquisitions within the Denver area, as well as insights into the economic trends impacting these sectors locally.
Additionally, since Matt covers entertainment and food & beverage topics to a lesser extent but still significantly, he may also be open to pitches related to noteworthy restaurant openings/closures or events within the entertainment industry taking place in Denver.
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Fifty acres of industrial real estate along the South Platte could be redeveloped, and not for a new stadium.
Two tired city landmarks may soon be getting some love. Houston preservationist David Denenburg and partner Anthony Speier purchased 2101
The Manchester was the epitome of a long-term hold. Last week, local apartment investor RedPeak paid $23 million for the 14-story building steps from Cheesman Park and the Denver Botanic Gardens.
By: Matt Geiger
Jon Kinning of RK Industries said his property in Central Park would be worth millions less if he hadn't. He sold most of it last month.
Layton Construction is working to scale a growing mountain of opposition to build residences on an empty hillside in Lakewood.
Electric bike and scooter operator Veo is rolling into a conflict with Denver. The city announced Thursday that, come Nov. 1, it will start enforcing its contract with Veo that prohibits sidewalk riding.
Jake Malman and two other investors purchased the Symes Building, a vacant 95,000-square-foot office building at 820 16th St., in Denver for $2.7 million from Thorofare Capital.
Hunter success rates in each zone varied from a high of 73% in Zone A to less than 10% in zones E and F. (Stock photo)
The archery and crossbow season runs from Sept. 12 through Jan. 3, 2027 – and through Jan. 31 in metro subunits and counties with extended seasons. (Photo by Eric Morken)
By: Matt Geiger
“We're working to address a problem that already exists,” the clinic's director says. But some fear it will inject more issues into the area.
